Ohio E-Check...What a joke!

[A1cntrler]

So I reading along, and then I was like "Todd Z is on the SCCoA boards too??" I had just read the forums over there before coming over here and started with your post..lol.. I hate emissions testing... I hope it never comes down my way, although I will have Magnaflow Cats on my SC.. Not that I am worried...

 

[blksn8k]

This is they very reason I have collector plates on my 99 Cobra (its black...blksn8k..get it?). It is exempt from E-Check. :blink:

 

[Tom Schindler]

Todd,



OBD-II was required in 1996 to present. Some cars were partly OBD-II complient in 1995/1994, but from what I understand, OBD-II officially started in 1996.





Tom

 

[Kevin Palmer]

My present vehicle is a Lexus RX model (SUV) and it is all wheel drive with a locking rear axle to boot. I don't think they could roller test it even if they wanted to.



It does have the OBD system, I was just thinking about it as I re-read the post....



Hmmmm

 

[Todd Z]

Tom,

94-96, either way, thats the break point....



Kevin,

under the hood of your truck you should have a sticker that says either emissions testing, this vehicle is dyno exempt, or a warning sticker about the 4wd...



Todd Z

 

[Tom Schindler]

Todd,



My brothers Avenger was only partly OBD-II compliant. Some functions worked, while mose did not. OBD-II was not officially in operation until 1996. In Ohio, and I would think it would be safe to assume in all states, OBD-II testing is only required on 1996 and newer cars only.



The funny thing is that I had a car fail on the dyno, but pass on the OBD-II plug in test.





Tom