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Old 04-15-2023, 08:41 AM   #11
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If you have a durametric, Foxwell tool or similar, you can constantly monitor the readiness monitors while driving. This way you can make sure they are done when you go for the test and it`ll pass. It takes like 15-30 miles until all the readiness monitors pass, with the exception of the SAI. Here, in Caliornia, the EVAP system readiness is not a requirement, the rest is. For me the longest was the SAI system to get done, because it requires 3 start cycles if I remember correctly and the engine has to cool down between the cycles, so it took 3 days to get that ready.
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