Emissions testing on standalone ECU
11-07-2018, 11:55 AM
#2
Pretty sure no aftermarket ECU sends readiness codes (let alone checks for them). So, your options are:
1. Swap out the ECU and harness to the OEM --> smog --> swap everything back over.
2. Register your car in a county/state that doesn't require smog check.
3. Find someone to illegally smog your car. Best place to ask... Facebook, because morons love to ask for hot smogs all the time on that.
good luck.
1. Swap out the ECU and harness to the OEM --> smog --> swap everything back over.
2. Register your car in a county/state that doesn't require smog check.
3. Find someone to illegally smog your car. Best place to ask... Facebook, because morons love to ask for hot smogs all the time on that.
good luck.
11-07-2018, 12:18 PM
#3
I don't think this has an OBD2 port -- where emissions readiness codes are measured -- and an ECU without a ODB2 port is unlikely to pass any emissions testing anywhere I've lived.
Put it back to stock. Test it. Revert.
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