plan on moving to pennsylvania had a couple of questions?

[pumo420]

im living in florida right now and i plan on moving to harrisburg, pa. i have 2006 prerrunner urd mark 1 supercharger doug thorley long tube headers catless y pipe flowmaster 50 series exhaust dumped behind the axle walboro 255 fuel pump. im wondering what i need to do do pass emissions or what kind of emission testing they have in harrisburg.

[Metallikatz3]

My advice is to make friends with someone at a garage that does inspections. Well as long as you dont have any codes you might be alright depending how close they actually look at the pipes

[SecretSquirrel]

PA inspections are done via private garages. You'll have to find one that will look the other way regarding your cats/exhaust. Emissions is now done via OBDII, so as long as you're not throwing codes you should be OK.

[Foster9091]

in pa they inspect your truck every 2 years fyi

[SecretSquirrel]

Originally Posted by Foster9091

in pa they inspect your truck every 2 years fyi

Every year, actually.

[pumo420]

Originally Posted by SecretSquirrel

PA inspections are done via private garages. You'll have to find one that will look the other way regarding your cats/exhaust. Emissions is now done via OBDII, so as long as you're not throwing codes you should be OK.

thats good to know, i installed the o2 simulater when i got the long tube headers, so that stopped the cel.

[98tacoma27]

I don't think they do an actual emissions test unless you live in Philly or Pittsburgh. PA does it emissions based on per capita. My county doesn't do any testing other than visual presence of emission components. The county next to mine only does a gas cap check. Here is the State Code for emissions. I think you will be required to have a cat though.

http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/06...hap177toc.html

[Janster]

Originally Posted by 98tacoma27

I don't think they do an actual emissions test unless you live in Philly or Pittsburgh. PA does it emissions based on per capita. My county doesn't do any testing other than visual presence of emission components. The county next to mine only does a gas cap check. Here is the State Code for emissions. I think you will be required to have a cat though.

http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/06...hap177toc.html

Depends on where you live.

I live in Lancaster county and we get emmissions tested. Aside from the gas cap check & visual inspection, I'm pretty sure they hook up to the OBD port and run diagnostics.

If you drive less than 5,000 miles per year, you're exempt from the emmissions test - although, they still do a visual check. You're exhaust system has to be intact with CAT and in good working order.

Pumo420 - Welcome to PA!! I don't know about how Florida is, but PA tends to be strict about a lot of things (yearly inspections).