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Old 08-18-2018, 07:26 PM   #15
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I recently put in a new battery thus resetting computer. Right after I went for emissions inspection and failed because computer said not ready. I was told I needed to complete
“Drive cycles” to reset computer. Below is what I did to reset the computer and it worked. I probably put less than 100 miles over a weekend but did try to follow the steps.


http://www.obdii.com/drivecycle.html
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Old 08-18-2018, 10:55 PM   #16
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When the car is tuned some tuners make the mistake of turning the monitors off.

This will cause you to fail the OBD2 plug in test.

The driving cycle to reset the computer for a 5th Gen is bizarre my friend sells used cars and he said you need so many miles at certain speeds.
Yeah I guess that’s the problem then, the sct tuner turns them off which causes it to be not ready, I guess I need to put my stock manifolds back on for smog which I was hoping I didn’t have to, the sct tuner is kinda a waste of money
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Old 08-19-2018, 04:43 PM   #17
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Yeah I guess that’s the problem then, the sct tuner turns them off which causes it to be not ready, I guess I need to put my stock manifolds back on for smog which I was hoping I didn’t have to, the sct tuner is kinda a waste of money

No you can leave your headers on.

Get your car tuned by a proffesional tuner.

My full bolt on 99 TA passed smog with a mail order tune from Frost.

I ran it on the tail pipe test just to see what it would do with no cats and she failed bad.

But the OBD2 plug in test was a breeze because he left the monitors enabled.
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Old 08-28-2018, 02:34 AM   #18
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No you can leave your headers on.

Get your car tuned by a proffesional tuner.

My full bolt on 99 TA passed smog with a mail order tune from Frost.

I ran it on the tail pipe test just to see what it would do with no cats and she failed bad.

But the OBD2 plug in test was a breeze because he left the monitors enabled.
So i tried getting a tune in town by this performance shop, the guy wanted $750 so I guess I have to keep looking. It’s just rear o2 sensors ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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