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    #16
    Originally posted by heinzboehmer View Post

    Yeah, it's unfortunate cause I don't love to turn fully off features that could be useful (like you mentioned), but it just wasn't worth my time. My nose can be the cat efficiency light from now on.
    I know I've hit you and repoman up on this and appreciate the updated info as I get my car sorted; thanks again. I was wondering, in the case of deactivation, what then happens with the "readiness monitor" situation for OBD testing? I don't have emissions testing but, wanted it all to work and am curious--would this "fail" something?

    Also, I'm getting an EGT sensor code with these efficiency codes--haven't had a chance to troubleshoot but I'm thinking they are related somehow.

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      #17
      Originally posted by PSUEng View Post

      I know I've hit you and repoman up on this and appreciate the updated info as I get my car sorted; thanks again. I was wondering, in the case of deactivation, what then happens with the "readiness monitor" situation for OBD testing? I don't have emissions testing but, wanted it all to work and am curious--would this "fail" something?

      Also, I'm getting an EGT sensor code with these efficiency codes--haven't had a chance to troubleshoot but I'm thinking they are related somehow.
      I think it just sets the monitor. You might need to disable some more related codes to get it to set though: https://nam3forum.com/forums/forum/s...-obd-readiness
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