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    Default Pass inspection in Speed Density?

    Has anyone successfully passed a state inspection (OBD2 plug in) while running in speed density? Basically, is it possible to remove the MAF and have it not report but still successfully put the car in SD?

    I'd rather not have to run a 2nd PCM or a dual flash PCM if I can avoid it.

    The car:
    2004 GTO
    Single turbo
    5.3L

    Thanks,
    Brad

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    To run in SD a MAF DTC has to be present (required in order to failover to the VE table).

    If any DTC's are present, the OBD scan part of the test will fail.

    Where are you located...?

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    I'm in NY.

    When I was posting this up I thought to myself: "There is greater than a 50% chance that joecar will respond first. I should probably just pm him."

    -Brad

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    Lol...

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    I have tuned several cars in SD that have passed ODBII inspection.

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    Care to elaborate? I'm all ears

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    Do any states that do the OBDII scan allow any DTC's...?

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    I think a DTC is ok in NY as long as it isn't keeping more than the allowed number of monitor tests from completing. A MIL is not ok however.

    On this particular vehicle I'm allowed to have one monitor test incomplete and still pass. With a MAF not present I wonder if I could turn the MIL off. The monitor tests are below. I could potentially see the ones in bold being a problem without a MAF. If the car was a 2000 or older I would be allowed to have 2 incomplete monitor tests.

    Misfire (continuous)
    Fuel Trim (continuous)
    Comprehensive Components (continuous)

    Catalyst (CAT)
    Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR)
    Evaporative (EVAP)
    Oxygen (O2) Sensor
    Secondary Air
    Heated Catalyst
    Air Conditioning (AC) System
    O2 Sensor Heater

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    Yes, you can turn the MIL off for that DTC.

    FT should come ready in MAF-failed mode.
    CC I don't know if this covers MAF.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DPS View Post
    Care to elaborate? I'm all ears
    I dont know all the states that i have done tunes for and passed off the top of my head, I know Texas & New Mexico for sure though. You are just going to have to do some research, not to many people are going to post on a forum how to cheat emissions. From the list you posted that NY checks, your car can pass IMO in SD.

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