Range AFM Delete and Emissions
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Sparksalot
Supporting Member
I have a Y cable and a Blue Diamond scanner. I don't know if it will check the readiness side of things.
On my scanner, it has an icon in the home page called Emissions Tests (with an Erlanmeyer flask shaped symbol). On others I have seen, they have a test called I/M status, I/M Readiness or just Readiness Status.
Sparksalot
Supporting Member
I said blue diamond, I really meant blue driver.
Crs sux.
Crs sux.
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gooffeyguy
Tom
Emissions readiness monitors will get reset if any DTC's are cleared or the ECM has been flashed (tune uploaded)
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What happens if there are no DTC's to clear?
gooffeyguy
Tom
Guess that depends on how the Range device actually works
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Sparksalot
Supporting Member
SMH there is a smog check function. Here’s what I have.
device has only been in place a short time and 2-3 cold starts.
device has only been in place a short time and 2-3 cold starts.
Was that taken right after you removed the AFM device or after three or four short trips after you removed the dongle?
If it was right after you took it out, it looks like you are ready as soon as you pull it. It looks like you only have one readiness flag for the evap and I think in most states, they allow one readiness flag to be set. At least that is what one of the ODBII .org sites said.
If it was right after you took it out, it looks like you are ready as soon as you pull it. It looks like you only have one readiness flag for the evap and I think in most states, they allow one readiness flag to be set. At least that is what one of the ODBII .org sites said.
