ses light tune ?
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ses light tune ? Since ive had this for awhile and so far no one has gotten rid of it. I have LT's and ORY and get the p0420-p0430 x 2 (both cats). What do i tell the tuner to do to get rid of the damn SES so i can pass inspection?
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The test needs to be set to enabled, no error reported.
Various tools have different nomenclature. But you want
to not use the "disabled" option because the OBD-II
checks will pick that up. Then after you clear the code
it should not come back. Note that you will have to get
through a clean "drive cycle" and some number of code-
free engine starts before the "readiness tests" also come
up clean.
Various tools have different nomenclature. But you want
to not use the "disabled" option because the OBD-II
checks will pick that up. Then after you clear the code
it should not come back. Note that you will have to get
through a clean "drive cycle" and some number of code-
free engine starts before the "readiness tests" also come
up clean.
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From: Phila, Pennsyltucky
Originally Posted by jimmyblue
The test needs to be set to enabled, no error reported.
Various tools have different nomenclature. But you want
to not use the "disabled" option because the OBD-II
checks will pick that up. Then after you clear the code
it should not come back. Note that you will have to get
through a clean "drive cycle" and some number of code-
free engine starts before the "readiness tests" also come
up clean.
Various tools have different nomenclature. But you want
to not use the "disabled" option because the OBD-II
checks will pick that up. Then after you clear the code
it should not come back. Note that you will have to get
through a clean "drive cycle" and some number of code-
free engine starts before the "readiness tests" also come
up clean.
"to enabled, no error reported. " thats edit or hptuners?
