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|    Roy Witt to Mark Hofmann    |
|    Value tap / cam noise    |
|    21 Oct 11 11:10:28    |
      20 Oct 11 16:54, Mark Hofmann wrote to Roy Witt:                             RW>> If you have a scanner that clears the codes, they can't tell if        RW>> there was a code in the computer. If you disconnect the battery,        RW>> there's still a history of the code in there, but no CEL. I have an        RW>> HP Tuner, which can clear codes as well as re-write most of the        RW>> look-up stuff that's in there.               MH> Yes, my scanner and computer program can both clear the codes. The        MH> issue is that it "resets" the tests. At least it did on my        MH> daughter's Cougar. The catalyst tests (I believe there are three of        MH> them). The last test takes several days to complete after a reset or        MH> clear.               MH> If you take it to emissions after a clearing the code, the computer        MH> re-starts the tests again. They can tell at the emissions station        MH> that the tests have not completed - so it shows to be "not ready" for        MH> testing. They don't fail you, they just tell you to come back in a        MH> week.              Wow. I'm sure glad we don't have any of that mess to go through here. I       wonder if California is that tough.                      R\%/itt                      ... Only 5% of all humans have the privilege to live in America.              --- Twit(t) Filter v2.1 (C) 2000-10        * Origin: SATX Alamo Area Net * South * Texas, USA * (1:387/22)    |
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