OBDII code help
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OBDII code help
No, I dont want to post this in the SD forum because I usually get in trouble when I venture far from the offroad forum.
Anyone know what the P1000 code is on a Ford? Ive seen this come up a couple times on a couple different vehicles and I cleared it somehow.
It doesnt make the truck run bad or anything and the check engine light doesnt come on but it bugs me to see the code come up.
Anyone know what the P1000 code is on a Ford? Ive seen this come up a couple times on a couple different vehicles and I cleared it somehow.
It doesnt make the truck run bad or anything and the check engine light doesnt come on but it bugs me to see the code come up.
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P1000 OBD-II Monitor Testing Incomplete
This is NOT a fault code. It is an indicator code that simply means all the self-tests have not been run yet since the last computer reset.
It's primary practical effect is to keep vehicle owner's from cheating on emissions tests.
That means there are no codes set and there aren’t enough drive cycles yet completed since the last time the codes were cleared. Once enough drive cycles have been completed you will get system passed or a fault code.
Most likely you need to take a drive, 10 minutes at highway speeds and 20 minutes at city speeds, without turning off the engine. Also while driving at city speeds there has to be several periods of stop and go.
This is NOT a fault code. It is an indicator code that simply means all the self-tests have not been run yet since the last computer reset.
It's primary practical effect is to keep vehicle owner's from cheating on emissions tests.
That means there are no codes set and there aren’t enough drive cycles yet completed since the last time the codes were cleared. Once enough drive cycles have been completed you will get system passed or a fault code.
Most likely you need to take a drive, 10 minutes at highway speeds and 20 minutes at city speeds, without turning off the engine. Also while driving at city speeds there has to be several periods of stop and go.
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