What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[gooffeyguy]

Or if you already have a Range device dongle, get the splitter cord and tuck the Range dongle up under the dash and leave the other port open for the emissions test.

OBD port splitter cable

High quality custom OBD port splitter cable 100% guaranteed to work with all aftermarket devices and OBD scan tools. Unlike most OBD splitter cables, our OBD splitter offers a clean install due to the fact that it replaces/bolts in place of your existing OBD port, allowing the secondary tap to...

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I use this with the AutoSync tucked up under the dash and plug my OBDLink MX+ into the port that's in the stock location and still run Torque at the same time

 

[89Suburban]

Or if you already have a Range device dongle, get the splitter cord and tuck the Range dongle up under the dash and leave the other port open for the emissions test.

OBD port splitter cable

High quality custom OBD port splitter cable 100% guaranteed to work with all aftermarket devices and OBD scan tools. Unlike most OBD splitter cables, our OBD splitter offers a clean install due to the fact that it replaces/bolts in place of your existing OBD port, allowing the secondary tap to...

www.btdieselworks.com

I use this with the AutoSync tucked up under the dash and plug my OBDLink MX+ into the port that's in the stock location and still run Torque at the same time

I'd love to rock that but I can't pass emissions with the Range Device plugged in.

 

[gooffeyguy]

I'd love to rock that but I can't pass emissions with the Range Device plugged in.

Does the test detect it or something?

 

[George B]

Does the test detect it or something?

It sets the I/M monitors to incomplete. You must have all but ine complete so you have to drive for like two weeks without the range plugged in.

 

[gooffeyguy]

It sets the I/M monitors to incomplete. You must have all but ine complete so you have to drive for like two weeks without the range plugged in.

I thought it only reset the readiness monitors when you unplugged it. Does it keep them as incomplete the whole time it's plugged in?

 

[George B]

I thought it only reset the readiness monitors when you unplugged it. Does it keep them as incomplete the whole time it's plugged in?

Thats a good question. Someone with a splitter could answer I guess. I swear this was discussed at some point on here.

 

[gooffeyguy]

Thats a good question. Someone with a splitter could answer I guess. I swear this was discussed at some point on here.

I know, and I thought that it reset the monitors when it got unplugged, thus use a splitter and don't unplug it for the emissions testing

 

[George B]

I know, and I thought that it reset the monitors when it got unplugged, thus use a splitter and don't unplug it for the emissions testing

That would be good. Maybe @89Suburban should test it.

 

[Sparksalot]

Thats a good question. Someone with a splitter could answer I guess. I swear this was discussed at some point on here.

I use a Range and a splitter On thecopcar. I’ve noticed the last readiness bit won’t set as complete.

last year I forgot to unplug the Range on theothertwin ahead of time, and only noticed when I pulled in to get inspected. I unplugged it right then. No time for clearing, but it passed anyway. Either it didn’t matter or the smog test wasn’t done because of my county isn’t one that mandates it.

 

[Geotrash]

Washed, waxed and changed the oil on both Denali’s yesterday. The weather was perfect. Today will be an interior detail and replace the left rear door handle on the 2007. Few things as satisfying to me as a clean car.