dstevens

There's nothing wrong with the FlashPro. You need to program your VIN for it to work.

cdubea

I got it all done right after Thanksgiving. With the mild fall we have had in Northern Virginia, I've been able to drive the car a month later into the season than in the past

The transformation of the driveability of the car was striking. At first it didn't seem like much of a difference, but extended driving demonstrated a significant performance increase for street driving.

At around $1,000 for the whole thing, it wasn't cheap, but in retrospect it was quite the bargain for what feels like a completely different car.

DaGou

good luck when you go get the car inspected, lots of people have issues trying to clear readiness codes (which are not CELs). You do not know it is not set until you go to get the car inspected. Finally had to get of the FlashPro to get the inspection.

Car Analogy

Well, an obd reader would tell you if readiness triggers are set or not. So you could easily know before emissions test. But then what do you do if they aren't set? Though this is the first I've heard of this issue or any other using Flashpro...

steelers743

There is a thread that states how to reset all of the engine readiness somewhere. Flash pro software also has a window that shows these I cant remember how to get to it though its kind of hidden. I also live in NoVa and have had no problem getting my car to pass emissions with flashpro installed.

cdubea

I was concerned about it as well.

Had the inspection done two weeks ago without a hitch.