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10-24-2020, 12:32 PM | #1 |
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MHD Stage 2 335is not passing NC inspection
Hey guys, I'm in an FBO 335is with catless dp's and was trying to get my car inspected at a local shop. Ive taken it in 4 times and its failed all 4 times. I used to be on a cobb accessport and had no problems, but now on MHD it wont pass. The culprit is the O2 and Catalyst not ready sensors, is there any option with all of the updates MHD has had to get through this situation? Thanks.
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10-24-2020, 01:20 PM | #2 |
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Flash it to stage 0?
Reset the cat/o2 adaption before your check Check if that works to have the right sensor state, you can do that with a OBD reader before you go in.
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Read through this, do the drive cycle that is linked:
https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1260475
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If I lived in a state that did emissions I would do this:
Get a PO Box in Montana or create an LLC. Forward all your mail through that PO Box or LLC. Register vehicle in MT. Have no emissions requirements. I have a relative and a couple of friends that do this because they have giant garages full of very expensive vehicles. Montana has no sales tax on vehicles and smog is not required. If you bought a $150,000.00 car in MN, you'd pay $9,000.00 in sales tax. Sounds crazy I know, but states need to realize that smogging is idiotic to do. Reduce the taxes / burden for vehicle owners and enough people will buy new enough vehicles that smogging is moot point. |
10-25-2020, 06:46 PM | #5 |
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I'm in the same place you are man. I have a 2011 e92 335is and I put the engine back to stock. Flashed the MHD back to stock and after 4 months of normal driving still the O2 not ready. I have also done the drive cycle countless times and still not ready. I'm at my wits end with this car. I've heard others have had this problem with the O2 not being ready on the 335is models. I don't know of a solution. I was just coming here to post on it right now. Please let me know if you find a way to pass.
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For MHD, youll def need a DP fix or replace the stock cats. If adding the fix, allow yourself enough time to experiment with settings, and even after you show ready, youll only have a short window before a code trips. Remember to set the option in mhd for OEM cats. Failure to do so and the readiness will never come. Good news is that you cna get readiness in ~5 mins or so. I had to do this a good 10 #%$^&* times so i have it down pat. |
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10-26-2020, 04:14 PM | #14 |
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I agree with above poster: Youll want to reset adaptions before hitting the road. And you dont need to do the ridiculous, super long drive cycle you see posted on the forums. e.g - No need to keep under X mph for X time etc. Just drive a bit in city, hit highway, blast it a a time a two and it should update. Im able to do it in less than 10 miles make sure you dont have it set for DPs in mhd. Under the flash options (even on 0) youll have access to the OEM cat tick box And if theres any chance youre using jb4 along with mhd, make sure it's set to map0 |
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10-27-2020, 11:20 AM | #17 |
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I don't think MHD is causing the problem. I pass emission without flashing back to stock. My state also allows you to have one not ready code and you pass. You need to see which codes are not ready before you go to test. you can use the torque app to see this.
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10-27-2020, 11:41 AM | #18 |
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You guys are so damn lucky! Try living in California and SMOG'ing your car. The techs are like emission Nazi's. When the guy was talking to me on his break he was like "so what mods have you done, looks like a highly modified car". And I said what I did but reiterated that I put it all back to stock for SMOG. Then he casually asked if I was gonna put the parts back on after to which I said "yea I will in time". The dick then ran back and wrote notes on my smog form "customer will put illegal downpipes on car after SMOG". He said he was going to send it to the DMV and told me to never come back to the shop again. This is a place I've been going to for over 10 years now.
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10-27-2020, 01:56 PM | #19 | |
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Correct. The DP fix is solely for catless DPs that trip the ECU. Your current cobb DPs are catted so as long as your car doesnt throw a check engine when running on the stock tune, then youre OK. (note that the other tune/stages disable the CEL so dont use as a reference), If the resonated DPs you speak of are catless, you will need the fix regardless of any settings you chose in MHD. |
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So they allow one monitor (of any type) to show unready? That explains how the AP allowed you to pass. You should be able to achieve the same with MHD, So no, you dont need the DP fix or OEM cats. Clarify for me: when you initially tested and failed, what stage were you on and did you have the OEM/Catted DPs box ticked? Did you screen capture the readiness status? |
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10-27-2020, 03:05 PM | #22 |
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If you don't check the box even on stage 0 you will have the same issue you have now I believe, you need to check the box and then you will probably only get one not ready but you will get a check engine light - I think the cobb AP suppressed the light I am guessing. If you time it right you can get the 02 ready but the catalyst will take a few on off cycles I think before it sets a check engine light, so if you can get it inspected as soon as you get to just one not ready before it sets the light you can pull it off, or do a DPFix so you get all things ready.
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