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Sct Performance Chip
#1
I need to know if anyone out there has a SCT Performance chip installed in their cars and if there have been any problems passing emissions tests?

I read a thread that talked about having to remove it completely in order to pass US emissions but the manufacturer doesn't seems to know about Canadian Emissions Testing....

Thanks
Ps. Apparently switching the chip to 'factory default is not sufficent as the chip itself will cause issues.
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#2
My car passed with that chip.

I don't think the E-test people can know the the chip exists, unless you have it disabling EGR, O2 sensors, etc.
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#3
The chip can interfere with OBDII tests run during emissions testing.

However, there is no guarantee it'll fail in Canada...give it a go.. it's only 10 minutes of your time to undo it if you need a retest.
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#4
This is why I love Alberta :P I think the chip set on factory and 87 in the tank should be enough. Do you have an high flow cat?
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#5
I passed with the Chip, On a 94 octain tune, 2nd O2 disabled.
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#6
I also want to ask where you bought your chip from?
I looked at a couple of sites and find that the descriptions vary a lot and I'm not sure who can best be trusted.
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#7
I cant find it on thier Site anymore... But im sure they still sell them.
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#8
i fialed bad until i went back to factory tune with a race header and high flow. biggest thing im hearing about is the EGR. it HAS to work to pass our cars.
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#9
Here's a little reading material you may find interesting...

http://www.alternativeauto.com/tuning/tu...sophy.html
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#10
FocusSport is a great authority on tuning the Focus. I'd give Randy Robles at FS a call or an email if you're dead-set on tuning and you want to be as clean as possible.
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#11
Got mine from Mitch @ ZX3Tuning....
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#12
If your looking for something local to Ottawa, you can try Tapp Auto.

Be prepared for a high quote. Very high, but the guy charges that much for a reason ;)
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