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In Canada, we used to only ever do tailpipe tests, meaning a defeat device wouldn't be able to fool the testing. Apparently I'm wrong though - turns out Canada
by JimmaDaRustla 11y ago
In Canada, we used to only ever do tailpipe tests, meaning a defeat device wouldn't be able to fool the testing. Apparently I'm wrong though - turns out Canada doesn't do tailpipe tests on cars newer than 1998 (this is news to me), meaning the defeat device is the exact reason why I hadn't heard about any cases of cars failing the emissions test.
- djrogers 11y ago* In Canada, we used to only ever do tailpipe tests, meaning a defeat device wouldn't be able to fool the testing. * I think you misunderstand both the testing and the defeat device. We do tailpipe testing here in the US, and the defeat device results in far cleaner tailpipe emissions during said tests. It's not just an OBD data-hiding thing, it actually changes the emissions. edit - clarification, we may not do tailpipe tests on diesels here, didn't occur to me that gas tests would be different than diesel.