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Originally posted by projectSHO89: Again, I would urge caution and more time before trying this on another car with 0420/0430 codes.
If nothing else, what I have suggested doing WILL help to reduce exhaust emissions, and a vehicle that is getting P0420/P0430 codes needs all the help it can get.
That, combined with the fact that 1996-2000 vehicles can still pass an emissions check with as many as two readyness tests not complete (for those states that actually do an OBD-II scan), should help the odds of passing an emissions check.
Viewed as a last-ditch effort to avoid the expense of replacing a cat, this makes sense, unless you think it would cause damage to the vehicle.
I will report the results of my forthcoming emissions inspection as well as reporting if the code comes back or not after I have put some more mileage on it.
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