Should I attempt an inspection?
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Should I attempt an inspection?
Here's the situation.
My car has been put back to stock, completely. It's not throwing any codes and there's nothing wrong with the car. However, there are a couple things that worry me over the inspection.
My rear O2's, EGR and I believe my AIR have all been turned off. I'm pretty sure you're allowed up to 5 "Not Ready" codes.
Do you think I can still pass inspection?
My car has been put back to stock, completely. It's not throwing any codes and there's nothing wrong with the car. However, there are a couple things that worry me over the inspection.
My rear O2's, EGR and I believe my AIR have all been turned off. I'm pretty sure you're allowed up to 5 "Not Ready" codes.
Do you think I can still pass inspection?
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Originally Posted by Cheater
After i did headers on my car with no rear o2/AIR/EGR it failed,so i went go a p.tune at fastech the same place passed it
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I'm surprised you tried to pass inspection with your car like that, weren't you showing a Service Engine Soon light and throwing codes? If your SES light is on, you can gaurantee you're not passing inspection.