The new Ford diesel

[Redneckrich]

Originally Posted by Draigflag

Diesel will play a very important part in the future of C02 targets. It has in Europe for a decade or two, and now it sounds like the US is starting to take emissions more seriously too.

There only 2 states that do emissions tests, Comifornia and Colorado. All I gota do is remove my chip in Colorado and I pass

[Matt715]

Originally Posted by Redneckrich

There only 2 states that do emissions tests, Comifornia and Colorado. All I gota do is remove my chip in Colorado and I pass

That's not even remotely correct. See here.

[Redneckrich]

I didn't know those states did emission tests, I know for Colorado, I pass every time I remove my SCT toner/scanner

[rfruth]

Not only does Texas do emissions testing but they can tell if a Ford diesel has been 'chipped' even if the factory chip is reinstalled (something about monitoring torque & HP curves) anyway be careful out there big brother may be watching

[rfortson]

Originally Posted by rfruth

Not only does Texas do emissions testing but they can tell if a Ford diesel has been 'chipped' even if the factory chip is reinstalled (something about monitoring torque & HP curves) anyway be careful out there big brother may be watching

My VW TDI was never tested for emissions, AFAIK. Of course, the VW software was pretty smart, so maybe it was tested and passed.