2005 CAMRY WONT PASS SMOG NEW BATTERY INSTALLED NO CODES

Asked by Denna Apr 15, 2019 at 07:57 PM about the 2005 Toyota Camry LE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2005 Toyota Camry wont pass Smog after installing a new battery they told
me drive it 100 miles for computer to calibrate/ve driven 300 miles please
advise

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Sirkut_Interrupted answered 5 years ago

Computer needs to rerun obd2 emission monitors.. anytime you disconnect the battery or clear fault codes/data you have to drive the car so all the systems can be tested again.. ford will actually set a p1000 by default notifying you that codes/data have been cleared and emmissions monitors are not ready. So basically if someone clears the check engine light a block before they go to get their car smogged to try and cheat a p0420 cat inefficiency code, well the monitors will show up as not run so itll instantly fail smog

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