OBII readness "not ready"

For OBD 2 there are thing's the cars computer check's for emissions , there called monitors . When these monitors run an set the vehicle will be ready to pass an emission test . OBD Readiness Monitors Explained OBD Auto Doctor Scantool Garage Read this if you would like to know more . Normal driving will set the monitors in time or you could try an speed up the process with a drive cycle

you probably can find a tech to do this for you but keep in mind that you will be paying for however long it takes for all the drive cycles to run.

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Hi Paul@ FIREFOX,
The most common cause is the engine is not upto working temp.failing this you will need to use an O.B.D 2 meter to pin point fault this will flag up a fault code it works out alot cheaper than changing parts to cure the fault hope this helps....

besides mileage the emissions system need to do cycles as well

What state are you? can you go to the referee.? The monitor on a Hyundai dont set easy to begine with Give me your state

monitoring to detect ignition and fuel related misfires that may cause emissions to increase and/or damage to the catalytic converter.

Fuel System Monitoring to detect changes in fuel mixture that may cause emissions to increase.

Comprehensive Component Monitoring to detect any major faults in engine sensors that may cause emissions to increase.
The OBD monitors that only run under certain conditions include the EVAP monitor, HEGO monitor (Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor), and the Catalyst Efficiency monitor.
Did You Unplug The Battery Both Sides And Let Sit For #0 Minutes? Or Did You Scan With A scanner And Clear The Existing Codes? Most of The Time When You Correct The Issues With Your ECM It Will Clear Up But Just Like A computer You Must Restart It to Make Changes !! Hope This Helps !!
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It takes more than a specific mileage to set monitors. It can take up to 2 weeks for all conditions to be met for the monitors to be run.

You can expect the check engine light to come on, on any vehicle when it gets close to 40,000 mi. The emission system has to do with the pollution control. There are several sensors that monitor your engines performance. You can still drive the vehicle, it may just not get good gas mileage or you may notice something about the engines performance. I've drove several months before actually having something done. A good garage will have a scanner and can tell you what sensor is acting up. It usually cost around $60 - $70 just to have it checked out. I had an old work van that I drove for years with the light on.

po442 is evap emission control system leak (small) 1 of the lines for emissions is leaking. po455 is-- emission control system leak (large). turn off light with code scanner after it is fixed.