Smog Check and Rear Oxygen Sensors
Assuming a car passes the visual inspection, if a car's rear oxygen sensors are deactivated, and its PCM is flashed so no codes are stored and the check engine light is not activated, can it pass a smog check? Thanks.
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If it's a 2000 or newer all they do is plug into the obd2 for smog. Make sure the monitor's are ready to pass
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Originally Posted by crznZ06
(Post 1598607612)
Assuming a car passes the visual inspection, if a car's rear oxygen sensors are deactivated, and its PCM is flashed so no codes are stored and the check engine light is not activated, can it pass a smog check? Thanks.
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They do a visual if there is no codes and the O2 sensors are in place you only have to worry about the "sniff-test". In my 1996 LT4 I failed miserably; It was so bad the report said "GROSS POLLUTER". I bought two new California catalytic converters and I passed. The guy said: "It passed super clean"
Check it out, with those CA crap cats, the car is super lazy and I get less MPG. |
x2 reaplaced them on my SIlverado it feels like a slug. Prior to that pig used to get wheel hop hitting passing gear with the originals on there.
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On my ‘02 I don’t have the rear sensors and they’re tuned out. Been though two checks, most recently last January, no issues either time. |
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