BPM emissions tune

[Compman]

I have the emissions tune file & I need to pass inspection.

There is test pipes welded on the car.

I flashed to the emissions tune and the car was still not ready to pass emissions.

I immediately flashed back to my sport tune.

If I flash to the emissions tune & drive modestly for 50 miles & do a couple start stop cycles will that enable all the emissions to be "ready" for the inspection station??

Thanks

[oolas3]

I remember an old post from a guy in NJ and you can pass in NJ if you have only one readiness monitor not ready. Many other states are like this too.

[SonnyJack]

Originally Posted by Compman

I have the emissions tune file & I need to pass inspection.

There is test pipes welded on the car.

I flashed to the emissions tune and the car was still not ready to pass emissions.

I immediately flashed back to my sport tune.

If I flash to the emissions tune & drive modestly for 50 miles & do a couple start stop cycles will that enable all the emissions to be "ready" for the inspection station??

Thanks

Shoot Mike an email or give him a ring.

[A Frankfurt]

Originally Posted by Compman

I have the emissions tune file & I need to pass inspection.

There is test pipes welded on the car.

I flashed to the emissions tune and the car was still not ready to pass emissions.

I immediately flashed back to my sport tune.

If I flash to the emissions tune & drive modestly for 50 miles & do a couple start stop cycles will that enable all the emissions to be "ready" for the inspection station??

Thanks

There is a specific "drive cycle" that needs to take place for the monitors to be "ready"
You need access to a scanner that reads readiness monitors.
Aside from advice from anyone, you need to actually scan your car to see what's ready and what is not ready.
I do know that most emissions test stations do FREE checks.
Might be worth looking into if you cant get hands on a scanner

[Haywood]

Originally Posted by Compman

I have the emissions tune file & I need to pass inspection.

There is test pipes welded on the car.

I flashed to the emissions tune and the car was still not ready to pass emissions.

I immediately flashed back to my sport tune.

If I flash to the emissions tune & drive modestly for 50 miles & do a couple start stop cycles will that enable all the emissions to be "ready" for the inspection station??

Thanks

Wait...what? Mike has an emissions tune? I need this! I don't want to take off my x-pipe again to put my OEM back on for the test. Do tell.

[jdamore]

You still need to put your cats on. The emissions tune just enables the monitors so, with the cats, the system will run and complete its tests..

[WayneM3]

I use a $13 Scanner to check for monitor readiness and it works great. I was able to get most sensors to set with only 5-6 miles of slow (50-55MPH) highway driving on the West Side Highway except for Secondary Air which required a completely cold start with a short idle period.

I tried to PM the OP but your mailbox was full so send me a message when you have a chance.

[Compman]

Would the 02 spacers or SIMULATORS work? I don't have the factory cats ?

[A Frankfurt]

Originally Posted by Compman

Would the 02 spacers or SIMULATORS work? I don't have the factory cats ?

No they wont work.
Simulators are going to trick the system and still have a "not ready" state.
O2 spacers...maybe. But that's a BIG maybe and there is nothing certain about that.

[WayneM3]

Compman I still can't PM you as your storage is full.