th400 tune question
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If I keep the auto tune and just delete the dtcs after the swap, can i pass emissions ?
If i swith to a manual tune, will i pass emissions?
Thanks, we have emissions testing in Austin and wanna make sue when they plug into my obdII port ill pass
If i swith to a manual tune, will i pass emissions?
Thanks, we have emissions testing in Austin and wanna make sue when they plug into my obdII port ill pass
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set all the trans codes to "No error Reported" and make sure to leave the SES checked(enabled)
That way all the trans tests happen, and are passed immediately with "no error reported"
though, I believe that trans stuff is not emissions related, so it may not be necessary anyways.
That way all the trans tests happen, and are passed immediately with "no error reported"
though, I believe that trans stuff is not emissions related, so it may not be necessary anyways.
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set all the trans codes to "No error Reported" and make sure to leave the SES checked(enabled)
That way all the trans tests happen, and are passed immediately with "no error reported"
though, I believe that trans stuff is not emissions related, so it may not be necessary anyways.
That way all the trans tests happen, and are passed immediately with "no error reported"
though, I believe that trans stuff is not emissions related, so it may not be necessary anyways.
thanks, I appreciate it
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Remember to drive the car for a while, because the readiness test take some driving time to be set to PASS
After you tune it, drive it for a day or two, then scan it to check no DTCs are set, because any DTC will make the car fail, and if you erase DTCs the readiness test are also reset and you have to drive it again.
After you tune it, drive it for a day or two, then scan it to check no DTCs are set, because any DTC will make the car fail, and if you erase DTCs the readiness test are also reset and you have to drive it again.