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Before an OBD test or auto diagnostics can be done, most of the emission control system monitors have to complete their checks of the emission control equipment. Depending on the age of your vehicle, if one or two monitors have not yet completed their checks, the vehicle is not ready for an OBD test. If this happens, you will need to drive your vehicle further to allow these monitors to finish testing the equipment. The amount and type of driving needed varies according to the vehicle.
Yep the P0441 is : The evaporative emission control bad purge flow. You wont be able to run the component test for this issue without a good scan-tool of component tester. It may have to do with the flow control valve. It should be located next to the charcoal canister.
well this code is for your lock up for torque converter it could be sensor in trans causing this but if you are able to do your Owen testing i can send you the test it little long so i would have to email it to you let me know
Your emission sensors seem to be just a 'spec' out of normal (I would not call them defective!), but it could also be tainted fuel. Just to pass test I would buy the gas treatment at your local auto parts specifically for emission testing. Ask them at the counter. It will get you passed.
P0446 evaporative emission control system vent control circuit malfunction, u will need to have the delaer test the system for a defective EVAP vent control solenoid
I would try another dealer or service shop.
their instruction may not be functioning or they are using the wrong setting.
the comupter has to be functioning, otherwise, the car will not be running.
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