No - If you mask it with the AP, it is as if the code never existed in the first place and you will pass.

really? my boy who works at chrysler told me that even if i mask it with the cobb, i won't pass because of some technicality.. i forget what he said exactly.

If that "technicality" is a visual inspection or a sniffer.
The e-check place I go to does the visual inspection all the time, so I would fail even with the AP.

no it was something about the cobb resetting the ECU or something.. the system automatically fails you if something is wrong. It might be just a new york thing

The test requires that the PCM hasn't been reset within a certain number of drive cycles.
As long as the CEL is masked and you run the car several times over several days, it will absolutely pass.

awesome dude.. thanks so much

Cobb is def worth it!

Ight thanx bro

Does the software work with Vista

I have Vista and it worked just fine with me

Only mistake I made though is buying it in the fall... cause I didn't receive it till the snow started to hit and I havn't been able to log much cause of the shitty roads. I've had mine over 3 months now and only sent in one set of logs. You only get 6 months worth of logs that you can send to MM when you buy an access port from him. Thats more than enough don't get me wrong but unless you have clear roads year round I'd wait till spring to get it so you have more dependable weather. That was my dumb fault... What happens after that 6 months? You have to pay a certain amount or is all up to you from that point on?

No no you got it all wrong. I post like this so poeple think im a know what I'm doing, you know :smoker:

$299.

3 months is more than enough.

The way I see it it let's you maximize every mod you do to you car. I've got a intake and a mid pipe after I get the bhr ignition header and cat back I'm going to be buying one.

The gains you can get with a new tune on a NA depends on a car by car basis.
If your stock tune is not reflecting for ex your maf scaling correctly you can get very rich conditions at WOT open loop, you can test this with a standard OBD2 device monitoring LTFT and actual AFR while doing a WOT run to redline.
If your LTFT is for ex 10%++ and you have a rich AFR curve going for ex under 11-under 10:1 the gains from a new good calibration will be greater for that particular car.
But if your AFRs are already in the mid 12- 13.8 in the upper rpms area the gains will be smaller.
We are not talking huge HP numbers here but every small increase you can get is good combined with other mods (correct me if I´m wrong).
The cobb ap with ATR will also give you ability to do a lot of other things like OMP rate, radiator fan start/stop adjustments, cel masking++.
I say its worth the money :)

eeh.. wtf this thread is 4years old :lol: