Any ways to cheat emissions?
Im going to get my car inspected for the first time and I dont have a cat. Just wondering if there were any ways to pass easier.
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Doubt it will pass without the kitty, i guess it depends on how steep the limits are. But if you want to try, make sure the plugs are nice and clean, and make sure its up to temp when you go.
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drop a cat in there for the test and be done with it
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Run alcohol. Do a search and you'll see some mixtures to run.
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Register it somewhere without emissions tests. I drive around emissions tight areas every day, but registered one of my non-emissions compliant cars down south.
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just to let u know alabama is open for non emissions cars :P
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yea TII sleeper I am having a similair problem right now with my car. It runs too rich and just failed inspection I am trying to figure out the best way to fix the problem. The only difference is i have a stock dp and cat i have only modified the air intake and the ypipe back
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Pass without a cat? Maybe if you bring your friend Benjamin along with you to the inspection place... hah.
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Exactly as Digi7ech stated run alcohol in your tank for the test. This is covered weekly I suggest to make more use of the search button.
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Shoot man, I just put my stock exhaust system on. There is also a way to gut the ACV so it pumps air directly to the cat. Although I have used alcohol in the past, its a last ditch effort, and involves a little bit of risk. Be aware of that.
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Originally Posted by iceblue
Exactly as Digi7ech stated run alcohol in your tank for the test. This is covered weekly I suggest to make more use of the search button.
I read somehwere also there was a writeup in the Archive, but didnt see it either. |
From the FAQs at the top of the section:
My car is having trouble passing emissions, but I have new spark plugs, filters, cats, etc. What do I do? J-rats Recipe for cheating emissions if its ABSOLUTELY necessary: 1. Turn variable resistor to full lean, or as lean as you can get and still run. 2. Trick ACV into pumping air to the cat all the time by removing the FORWARD UPPER vac hose, and capping it. 3. Run 87 octane 4. Run your tank down till your almost empty. 5. 2-3 bottles of alcohol in the tank. Drive VERY GINGERLY to the emissions station. 6. Once you pass go, DIRECTLY to a gas station and fill up with regular unleaded. Damn n00bs!!! (Only saying that cause your post count is 7000+) :) |
I have seen that many times, but I was wondering, the 87 octane does not apply to TII's, does it??
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Originally Posted by piscorpio
I have seen that many times, but I was wondering, the 87 octane does not apply to TII's, does it??
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^^^ speaks much truth.. just DONT FREAKIN BOOST!
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888888888888888888My car is having trouble passing emissions, but I have new spark plugs, filters, cats, etc. What do I do?
J-rats Recipe for cheating emissions if its ABSOLUTELY necessary: 1. Turn variable resistor to full lean, or as lean as you can get and still run. 2. Trick ACV into pumping air to the cat all the time by removing the FORWARD UPPER vac hose, and capping it. 3. Run 87 octane 4. Run your tank down till your almost empty. 5. 2-3 bottles of alcohol in the tank. Drive VERY GINGERLY to the emissions station. 6. Once you pass go, DIRECTLY to a gas station and fill up with regular unleaded**************** 1. That does NOT describe a TurboII ACV 2. Just WHERE did the person who wrote that think the air from the airpump was going anyway? |
What if you have true dual exhausts? No cats obviously.. Is there any way to pass?
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i doubt you could pass without a cat, maybe with alcohol,
but why the hell dont you have a cat in an emission controlled state? |
cause it didn't have one when I got it! :rlaugh:
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Same here man.
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Where and what the hell is the variable resistor?
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in a before-and-after session of e-testing my car with and without alchohol, the alchohol didn't reduce NOx emissions at all, whereas that is something that is catalyzed by the cats, so i don't think that you can pass that portion of the test. i don't know the exact chemistry behind it, so maybe my results were just a fluke, but beware.
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Originally Posted by WonkoTheSane
From the FAQs at the top of the section:
Damn n00bs!!! (Only saying that cause your post count is 7000+) :) Someone with a full standalone doesent have an ACV, or a variable resistor... Also, why would you put regular unleaded in the car after the test? ;) |
Originally Posted by TonyTurboII
Also, why would you put regular unleaded in the car after the test? ;)
because alcohol burns VERY VERY slow hell... put a bit kerosene in there... |
Originally Posted by Hailers
2. Just WHERE did the person who wrote that think the air from the airpump was going anyway?
Originally Posted by tonyturboII
This is still kind of sketchy. 2-3 bottles of alcohol? What size are the bottles?
Someone with a full standalone doesent have an ACV, or a variable resistor... Also, why would you put regular unleaded in the car after the test? This is not a perfect science, its just some tricks I have used in the past to get dirty FCs through the sniffer. Remember, I didnt always have an EMS. And if you want to get REALLY technical. The best way to pass emissions is to FIX YOUR DAMN CAR CORRECTLY!!! |
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