Need help car won't pass inspection showing in "not ready" mode?
Dealer told me to drive it for a week come back and it would reset itself. So I did, put about 500 miles on it all sorts of driving, city, highway, even some drag strip runs.
Went back yesterday and car is still in "not ready" mode and failed inspection again.
So is there some sort of drive procedure I need to follow? Dealer was clueless (no real surprise) they offered to keep the car and figure something out, but I wanted the car for the weekend.
I might have to leave it with them so they can sort this out but am trying to avoid that.
Any ideas guys?
I've just found an OBDII drive cycle reset and it's damn long and looks like a PITA. I'll give it a go if I can't get it to go ready I'll leave it at the dealer next Saturday. sux.
obd2 scanner $70 at harborfreight tools
If this solution is coming out of your pocket knowing when it is ready and what i/m status are not ready the scanner will pay for itself, quickly.
run it post the not ready and I can hopefully give you a quick solution.
Why did they disconnect the battery in the first place any bozo knows that doing that automatically sets all the monitors to not ready and you fail the smog test

you might scan for pending obd2 codes while you have the scanner
run it post the not ready and I can hopefully give you a quick solution.
Why did they disconnect the battery in the first place any bozo knows that doing that automatically sets all the monitors to not ready and you fail the smog test

you might scan for pending obd2 codes while you have the scanner
Thank you. I'll give it a look over the next couple of days.
Yes I agree, they shouldn't have disconnected the battery but it's Herb Chambers if anyone knows HC it's understandable.
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