Im surprised this hasnt came up yet (or may be I missed it) but here is the new law! Enjoy!
http://www.smogtips.com/new-smog-law-AB-2289.cfm
http://www.smogtips.com/new-smog-law-AB-2289.cfm
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Neal
What does this part mean?
B. Vehicles known to release large amounts of pollution must test at stations with the highest performance ratings.
Is it time to give up on our trusty LC2's and do a smog legal 2000+ LSX swap?
750H.P.V6 said:Brian,
I wish it was that easy, I played hell with the eavp test last time I had to smog the car. I drove it around for better than 3 weeks and it stiil wouldn't set the flag.
Neal
Gary Wells said:My guess would be that item "B" refers to test stations with perfect ratings. Like the colleges that have on board referees who teach the classes. I've heard they don't buy anything, especially visual inspections.
I really can't understand why you guys would think that the Republik of Kalifornia is going to let us off the hook that easy. Leo's are no longer to do buyoffs on smog tickets, modified exhaust, headers & such. This is the reason that the Caddy is still bone embarrassing stock. I'm not too happy about it either.
That is so gay.
My guess would be that item "B" refers to test stations with perfect ratings. Like the colleges that have on board referees who teach the classes. I've heard they don't buy anything, especially visual inspections.
I really can't understand why you guys would think that the Republik of Kalifornia is going to let us off the hook that easy. Leo's are no longer to do buyoffs on smog tickets, modified exhaust, headers & such. This is the reason that the Caddy is still bone embarrassing stock. I'm not too happy about it either.
Gary,
I don't think you're missing anything. He insinuated that senior citizens and their Cadillacs have homosexual tendencies. At least that's how I read it.
Neal
It's not quite that easy. One thing they check for is the diagnostic readiness states. They are flags that come on to show that all the emissions tests are running and you are only allowed one readiness to not be set. Every time you unplug your ECM or upload a new tune you have to wait until the car runs all the routines to set the readiness state flags. The evap test on some GM cars takes a long time to complete itself. I had fun with last time I had to smog my car. Many states other than CA will allow 2 readiness flags not to be set and you're still OK.
Neal