P1000 Code

[Izzmo]

So, I get the P1000 code everytime I looked at what codes the car is throwing.

Probably been a year since I first saw it. Anyone know why this doesn't go away?

 

[SHO Dude]

Could be a function of the programming. Ask your tuner.

Could also be a blown KAM fuse.

 

[SHOZ123]

If this just started it isn't the tune as the adaptive values are the same since the beginning. Are you loading in the user adjustable features when you load a tune? If so try loading the same tune but don't choose the user adjustable setup.

 

[Izzmo]

Yeah, I believe this has been happening since the tune, but I really didn't think much of it.

I will try putting the tune on with no adjustable values.

 

[bacernate]

p1000 just means all the obd2 monitors haven't run yet. see if you can get a scanner and see which monitor isn't completeted.

 

[Izzmo]

What kind of scanner? I have the X-cal3.. is there a scanner specific for just seeing p1000 type of codes?

 

[bacernate]

Any type of professional scanner should be able to do this. the xcal will not. Again i will say that p1000 isn't a real code it's just saying the monitors haven't run. It isn't important if they don't unless you live in a state that requires all monitors to be completed for emissions testing, most do not though.

 

[Izzmo]

Kansas must be pretty lenient with their inspection.. I have gotten 3 cars inspected in the past 5 years and every single time they just write down your VIN# and make sure nothing so aesthetically wrong with your car that it will hinder driving, then you pay your $20 and leave.