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Old 10-11-2013, 11:17 PM
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So my inspection was due. Couldn't get her to pass due to the AIR tubes being disconnected from the headers when I had LT's installed. I know the pump is still in there because I can here it loud as a vacuum cleaner on most startups.

Im getting P0410 SES, and i need that to be gone for when the run the emissions test.

What steps should I take in order to get the system to work or "think" its working?
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Talk to whoever tuned it they can do what you need with programing
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If you had it tuned you should've told him/her that you need the DTC for it (P0410, P0412, P0418, P1415 and P1416) to be 3-Not reported and adjust the temp for it to come on at 285*. This is what I did and I don't need it to get inspected until Dec so we'll see if I have it right. But I don't have any active DTCs according to my readout on the dash or HPtuners.

It's coming on to help heat up the catalytic convertors. Such a retarded system if you ask me. I removed mine and also the pump. Easiest weight reduction ever.

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