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> all of the sensors are reporting "good for an extended period of time" Not exactly. Boring monitors like those for sensors or actuators are excluded / always
by someweirdperson 4y ago
> all of the sensors are reporting "good for an extended period of time"
Not exactly. Boring monitors like those for sensors or actuators are excluded / always reported as ready. Even misfire is always ready, and fuel was, too, until recently.
But of course since the more intersting monitors take long to complete, when they do reach ready, simple sensor checks would long have set at least a pending code if there was a problem.
Next update in california will likely require all monitors to be included in the readiness status latest for model year 2027.
- tyingq 4y agoHrm. I've done this myself with the OBD-II reader and some do come up pretty quickly, but they took all some amount of running/driving to be ready if you reset the ECU...which people would try if there's a code stored / check engine light on. Some of them take quite a while to be ready.