Does anyone know if the Airbag bypass will allow me to pass NJ inspection. I know that the SRS system is reading an error. But if i do the airbag bypass will that allow me to pass inspection from a private garage in NJ

 

Did you call any of the god knows how many thousands of garages in NJ that does inspections and ask?

 

bump someone please help.......

 

Calling around and asking will answer your question.

 

i have called and nobody will give me an answer. plus nj is really cracking down on the small shop with massive fines so they cant really give me an answer over the phone. so any info regarding this bypass will help.

 

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if your airbags are showing a code error, it will not pass in any state.
If it doesn;t have air bags or is by-passed and doesn't show a code error, it will as long as your insurance company is aware of it.

 

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No they aren't, I live like 20 min from NJ, and they almost share all of NY's laws.

You can't have the SRS light on, and if OBD-II ('96+) it has to throw no codes, have no more than 2 monitors NOT ready, and respond to an OBD-II connection (OBD-I ECU's won't).

The reason they're "cracking down" on small shops with huge fines is because shops keep passing OBD-II cars by skipping around the issue, like when they need to do inspection, they punch in the VIN, and then they hook the OBD-II monitor up to a different (stock) civic. Then the stock civic registers as "OK" and it sends the signal that all is good. People keep doing that to get around it since there's no signature on each ECU, and if you take a similar car, it shares the same aspects (monitors). That's why they're cracking down, because illegal inspections. It has nothing to do with legal inspections. Before they made cars need to be scanned w/ an OBD-II scanner you could buy inspection stickers by the rolls underhand.

Call any local shop in NJ and ask them about it, and they can tell you. You can't have the SRS light on, though they don't check anything beyond that.