ldmckiny
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- Fort Worth, TX
- Genesis Model Type
- 1G Genesis Sedan (2009-2014)
I have recently completed repairs on my ‘09 3.8 sedan. The last repair was replacing the forward O2 sensor on bank 2 (driver’s side).
Now that I’ve been able to clear any and all faults associated with the engine check light it was ready for state inspection.....
However, the inspector stated I had three emissions related failures and couldn’t do anything until the “relays” reset themselves. Further, he stated that driving the car was the only way get the relays reset...
3 weeks and 350 miles later and I took it back to check and I still fail the EGR System.
Has anyone ever experienced this? If so is he giving me accurate information? If not any ideas on what else I can do?
I bought the car last month...inspection expired this past February.
thanks for any information!
Now that I’ve been able to clear any and all faults associated with the engine check light it was ready for state inspection.....
However, the inspector stated I had three emissions related failures and couldn’t do anything until the “relays” reset themselves. Further, he stated that driving the car was the only way get the relays reset...
3 weeks and 350 miles later and I took it back to check and I still fail the EGR System.
Has anyone ever experienced this? If so is he giving me accurate information? If not any ideas on what else I can do?
I bought the car last month...inspection expired this past February.
thanks for any information!
