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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
'06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine problems though it does run good.
Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote:
> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine problems though it does run good. > > Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine lighton?????
Brent wrote:
> On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: >> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has >> been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our >> driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be >> stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine >> problems though it does run good. >> >> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. > > Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the > regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. > > Only way legally is if they have a waiver. Those are good for 2 years. BUT you have to spend over $400.00 trying to fix it before they will grant the waiver! They have the same "Light is on = automatic fail" rule for light trucks and cars as NY does so ???? -- Steve W. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
Brent > wrote:
>On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: >> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine problems though it does run good. >> >> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. > >Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the >regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. Precisely. To my mind, it goes to show how in his location it's _not_ a scam. Apparently they just test the emissions and let you go if they meet spec, which is how an emissions testing program would go if the point was to actually decrease emissions. When they start checking other things besides actual emissions, THEN it's clear that a scam is going on and they are doing it to increase revenue rather than decrease smog. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
On 2014-10-31, Steve W. > wrote:
> Brent wrote: >> On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: >>> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has >>> been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our >>> driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be >>> stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine >>> problems though it does run good. >>> >>> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. >> >> Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the >> regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. >> >> > > > Only way legally is if they have a waiver. Those are good for 2 years. > BUT you have to spend over $400.00 trying to fix it before they will > grant the waiver! > > They have the same "Light is on = automatic fail" rule for light trucks > and cars as NY does so ???? If MIL on = automatic fail then there was a screw up. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
On Friday, October 31, 2014 11:52:28 AM UTC-5, Brent wrote:
> On 2014-10-31, Steve W. > wrote: > > Brent wrote: > >> On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: > >>> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has > >>> been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our > >>> driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be > >>> stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine > >>> problems though it does run good. > >>> > >>> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. > >> > >> Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the > >> regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. > >> > >> > > > > > > Only way legally is if they have a waiver. Those are good for 2 years. > > BUT you have to spend over $400.00 trying to fix it before they will > > grant the waiver! > > > > They have the same "Light is on = automatic fail" rule for light trucks > > and cars as NY does so ???? > > If MIL on = automatic fail then there was a screw up. Eric Peters (I think he lives in Virginia) has an article similar to that. http://ericpetersautos.com click on where it says Politics and then click on where it says Inspections. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
On Friday, October 31, 2014 12:52:28 PM UTC-4, Brent wrote:
> On 2014-10-31, Steve W. > wrote: > > Brent wrote: > >> On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: > >>> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has > >>> been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our > >>> driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be > >>> stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine > >>> problems though it does run good. > >>> > >>> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. > >> > >> Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the > >> regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. > >> > >> > > > > > > Only way legally is if they have a waiver. Those are good for 2 years. > > BUT you have to spend over $400.00 trying to fix it before they will > > grant the waiver! > > > > They have the same "Light is on = automatic fail" rule for light trucks > > and cars as NY does so ???? > > If MIL on = automatic fail then there was a screw up. I just put a code reader on it. It came up with two codes. PO017 - Cam/Crankshaft Position Correlation Sensor B Bank 1 (was replaced) PO300 - Cylinder 1 misfire detected. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine light on?????
On 2014-10-31, m6onz5a > wrote:
> On Friday, October 31, 2014 12:52:28 PM UTC-4, Brent wrote: >> On 2014-10-31, Steve W. > wrote: >> > Brent wrote: >> >> On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: >> >>> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has >> >>> been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our >> >>> driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be >> >>> stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine >> >>> problems though it does run good. >> >>> >> >>> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. >> >> >> >> Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the >> >> regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. >> >> >> >> >> > >> > >> > Only way legally is if they have a waiver. Those are good for 2 years. >> > BUT you have to spend over $400.00 trying to fix it before they will >> > grant the waiver! >> > >> > They have the same "Light is on = automatic fail" rule for light trucks >> > and cars as NY does so ???? >> >> If MIL on = automatic fail then there was a screw up. > > I just put a code reader on it. It came up with two codes. > > PO017 - Cam/Crankshaft Position Correlation Sensor B Bank 1 (was replaced) > PO300 - Cylinder 1 misfire detected. The second was probably caused by the first. Just clear them and see if it comes back since the part was replaced otherwise the MIL will stay on until an entire drive cycle is completed. If it was replaced some time ago then there's something else going on that makes it think the sensor isn't working right. But off the top of my head the ones I can think of would be various sorts of catastropic failures like a broken cam shaft. |
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How does a vehicle pass Maryland emissions with the engine lighton?????
Brent wrote:
> On 2014-10-31, m6onz5a > wrote: >> On Friday, October 31, 2014 12:52:28 PM UTC-4, Brent wrote: >>> On 2014-10-31, Steve W. > wrote: >>>> Brent wrote: >>>>> On 2014-10-30, m6onz5a > wrote: >>>>>> '06 colorado 4cyl motor. Company vehicle.. The engine light has >>>>>> been on for over a year. I wasn't there during the test (our >>>>>> driver was). Engine light never goes out so codes have to be >>>>>> stored. Goodyear tire center told us we have internal engine >>>>>> problems though it does run good. >>>>>> >>>>>> Just goes to show what a scam emissions is. >>>>> Depends on what the code is and what test is being used and what the >>>>> regulations are with regards to the MIL in your state. >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> Only way legally is if they have a waiver. Those are good for 2 years. >>>> BUT you have to spend over $400.00 trying to fix it before they will >>>> grant the waiver! >>>> >>>> They have the same "Light is on = automatic fail" rule for light trucks >>>> and cars as NY does so ???? >>> If MIL on = automatic fail then there was a screw up. >> I just put a code reader on it. It came up with two codes. >> >> PO017 - Cam/Crankshaft Position Correlation Sensor B Bank 1 (was replaced) >> PO300 - Cylinder 1 misfire detected. > > The second was probably caused by the first. Just clear them and see if > it comes back since the part was replaced otherwise the MIL will stay on > until an entire drive cycle is completed. If it was replaced some time > ago then there's something else going on that makes it think the sensor > isn't working right. But off the top of my head the ones I can think of > would be various sorts of catastropic failures like a broken cam shaft. > Don't recall off hand, did that sensor replacement also include a relearn?? -- Steve W. |
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