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cre 11-23-2011 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay633 (Post 99472)
With that being said the I should pas as long as long as the cats are good

How about we just say that 'You shouldn't fail because of your cats, at least'? ;)

Jay633 11-23-2011 05:54 PM

So then what would make me fail

Awyman18 11-23-2011 08:27 PM

on a side note, are the symptoms of a bad master cylinder and slave cylinder the same? i replaced my master like 3 months ago but not the slave. shifts are works fine but just curious

cre 11-24-2011 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Awyman18 (Post 99489)
on a side note, are the symptoms of a bad master cylinder and slave cylinder the same? i replaced my master like 3 months ago but not the slave. shifts are works fine but just curious

No. The fluid leaks in a different place depending on which. ;)




Yeah, same symptoms.

Busted Knuckles 11-26-2011 02:13 AM

Short answer - Yes.

Longer - Assuming there are no other mods that may affect fuel mix and emissions.

Jay633 11-28-2011 02:27 AM

Well the only other mod that may affect that is the 57 trim ct26 turbo... and a engine code 11 wont hurt it will it? (Towards the smog)

cre 11-28-2011 06:03 AM

Code 11? Momentary interruption of ECU power... So, unreliable ECU... Uh, it might.


There are a hundred factors which may cause you to fail. Without knowing specifically how it has failed (what the measured levels were) you'd really just have to make sure the car was completely bone stock and everything in near new condition to get anyone to assure that it would be just fine (even then it's only going to be 99%, always room for something to go wrong).

With the 57 trim some areas may be a little leaner than stock which may bring up the NOx a fraction, nothing I'd worry about as long as the EGR system is in good shape.

Now the code 11 could indeed cause issues. Especially if a hiccup occurs during the test. Even if it doesn't fail the sniffer test they may fail it for a check light during inspection.

But, you really won't know until you take it in. I strongly recommend you get that code 11 fixed though.

Jay633 11-28-2011 07:10 AM

That really blows!!! I checked the plugs on the ecumenical and I couldn't find a thing.. my mechanic said he gad no idea so he was no help, would replacing the ecu help?

Jay633 11-28-2011 07:32 AM

Alsoi have nothing but the turbo, exhaust an intake and that's it. The motor was rebuilt to stock specs along with metal hg and arp studs

cre 11-29-2011 04:20 AM

Ecumenical? I fail to see how that word applies to anything. Your phone trying to auto-fill with the wrong terms?

ECU, wireharness, EFI relay, Circuit opening relay, bad grounds.

Have you cleared the code and verified it is recurring?


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