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i tried out "force monitors ready quickly" patch on your latest cvaf1 xdf. when i enable this patch and monitor using torque app on my phone (my quickie ride around tool for monitoring for codes and readiness monitors) i can see all my readiness monitors ( including the secondary air monitor, which it is not equipped with) shows complete. then about 10 seconds later, all of them show "not supported". 10 seconds later, they show "completed". i get a similar result when i change obd_mil_sw to 0, then set to 247 with the engine running, it will show pretty much the same results, (all monitor show not supported with 0 is selected and then all monitors show complete when 247 is selected). this is the method i have used in the past to quicly force monitors to pass for various reasons.

is there a way to turn the secondary air monitor off in this patch?
is there a way so that this only happens once at key on and not constantly cycling on and off? i believe the way it is currently will cause a failure during emission inspection.

Thats what I thought.

Yea I see that. Was just making sure I wasn't missing it. Thanks for clarifying

I see the "filename" at the end of a bin file when looking at a hex editor, but is there any other way you can identify the "catch code" of the file? I don't see that code in any of the bins I look at. Maybe I am missing it?

motorhead1991 wrote: ↑2022 Aug 04, 02:44 I'd be happy to add whatever you like to OpenEEC as well as add you to it.

I would definitely like to add it to the OpenEEC project. Right now I want to get it straightened out and usable before we do that.
I do not get to work with excel much so this has been a nice project to learn a few more tricks. I will let you know. Thank you.

Updated with alot more information (46000 lines of data on the main page and multiple sheets from various sources). There is still alot of duplicates and sorting to do. I have mostly been concentrating on EEC-v stuff. If you have anything to contribute, please send it my way.

Post request here for Ford related service information on a job you are doing, as built information per VIN, etc...

added motorcraft catalog from 2005 and 2020

Any idea what the "A" designation stand for in the hardware codes? According to the information at obdtester.com, they have the same part numbers as the non "A" designated modules. (as in MLC-462 and MLC-462A codes)

I have been pulling info from obdtester.com
I haven't looked at the openeec project in a while. I will look at it.
Thanks

If you have any data that you think could help that isn't posted on this site or linked from this site (I have already read the majority of information here), send it my way please. Thanks