avalonandl
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Why do they require emissions inspections in PA?
We used to have them years ago in MICH but no longer....
We used to have them years ago in MICH but no longer....
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What engine rpo code have you got?
Why do they require emissions inspections in PA?
We used to have them years ago in MICH but no longer....
What engine rpo code have you got?
Weird. He may have hit the wrong button or a bug in the software or who knows. Just sucks because the emissions profile for the 4.8 might have lower numbers than that of the 5.3 so your engine may have to be in gooder health to pass :/Because PA ******* sucks!!!!!!
Dunno have to look. But the emmision label under the hood says 5.3.
LMFAO!!!Because PA ******* sucks

Because PA ******* sucks!!!!!!
No idea why this says 4.8L on it when I have a 5.3L?????![]()
I can vouch for this!!Because PA ******* sucks!!!!!!![]()
No idea why this says 4.8L on it when I have a 5.3L?????![]()
I can vouch for this!!
X1,000,000,000!!
If I remember right, those are done with a 12 point socket. Take a picture and post it. I don't have a good shot, this is the best I have.
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If I remember right, those are done with a 12 point socket. Take a picture and post it. I don't have a good shot, this is the best I have.
The ones on the back side of this pin, I’ll get a better pick tomorrow
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Yes, same here--many, many more reasons.Same here. I grew up in Harrisburg and eventually I was an emission and state inspector. Stupid laws, but there were a few good ones though, like ball joint tests. But I hate PA for many more reasons than the inspections, lol. Moving to Colorado was one of the best things I've done.
Are those for the pads? Mine have pins and clips, no bolts there. If you zoom in here you can see them.
The obd check for emissions includes that a certain number of and/or specific system monitors show a "ready" state. This includes catalytic efficiency, evap, etc... I bet @Rocket Man is right, and that Range device spoofs something for the AFM. When you remove it, that module shows "not ready". You need to drive it. You won't have any way to know the readiness state without a scanner, but usually 20-30 minutes or 40-50 miles will do it. Vary your driving and get her good and hot.
Quick google for basic info...
https://www.google.com/search?q=i/m+readiness&oq=i/m+&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j6j0l2j69i58.3397j0j7&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
Sorry, I've been super busy. I'll try to snap and post some tomorrowPics required.
You guys with your two piece rotors are making me jealousAre those for the pads? Mine have pins and clips, no bolts there. If you zoom in here you can see them.View attachment 232552
What brake fluid did u use?Are those for the pads? Mine have pins and clips, no bolts there. If you zoom in here you can see them.View attachment 232552
Buy yourself some. The Wilwoods are way less expensive than Brembos.You guys with your two piece rotors are making me jealous