Will this throw emissions codes?
184923
I believe not. But call their customer service support number, they can certified 100%
184924
No. Part of the installation is transferring the mass air flow sensor the factory intake to the K and N.
184925
I have had this intake installed for over a month now, it never has thrown any codes. The only downside is checking the fittings for a little while to ensure they're still snug. I've had to check the torque of all of them as they did get lose over time. Once it "settles" it is a dream. makes the engine growl and youll love the throttle response after install!
1026704
Depending on the year of the vehicle it may not matter. My truck used the same O2 sensor in all banks.
1276786
Yes of course! Look under your hood and find emission decal and it will tell OBDII compliant. That's what you need!
1307537
This unit will give the P000 codes and also has an I/M readiness check that scans all the emissions sensors to determine readiness to pass an inspection. the different areas scanned are broken down in the instruction booklet and O2 sensors are among those prompts listed.
2152085
Yes it will check for trouble codes, abs trouble codes, live monitor of engine sensors. Also shows if you will pass emission tests. This is a scanner not programmer! Have had at least 3 years and used on many vehicles. Will not tell you exactly what to fix but if engine savy, by showing what trouble code it makes repair cheaper and easy. You can search on the net for code trouble according to vehicle for the DIYer .
2238971
No, this will read the code the car's computer is saying is a problem. You can look up the code on the internet and that may lead you to the problem. Tell your mechanic to fix it. This device just reads codes.
2098684
Yes, as long as your system is using Freon R-134 which it should due to your cars being never models.
860809
Possibly, if the current catalytic converter on the vehicle is not functioning properly. This catalytic converter is not legal in California, so if you are in California, you would need a different part number than this one.
1248823
Yes. Do a "trouble code read test" to be sure that's the problem. If so, try a Mass Flow Air cleaner spray first. Good luck.
1322181
Yes. You can clear your codes/lights easily. But if the fault is still there, they will reset. Also, after clearing the codes, you have to run the engine or drive the car for a bit before all readings will stabilize and the vehicle will pass an OBD2 inspection.
903496
I would believe that this product would be CARB compliant because it is just a coolant filtration system. It should not have a lot to do with emissions.
58219
On the emission label, probably located under the hood it should say OBD-II compliant. So I don't see any reason it shouldn't work
1419342
I don't think so. It only reads errors that the on-board computer returns. It wouldn't tell you if a coil was shorting, or any other mechanical problems causing a misfire like a bad spark plug or a dirty fuel injector.
1838926
Yes. There are times when you will have faults that trigger, but not enough times to generate an actual DTC. Those are called 'pending' codes, and can still be pulled off the OBD as hints of possible upcoming problems.
2115366
It should clear all codes..I have a 2000 BMW 740IL.. it cleared all present codes.
724211
You'll be able to get emissions and codes but I'm not sure about the special tests like srs and abs
714039
Owners manual says it will as long as the engine is not carbureted. May depend on the plug in for the code reader. My explorer has both type of reader plug ins. The OBD 2 connector is not functional on my vehicle. the connector you need is usually under the hood.