OBD port not working

[bowtie-72]

Not that I know of, I'll find out in 2020 when mine comes up for renewal - just passed last year. I think Maricopa County is the only one in AZ that requires it.

When I lived in the Atlanta area, I used to JUST pass with my big Flowmaster cat. back exhaust and a 180* thermostat.

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

Yeah, when my truck was stock, since it was a CA truck, I would pass here at about 1/4 of the emissions limits. I'm running a 194* now, it was a 210* originally to help with NOx.

 

[Stephen]

Here in Atlanta area a vehicle over 20 years old is exempt from emissions tests and they don't even do the sniffer on those that do. Just plug into the OBD port and that is it.

 

[ima93chevyguy]

In Mississippi they don't know what emissions is.
We don't even do state inspections.

 

[scott_williams2]

In Mississippi they don't know what emissions is.
We don't even do state inspections.

Amen to that. One reason I love Mississippi. Almost no gun laws super cheap living and wtf are emission tests??? I'm from around gulfport where are u from?

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

Amen to that. One reason I love Mississippi. Almost no gun laws super cheap living and wtf are emission tests???

Yeah, in AZ we don't have hardly any gun laws either, we can even carry concealed without a permit. But, we have pollution problems here in the valley (at least they say we do). On vehicles with OBD2 they just plug in and check for codes. On OBD1 they put you on a dyno and go through the gears, run at about 45 to check NOx and other junk.

 

[ima93chevyguy]

Amen to that. One reason I love Mississippi. Almost no gun laws super cheap living and wtf are emission tests??? I'm from around gulfport where are u from?

I live north of meridian. I actually go to college at Mississippi State.

I come to Gulfport every year for Cruisin

 

[scott_williams2]

Just changed the sensor it was on the passenger side right before the y pipe meets it was a 3 wire Bosch. I reset the computer but the lights still on shooting code 13. I'm sure I need to drive a little for the computer to recognize it I'll post an update later

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

Did you disconnect the battery and then short the ground cable to the positive one? That should reset all codes.

Have you thought of data logging with TunerPro RT and an ALDL cable? See these links - yours should be the 16 pin connector.

http://aldlcable.com/aldl.asp

https://www.tunerpro.net/

 

[scott_williams2]

I let the negative sit off my battery all night reconnected it. Fired it up no code 10 seconds later the codes back on