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Old 03-05-2013, 07:48 PM
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Emission testing question UPDATE : Test completed and PASSED

Ok I returned the truck to stock tuning.
How do I get the "Not Ready" P1000 code to clear? (I think that is the one)
I am having problems finding the procedure.
The state may only do a snap test but the first time I want to
be ready for anything that throw at me.

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Old 03-05-2013, 07:55 PM
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It should clear after a few starts.

As for testing, they never looked into the cab of my truck. They do a snap test. I think the guy looked under my truck for the cat, but can't say for sure.

3-5 hard WOTs with a little gizzmo by your exhaust to check opacity. Then off you go.

Washington already has stopped testing diesel trucks that meet a certain exhaust system build, but I think it is for 08s and up. The person at my testing shed said they are trying to quit diesel trucks altogether.

Let's hope they do.
 
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That code just means the computer hasn't finished running tests. It means nothing.

A full drive cycle and it shouldn't come up. "Most" emmision tests will ignore the P1000.
 
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Well the county I live in had (how can I put this) Idiot in a position
that allowed then to make laws and did not want a surprise when I
go in and have then plug in. I under stand what the P1000 is and
I also know that a p1000 will get a fail in some places. And now
with the enviro-nut governor we may see more problems.
They are ready want to add more fuel taxes on again.

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Since you put your truck back to stock. I'm sure you will be fine.

There is a guy down here that has EGR delete and straight exhaust, has passed each time.

I'm a little more cautious about that! LOL

I put my cat back in before the trip. And I have to go for a long drive before getting there to make sure the truck is up to temp. Test shed is only a mile and a half from my house.
 
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This thread makes me happy we don't test here...

Sean, I might have what it takes to reset that code. I will check.
 
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Originally Posted by Yahiko
Well the county I live in had (how can I put this) Idiot in a position
that allowed then to make laws and did not want a surprise when I
go in and have then plug in. I under stand what the P1000 is and
I also know that a p1000 will get a fail in some places. And now
with the enviro-nut governor we may see more problems.
They are ready want to add more fuel taxes on again.

Sean
Move to CA and that will be a flunk at our test.....
 
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It's a retest here...extra $3
 
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Not sure what they charge for re-test here. But I don;t want to have to do one.
In all the years I have been driving I have NEVER had a gas car/truck fail.
My 1988 Ranger with almost 200K at the time passed better than a lady
with a newer car with under 50K. When I told then the miles on the truck
they wanted to keep a copy of my report to show off. The funny part is
that truck got it oil changed every 5 to 12 K miles. But I did not use cheep
gas and I did keep up on plugs. It's numbers were like a new engine very low.

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Not Ready is a re-test in Ontario, but if you retest twice, you pass even if the not ready hasn't cleared. Weird.

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What is an emissions test?!? Lol
 
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Ok, I just retired and moved up here to the Wa. I am down by Ethel in Lewis county.
Got the truck reg. and other stuff. The question I have is the SMOG TEST required for all of Washington or is it just certain counties?

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Originally Posted by SMOKEPLOE
Ok, I just retired and moved up here to the Wa. I am down by Ethel in Lewis county.
Got the truck reg. and other stuff. The question I have is the SMOG TEST required for all of Washington or is it just certain counties?

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Certain counties. You can find the state's website for all the counties.
 
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I just passed emissions yesterday with my truck tuned and no cat, 1.4% opacity max of 20. They only revved it to 1200rpm for like a minute though. seemed like a waste of time
 


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