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Old 11-14-2006, 10:13 AM   #1
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My '01 W22 with 28000 miles passed the Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ) emissions testing today with flying colors, $19.
They remove the gas cap and place it on a pressure testing system, check for catalytic converters, evaporative system (which they couldn't see), and PCV valve (which I don't think they actually looked at), and checked both exhaust pipe emissions at idle and 40MPH dyno test. Funny when they asked to see the engine but not from the dog house (not much to see there).
I wasn't too excited about being in the passenger's seat with the dual wheels spinning in place. I had thoughts of it breaking loose and taking flight.
All that I've done in the 2 years I've owned it is replace the plugs, wires, and changed all fluids to synthetic.
I guess my worrying last year about the exhaust smell (which is still annoying) has nothing to do with proper operation and must be the local blend. We don't have vehicle safety inspections here like some states.
Hydrocarbons PPM: Loaded 75 of 300 allowed, Idle 174 of 300
Carbon Monoxide IN%: Loaded .67 of 3.00, Idle 1.33 of 4.00

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Old 11-14-2006, 10:13 AM   #2
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My '01 W22 with 28000 miles passed the Maricopa County (Phoenix, AZ) emissions testing today with flying colors, $19.
They remove the gas cap and place it on a pressure testing system, check for catalytic converters, evaporative system (which they couldn't see), and PCV valve (which I don't think they actually looked at), and checked both exhaust pipe emissions at idle and 40MPH dyno test. Funny when they asked to see the engine but not from the dog house (not much to see there).
I wasn't too excited about being in the passenger's seat with the dual wheels spinning in place. I had thoughts of it breaking loose and taking flight.
All that I've done in the 2 years I've owned it is replace the plugs, wires, and changed all fluids to synthetic.
I guess my worrying last year about the exhaust smell (which is still annoying) has nothing to do with proper operation and must be the local blend. We don't have vehicle safety inspections here like some states.
Hydrocarbons PPM: Loaded 75 of 300 allowed, Idle 174 of 300
Carbon Monoxide IN%: Loaded .67 of 3.00, Idle 1.33 of 4.00

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Old 11-14-2006, 10:47 AM   #3
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Cool, glad you passed.
Do you have the Ultrapower kit installed?
Is this inspection required by law? Annually?
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Old 11-14-2006, 12:26 PM   #4
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No Ultrapower or CAI.
It's required every 2 years for vehicles 4 years old or older.
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Old 11-16-2006, 04:21 AM   #5
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Mine gets checked EVERY year... But, they just plug into the OB2 port and check gas cap/tank pressure. Other than a few visual items it is all done via the computer. I believe the Dallas are requires a dyno run in certain cases.
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