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Thanks, I'll try it
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Originally Posted by X5chemist
Go to ODBII scanning. Read codes. No codes will show unless the SES light is on. Clear the codes. Even if none are present. All emission data will clear. Yes, over time, fuel will be adjusted. Starting fresh will give new MAF data. Once all emissions are set/passed, you’ll know if the new sensor is successful. Or it will show a problem still exists.
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Do you mean the OBD2 selection on the bi-directional Foxwell? and would my Innova 3100i scan tool (not b-directional) be able to clear emissions data, even if no codes are present? It never occurred to me to "clear" non-existent DTC's.
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14 Lexus ES350,3.5L-U660E
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