Do you at least understand how your sedan with a deleted function of dpf passes the emissions test?... And if your seadan passes, don't you think that it is possible for others to do the same thing?
I answer, even you are trolling.
Nobody knows how my sedan passes emission with 0 detection. My Ford 6.7l passed with 0 as well, although both cars had some emission recorded a year before.
When no test is perfect, I think those engines are so clean that they will not emit particles when hot. I think last year I drove from home straight to smog station, what is 1 mile and did not get engines hot enough.
For this year I plan to do longer drive before going for the test.
Sprinter with 260k miles passed with minimal detection. Would it pass with DPF delete? I would like to believe so, but everything it this World evolve and back in California my diesels had visual-only inspection (with OBD plug) when this year California start program with inserting probes.
Coronavirus slowed everything down, but would love to hear from California owners how their new smog test go?