REVISIONI AUTO: cosa cambia nel 2024 | Le nuove regole e come superare il test senza problemi 2

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29 Jan 202412:07

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses upcoming changes to vehicle inspection regulations in Italy starting February 2024. It explains that inspections will now connect to the OBD port to scan for error codes, check odometer readings, and verify emissions systems are intact. The host cautions that modifications like removing DPF filters may now cause vehicles to fail inspection. He promises to provide more definitive information once he receives details about the new inspection tools and processes.

Takeaways

😊 From February 2024, there will be changes to vehicle inspection regulations in Italy
😮 The key change is that vehicles will now be connected via the OBD port for diagnosis
🧐 The check engine light will be visually inspected to see if it works when turning the ignition on and off
🔎 Error codes in the vehicle's ECU memory will be analyzed - no active error codes can be present to pass inspection
📊 The vehicle VIN, odometer and other ID numbers will be checked for mismatches
⚠️ Kilometer fraud will be better detected by analyzing odometer readings and fuel consumption
🔬 Emissions control systems like catalytic converters and DPF filters will be checked via sensors
😕 Modifications like DPF filter removal may be detected and need to be reversed to pass inspection
💡 For diesel DPF removal, alternatives like cleaning and regeneration should be considered
i️ More details are needed on requirements once new inspection tools are received to clarify latest requirements

Q & A

What changes are expected in the vehicle inspection regulations starting February 2024?
-Starting February 2024, vehicle inspection regulations will include an additional OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) port check for newer vehicles, on top of the usual checks for brakes, shock absorbers, lights, and sound systems.
Why doesn't the channel 9000 giri perform vehicle inspections themselves?
-Channel 9000 giri does not have the license to perform vehicle inspections as it is not among their business activities. Instead, they collaborate with a workshop that has been their partner for over 20 years.
What is the purpose of checking the vehicle's OBD port during inspections?
-The OBD port check aims to identify any diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) reported by the vehicle's various control units, indicating potential issues with the vehicle.
What are the two types of error codes mentioned and their significance?
-There are static (non-active) error codes, which can be deleted and are not significant, and active error codes. A vehicle must not have any active error codes in memory to pass the inspection.
What specific vehicle data is verified during the new inspection process?
-The new inspection process verifies the vehicle's identification data, such as the VIN and engine number, to prevent cloning or tampering, and checks for any active error codes and the vehicle's odometer reading.
Why is the verification of a vehicle's odometer reading important in the new regulations?
-Verifying the vehicle's odometer reading is crucial to combat the practice of odometer rollback, ensuring that the mileage is accurate and the vehicle's history is transparent.
What implications do the new inspection regulations have for vehicles with modified exhaust systems?
-Vehicles with modified exhaust systems, especially those that affect anti-pollution systems like catalytic converters or DPFs, may face challenges passing the new inspections unless they comply with the original standards.
How does the channel 9000 giri approach modifications that could affect a vehicle's inspection outcome?
-Channel 9000 giri advises against modifications that could compromise a vehicle's compliance with inspection standards. They recommend restoring any altered systems, like the DPF, to their original state to ensure the vehicle can pass inspection.
What is the significance of the engine warning light in the inspection process?
-The engine warning light's functionality is verified during the inspection process. It must illuminate when the ignition is turned on and turn off when the ignition is off, indicating the vehicle's self-diagnostic systems are operational.
What future steps does the channel 9000 giri plan to take regarding the new inspection regulations?
-Channel 9000 giri plans to stay informed about the detailed implications of the new inspection regulations through their partner workshop and will update their viewers as they learn more to ensure vehicle owners are well-advised.

Outlines

00:00

📺 Introducing upcoming changes to vehicle inspection regulations

The host introduces upcoming changes in February 2024 to ministerial regulations for vehicle inspections, both for cars and motorcycles. They have received many requests for clarification on what these changes will be. They explain that their shop does not have a license to conduct inspections themselves, but collaborates with another shop across the street that does inspections.

05:02

🚗 New diagnosis port scans will check for active error codes

The key change is that in addition to standard mechanical checks, there will now also be a scan via the OBD diagnosis port. This will check all control units for any active error codes, which must be fixed in order to pass inspection. Visually checking the engine light is part of this. The scan will also verify VIN, odometer, and emissions system info.

10:03

⚠️ Emissions tampering could cause issues

Another focus is detecting emissions tampering. They advise against physically removing DPF filters or catalysts, since reactivating the diagnostics properly is complex. There are better options like removal and regeneration of the DPF. They will clarify exactly what parameters are checked so they can advise clients on compliance.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Changes

The video discusses upcoming changes in 2024 to regulations and procedures for vehicle inspections and revisions in Italy. These changes will affect what is controlled and checked during revisions for both cars and motorcycles. The speaker received many requests for clarification on what exactly these changes will be.

💡OBD port

One of the main changes mentioned is that vehicles will now be connected via the OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) port to scan for any error codes in the vehicle's central computer system. This allows errors to be detected even if the engine warning light is not on.

💡Error codes

The scan tool connected via the OBD port can read error codes stored in the vehicle's central computer. For a vehicle to pass inspection, it must not have any active error codes, even if the engine warning light is off. Therefore, error codes must be fixed before an inspection.

💡Mileage verification

The video highlights that the new procedure will verify the vehicle's odometer reading to check for mileage fraud or tampering. This aims to prevent the common issue of vehicles having their mileage wound back before sale.

💡Emissions controls

The scan tool will also check that emissions control systems like catalytic converters and diesel particulate filters (DPF) have not been removed or deactivated. Vehicles without proper emissions controls will likely fail inspection.

💡DPF removal

The speaker discusses cases where DPFs have been physically removed from diesel vehicles and the associated software disabled. The new inspection may detect this modification, meaning vehicles with removed DPFs may now fail and require reinstatement of the system.

💡Aftermarket exhausts

The speaker advises that aftermarket or "tuner" exhaust systems without proper catalytic converters are likely to cause vehicles to fail the new inspection. Fully removing cats makes emissions control inactive. He recommends metallic catalytic converters as a legal alternative.

💡Original condition

The overall message is that vehicles must be returned to original manufacturer condition to pass the new inspection. Unauthorized modifications like DPF removal or catalyst deletes may now be detected and cause test failure.

💡Customer awareness

The speaker emphasizes the need to make customers aware of these changes and explain the implications of prior modifications. This allows customers to rectify issues and avoid inspection failure.

💡Compliance

The new inspection procedures aim to improve compliance with emissions regulations and vehicle safety standards. This may impact common modifications in the tuning scene, requiring greater customer education.

Highlights

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