Hey Guys, I'm moving to Washington State from Indiana, and unfortunately it looks like my Cat and EGR free car is going to soon have to pass an emissions test. I hear that they only do an OBD2 check in which case I only need to tune out the exhaust codes? So my question is, which ones need to go? I might still slap a high flow cat on the car since I don't want to turn any heads with the exhaust smell that comes from my car.
Washington State Emmissions, What do I need to pass?
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BillBoost37
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The should be scanning via OBD2 like you mentioned. So those codes shouldn't be reporting any issues.
I would slap the EGR/soemthing that at least looks like a cat on it. Most of the states that do emissions testing do so with only a plug in to the OBD2 port and a visual inspection for the emissions parts. I ran a full IC etc and still had an EGR sitting there. It doesn't need to function, but it likely needs to be there visually.
I would slap the EGR/soemthing that at least looks like a cat on it. Most of the states that do emissions testing do so with only a plug in to the OBD2 port and a visual inspection for the emissions parts. I ran a full IC etc and still had an EGR sitting there. It doesn't need to function, but it likely needs to be there visually.