Peeps, anong opinion nyo dito?

**jeanpierre** · February 25th, 2006 08:08 PM

If you fail an emission test, what you can do is disconnect your battery for a few seconds and reconnect it again. They say by doing so, your vehicle ECU wil be resetted and will give a better emission results. Totoo ba to???

**niky** · February 26th, 2006 12:40 AM

Depends if the ECU is the reason your car fails. Might be true siguro if you've had intake or exhaust mods done to the car.

**nugundam93** · February 26th, 2006 12:44 AM

flushing the exhaust with water would usually yield a better result. :D

**squala** · February 26th, 2006 01:04 AM

If you disconnect the battery, wait for 30 minutes or so before connecting it again. It takes time for the ECU to 'forget' everything.

**jeanpierre** · February 26th, 2006 10:31 AM

Originally Posted by squala

If you disconnect the battery, wait for 30 minutes or so before connecting it again. It takes time for the ECU to 'forget' everything.

If it works, matagal din pala so kailangan labas muna sa emission testing place. Dapat pala nito doon ka sa place na wala masyadong nag pa emission test...

**PogiMon** · February 27th, 2006 08:55 AM

Simple lang yan mga tol! Merong akong Lancer Boxtype 1986, alam kong di ito papasa kasi nag-uusok na nga siya then sinabi ko dun sa technician ng testing center na ibagsak, ayun binagsak yung pangtesting.....di na sa exhaust pipe nilagay kundi sa sahig kaya pasado.

**finchy18** · February 27th, 2006 10:27 AM

kung gus2 mo talaga pumasa well madami po mga test dyan.. pwde rin bigay test... 300 petot all in okey na.. experienced dati when I first owned a car di ko alam yun emession eh.. so sinabi lng ng taga LTO na friend ko 300 nlang.. weee..

**finchy18** · February 27th, 2006 10:28 AM

pra sakin di ko nlang galawin yung battery.. baka may iba pang mangyari sa ecu pag kinabit na.. ayaw ko mag loko at di umandar.

**ghosthunter** · February 27th, 2006 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

If you fail an emission test, what you can do is disconnect your battery for a few seconds and reconnect it again. They say by doing so, your vehicle ECU wil be resetted and will give a better emission results. Totoo ba to???

It really depends on what is the root cause why your vehicle failed the emissions test. Rarely the cause is the ECU's settings.

Have your engine checked for possible causes like dirty throttle body, fouled fuel injectors, old sparkplugs, "leaking" sparkplug wires, dirty distributor, clogged air filter, etc.

I just had my car emissions tested (for a product we are evaluating), and the baseline test (without any mods) passed with flying colors.

**IIE** · February 27th, 2006 12:47 PM

nun ako nag pa test emision test, e wla akong pera that time for change oil, bumili lang ako ng air filter pinalitan ko tapos nag pa-check emision. ayun pasado. hehehe! pero nun malinis at nag change oil pa ako. ang sabi bagsak daw. sir madaming way kasi sila sa pag check minsan may lagay system pa.