What is the best way to find a local tuner?

[Andy2.0]

I'm in PA and I'm having a difficult time tracking down a tuner locally. Is there a map or tuner locator somewhere that I could reference?

I'm looking to tune my 2009 HHR SS back to stock so it can pass Pennsylvania emissions testing. If anyone has a reliable tuner please PM me with their contact info.

[McShibbs]

You just need to find someone with HPTuners period, and just nab one of the stock files from the repository. Tuning back to stock is nothing like making a custom tune by any means. Even tuned you should still pass the emissions testing depending on what is done to your tune. I pass without a hitch here in VA, and I am tuned.

[Iam Broke]

Get a code scanner and see if anything is pending or if any of the tests are not complete.

If all is well and your state does a visual and OBDII test, you're all set. If they sniff it, maybe not.

[Andy2.0]

Is it possible to save the current tune before setting things back to stock? Once I pass emissions, I plan on going back to the current setup.

Right now my car is saying it's in a "not ready" status for emissions checks. Normally somebody would just another 50 miles or so and it would reset, but my previous tuner set it like that permanently because I was cat-less.

I reinstalled my stock pipe and now I just to set the whatever is keeping my car from being ready to test, back to stock.

[cobaltssoverbooster]

when you change tunes just read entire and save as. then install the emissions tune and pass it. find the fun tune and reflash it in and done

[Iam Broke]

It'll take quite a while for the evap code to go complete as I recall. Keep the tank between 3/4 & 1/4 full so the evap test will run.