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Id take $75 for it Tom |
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I do... ill dig it out of storage when i get a few mins
Tom |
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K, lemme know.
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So what im understanding in this thread is that a obd2 svx cant have a MT without a cel on. Unless you use a obd2 to obd1 connecter. Is that correct? And if so would that still pass a emissions test?
I might be able to get a 96 but i wouldnt want to unless i can MT it with no cel as cali will fail you on a emission test if you have any cel on. |
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Honestly though, I would like to "trick" the OBD2 computer first and try to maintain my emissions comparability. While I would LOVE to have access to the ECUTune catalog with OBD1, that comes second to fixing my cracked flex plate. Also, I'm holding out hope that someday, someone will release ECU re flashes for the OBD2 cars. |
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If I had to deal with the kind of inspection crap that you guys do, I'd just change the vin over to a 92 or something and call it done. |
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Even that would be complicated. The vin # coincides with the odometer reading also. unless you found one vin #! With a little more miles or changed the dash Gage's < LOL> I think they would catch it. :mad::lol:
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The VIN is in multiple places on the car, and on the paperwork. How can you just change it to a 92?
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