JZRAM

Can anyone reccommend a diesel mechanic in San Jose area? I have a 24 valve, Banks Power Pack, 98 1/2'...need to delete engine DTC and re-smog?

Nick02Ram

Just go to an auto parts store, most do it as a courtesy thing. Then go directly to the inspection in case they are reoccuring codes

johnh

what codes are coming up??? i can't think of one that would cause an emissions failure on a 98/99 diesel

rebal

Hes in CA, they wont pass any thing with a engine code ,CA, is a anti Diesel state. carb and city people hate us. they want all the trucks that smoke a little and get 20+ mpg off the road and replaced with trucks that dont smoke and get 12mpg it help bring cash in for the ruling class!

Brian08Q35004x4

You can not just delete the codes. There are counters and other stored data that has to be in the normal range after 30+ cold/hot start cycles. They will not pass until then and those memory location have cleared and the right data they are looking for is correct. Spending money on getting it retested to just fail is just a waste of $$$ and blood pressure. Take it to a good mechanic and they will tell you how long it takes to clear those computer registers and be able to pass the inspection. It all depends on what the problem is. Just an 02 sensor will take a month to clear the register with daily driving for example.You may have to just pay the DMV fees and get a one time per year 60 day temporary permit for 50 bucks until it will pass.

Brian

KATOOM

Ya gotta love this state.

johnh

i'm still wanting to know what codes will fail an emission test, or is the original poster just bsing

KATOOM

Oh.....I'm sure there is no BS by the OP saying that they wouldn't pass his truck with present codes. California is so tight that you couldn't shove a warm buttered nail up the back sides of most CA legislators. I can guarantee that if the smog tech hooks up to your truck and there's a code saying your back tires are going forward then you can forget passing.