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21719, New wiki article: OBD2 drive cycle Posted by DarkOne, Aug-31-12 07:09 AM
I encountered this problem recently, where I had a 2GNT i needed to have pass Texas statre inspection, but it had not run any of the monitors required to do so. This article details the driving procedures for each required emissions monitors.
http://www.2gnt.com/index.php?d=Chrysler_OBD2_Drive_Cycle
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21720, RE: New wiki article: OBD2 drive cycle Posted by xcasbonx, Aug-31-12 08:10 AM
Good stuff there.
One question. For example, step 2 of the global monitor drive cycle. Could you drive for 10 to 15 minutes depending on where you are when you're doing the test until you could get somewhere to pull over for the idle step? Meaning, as long as I achieve that 8 minute mark I can keep going until I can get somewhere to pull over for the 3 minute idle step?
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21721, RE: New wiki article: OBD2 drive cycle Posted by DarkOne, Aug-31-12 08:15 AM
Originally posted by xcasbonx Good stuff there. One question. For example, step 2 of the global monitor drive cycle. Could you drive for 10 to 15 minutes depending on where you are when you're doing the test until you could get somewhere to pull over for the idle step? Meaning, as long as I achieve that 8 minute mark I can keep going until I can get somewhere to pull over for the 3 minute idle step?
I assume yes. I did ~25 minutes, half freeway, half surface street, let it idle for a few minutes when I got where I was going and repeated that process for the return trip home. All monitors required for emissions ran. The O2 sensor heater did not, but it isn't required for inspection so I don't care.
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21722, RE: New wiki article: OBD2 drive cycle Posted by xcasbonx, Aug-31-12 08:26 AM
Originally posted by DarkOne I assume yes. I did ~25 minutes, half freeway, half surface street, let it idle for a few minutes when I got where I was going and repeated that process for the return trip home. All monitors required for emissions ran. The O2 sensor heater did not, but it isn't required for inspection so I don't care.
Cool. Good to know. I don't have to worry about all the emission BS in my neck of the woods.
However, I thought I would ask the question for content and future searches in case it is not asked.
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21723, RE: New wiki article: OBD2 drive cycle Posted by CODE4, Aug-31-12 06:10 PM
Sweet info!
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