3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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my car is up for inspection in january....and last time i took it (2 years ago) it was all stock....and i passed....but now even with all the stuff done to it iam worried i will fail b/c of my intake.....will i have to put my stock one back on just to go get it inspected....
has anyone in NJ passed with an aftermarket intake?????
When I lived in jersey, my paseo went through twice with my WEPR intake. The ppl didn't geive me any crap about. But I'd say it depends on where you go. So long as you don't have a CEL and the car is tuned up, you shouldn't have any problems IMHO. What year? How many miles?
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1996 Paseo 5E-FE 269,xxx miles - Gotta fix that sagging DS door. New hinges on the way.
1993 Camry LE 5S-FE 249,xxx miles - New water pump, TB etc etc
1989 Camry-Gone but not forgotten. Car has become a birthday gift for my cousin.
1997 Mazda B2300 213,xxx miles - New flasher relay installed.
When I lived in jersey, my paseo went through twice with my WEPR intake. The ppl didn't geive me any crap about. But I'd say it depends on where you go. So long as you don't have a CEL and the car is tuned up, you shouldn't have any problems IMHO. What year? How many miles?
yea...i have a weapon r....its a 92 and i just hit 90 k
So you've got OBD1. Make sure you've got new plugs, cap, rotor, and wires before you go unless these were replaced recently. I'm pretty sure WEPR has some of their intakes C.A.R.B certified. If the inspection facility gives you any crap, tell them its certified.
Is the above link the intake you have? According to their site, the secret weapon intake for the Camry 2.2L isn't certified. If they give you a hard time, just tell them its certified. You might be able to get away with it. Since its a 92, they'll be putting it on the emissions dyno. The intake shouldn't affect your numbers so long as the car is properly tuned and ignition system maintenance is up to date. Good luck.
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1996 Paseo 5E-FE 269,xxx miles - Gotta fix that sagging DS door. New hinges on the way.
1993 Camry LE 5S-FE 249,xxx miles - New water pump, TB etc etc
1989 Camry-Gone but not forgotten. Car has become a birthday gift for my cousin.
1997 Mazda B2300 213,xxx miles - New flasher relay installed.
So you've got OBD1. Make sure you've got new plugs, cap, rotor, and wires before you go unless these were replaced recently. I'm pretty sure WEPR has some of their intakes C.A.R.B certified. If the inspection facility gives you any crap, tell them its certified.
Is the above link the intake you have? According to their site, the secret weapon intake for the Camry 2.2L isn't certified. If they give you a hard time, just tell them its certified. You might be able to get away with it. Since its a 92, they'll be putting it on the emissions dyno. The intake shouldn't affect your numbers so long as the car is properly tuned and ignition system maintenance is up to date. Good luck.
yupperzzzz..that looks like the one i have....thanks..i will see what they say maybe next week when i go....i hope they dont say anything..
yupperzzzz..that looks like the one i have....thanks..i will see what they say maybe next week when i go....i hope they dont say anything..
Hopefully, like Crowbar said, they don't open the hood. I always went to the one in Flemington and they opened the hood on my cars every time. It probably depends on the site. Hopefully the person inspecting your car is feeling rather lazy and wants to get you through as quick as possible! Best of luck to ya!
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1996 Paseo 5E-FE 269,xxx miles - Gotta fix that sagging DS door. New hinges on the way.
1993 Camry LE 5S-FE 249,xxx miles - New water pump, TB etc etc
1989 Camry-Gone but not forgotten. Car has become a birthday gift for my cousin.
1997 Mazda B2300 213,xxx miles - New flasher relay installed.
Hopefully, like Crowbar said, they don't open the hood. I always went to the one in Flemington and they opened the hood on my cars every time. It probably depends on the site. Hopefully the person inspecting your car is feeling rather lazy and wants to get you through as quick as possible! Best of luck to ya!
the place where i go is bad...the people who work there arent so nice....they just want to get the car in and out...and last time i went i was introulbe even before i got to the garage point...i had my itialian flag up in my window and they said you will fail if you dont take it off....so...right off the bat...for that little thing...i was starting off on the bad foot...but i took it down..lol so it was good...
the place where i go is bad...the people who work there arent so nice....they just want to get the car in and out...and last time i went i was introulbe even before i got to the garage point...i had my itialian flag up in my window and they said you will fail if you dont take it off....so...right off the bat...for that little thing...i was starting off on the bad foot...but i took it down..lol so it was good...
Anything they consider "obstruction of view" i.e. fuzzy dice in the mirror, flag on the window or even aftermarket fog lights will get you a fail. My Paseo failed for aftermarket pedal covers and fog lights. Just had to take them off and they passed it. They didn't say anything about my intake.
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1996 Paseo 5E-FE 269,xxx miles - Gotta fix that sagging DS door. New hinges on the way.
1993 Camry LE 5S-FE 249,xxx miles - New water pump, TB etc etc
1989 Camry-Gone but not forgotten. Car has become a birthday gift for my cousin.
1997 Mazda B2300 213,xxx miles - New flasher relay installed.
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New hinges on the way.
Since its a 92, they'll be putting it on the emissions dyno. The intake shouldn't affect your numbers so long as the car is properly tuned and ignition system maintenance is up to date. Good luck.
It probably depends on the site. Hopefully the person inspecting your car is feeling rather lazy and wants to get you through as quick as possible!
Best of luck to ya!
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