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Originally Posted by DKPJester
...I'm concerned about Georgia smog testing. I've never lived in a state that does emissions testing and while Georgia doesn't seem nearly as strict as California, I have concerns about being able to pass with FI. Does anyone have any insight they can offer on this topic?
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Originally Posted by GTHachiRoku
From my experience, as long as you don't have any CELs you'll pass.
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I think that is relatively accurate rule of thumb although they look at more than CELs. The actual emissions numbers are looked at from the OBDII connector.
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Georgia Emissions FAQ site:
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Originally Posted by Georgia Smog Police
What tests will be performed?
All subject vehicles will receive a three-part inspection:
•An OBD test to check the vehicle’s emissions control performance history.
•A fuel cap inspection to check for adequate seal.
•A visual inspection of the catalytic converter to check for tampering or removal.
All 1995 and older model year vehicles will receive:
•A TSI test or an Accelerated Simulation Mode (ASM2) test – This dual-mode test includes a 25/25 test (25 percent load at 25 MPH) and a 50/15 test (50 percent load at 15 MPH).
•A fuel cap inspection to check for adequate seal.
•A visual inspection of the catalytic converter to check for tampering or removal.
An inspector can reject a vehicle for testing if it is considered unsafe to test. If the test has already begun when the safety problem is detected, the inspector may charge the full price of the test.
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