Hi guys,

The last time I had my battery replaced the emissions data failed to register and after 3 failed and inconvenient attempts at the testing site, I ended up shelling out $130 at a repair shop to have the reset done after which the car passed the emissions test.

I'm in the same situation a few years later now, the battery was recently replaced and I need to get The emissions tested again.

I've read on some threads there's a fuse that can be pulled and replaced after 30 seconds, is that something I can do myself to ensure a successful emissions test without having to spend all that money at a repair shop?

I own a 2006 Honda civic. Any further information or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

You need a few drive cycles for the systems to ready/reset. You can have it scanned and post here what readiness tests it won't ready.

 

Thanks for the reply however I tried this the last time (quite a few miles) and each time the emissions test failed. I ended up having to go to a repair shop to pay for them to reset something and I'm wondering if I can do the same myself.