Failed Emissions
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Road Master
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Failed Emissions
I just had my FXDL DYNO tuned and now I failed emissions. I called my dealer and he told me would have to un tune my bike take it to emissions and then retune. He said it would cost about $150.
Does this sound right?
Does this sound right?
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Road Warrior
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Well that sucks.......how often are you required to have the bike's emissions tested? Annually? With all the clunkers the illegals are driving around in your state.....they pick on YOU? RIDICULOUS.
But yes, $150 sounds about right. That's what mine cost to Dyno.
Just wait until they have decible level testing for pipes. I can see that comming sooner than later. States, Cities, Towns and Burgs are looking for a new source of "revenue" and what better way than to pick on and ticket bikers.
But yes, $150 sounds about right. That's what mine cost to Dyno.
Just wait until they have decible level testing for pipes. I can see that comming sooner than later. States, Cities, Towns and Burgs are looking for a new source of "revenue" and what better way than to pick on and ticket bikers.
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