Toyota Matrix 2010 failed emission test during annual inspection.
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On September 2017, my car Toyota Matrix 2010 was in dealership for replacing dip stick tube (holder). Dip stick tube was broken on 2 parts. During evaluation this problem, 2 things were done in the service department:
1. BST - Special Service Campaign (SSC) BST Multiple Model and Model Years Smart Stop Technology: ELSBOS UPDATE ECM SOFTWARE AND INSTALL UPDATE LABEL 29246 WS
2. COM - Safety Recall COM Remedy Notice - Power Window Master Switch (PWMS)
CAUSE: SSC
2611HB WA
After that updates has been done, I did not have any problems with the car. Until now. In May 2018 my car required an annual inspection. The Emission test failed. The Safety test passed. Vehicle Inspection Report shows on OBD Readiness Monitor Results : Catalyst & Oxygen Sensor -NOT READY, Pin 16 Volt-13.7 No diagnostic lights appeared on the car's dashboard . The dealer recommended to drive about 200 ml to pass inspection. I drove 340 ml but car again did not pass inspection. What I should do? Please help
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If you can get it down to one not ready,it will pass! you don't have to keep taking it back to the inspection station,you can go to Autozone,they can plug their code reader up and tell you how many monitors are ready and how many are not ready,free.Either keep driving it OR have a Professional Scan Test done,and it ain't free,it's costly,but if you can't get a least one more to set,you might have to do that.copy and paste the link below and read POST #4. good luck with it....
1996-2000 you can have 2 not ready and still pass!
2001 and newer,you can only have 1 not ready and still pass!
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/83-highlander-1st-generation-2001-2007/823865-computer-readiness-emissions-test.html
Battery was replaced by a new one on September 22, 2017. Two monitors are not set to ready: Catalyst and Oxygen Sensor. Thanks for response. Larissa
If you can get it down to one not ready,it will pass! you don't have to keep taking it back to the inspection station,you can go to Autozone,they can plug their code reader up and tell you how many monitors are ready and how many are not ready,free.Either keep driving it OR have a Professional Scan Test done,and it ain't free,it's costly,but if you can't get a least one more to set,you might have to do that.copy and paste the link below and read POST #4. good luck with it.... 1996-2000 you can have 2 not ready and still pass! 2001 and newer,you can only have 1 not ready and still pass! http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/83-highlander-1st-generation-2001-2007/823865-computer-readiness-emissions-test.html