State Inspection Error: H E L P!!!!***!*!*!*!
03-03-2010, 09:55 AM
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OP, you get an appointment to tune those out yet? That is about your only bet.
03-03-2010, 03:44 PM
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I have heard that money in the drivers seat will buy you a inspections. I think that's what he means by an extra "20" to get it for a year.... I heard it was more like a c-note, but each to his own.
03-03-2010, 03:57 PM
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haha, I understand the implementation he made, but you cannot bypass the not ready codes on OBDII vehicles. That is what I was implying. The only way around this is to hook another vehicle up, and last I heard, the software isn't that stupid. Last time I performed an inspection was over 2 years ago. Since then, they have cracked down even harder on OBDII vehicles, so I am thinking, tuner is the only solution here.
03-03-2010, 04:34 PM
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man, my inspection sticker expired 06/09 and i don't get any grief for it AT ALL. I will say that for a while though, my tags were expired too, and i kept getting pulled over for that.
Here's the scenario:
They would follow me for a mile or two, then light me up, then come up to my window and explain to me that I was pulled over for expired tags. Then they would talk to me for a bit about how nice the car looked and sounded, and say if I let them look under the hood they would let me go, LOL! Happened twice, once by HPD, and once again by Humble PD
haha, I understand the implementation he made, but you cannot bypass the not ready codes on OBDII vehicles. That is what I was implying. The only way around this is to hook another vehicle up, and last I heard, the software isn't that stupid. Last time I performed an inspection was over 2 years ago. Since then, they have cracked down even harder on OBDII vehicles, so I am thinking, tuner is the only solution here.
03-03-2010, 04:41 PM
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Joe, you must just look suspicious!! :rofl:
man, my inspection sticker expired 06/09 and i don't get any grief for it AT ALL. I will say that for a while though, my tags were expired too, and i kept getting pulled over for that.
Here's the scenario:
They would follow me for a mile or two, then light me up, then come up to my window and explain to me that I was pulled over for expired tags. Then they would talk to me for a bit about how nice the car looked and sounded, and say if I let them look under the hood they would let me go, LOL! Happened twice, once by HPD, and once again by Humble PD
I have a friend that's a state inspector, and he told me that they just came out with new software where he couldn't even plug in another car to substitute it for a car anymore
man, my inspection sticker expired 06/09 and i don't get any grief for it AT ALL. I will say that for a while though, my tags were expired too, and i kept getting pulled over for that.
Here's the scenario:
They would follow me for a mile or two, then light me up, then come up to my window and explain to me that I was pulled over for expired tags. Then they would talk to me for a bit about how nice the car looked and sounded, and say if I let them look under the hood they would let me go, LOL! Happened twice, once by HPD, and once again by Humble PD
I have a friend that's a state inspector, and he told me that they just came out with new software where he couldn't even plug in another car to substitute it for a car anymore
