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Have you fixed whatever caused the code to come on?
If not you will not be able to clear the code and pass emissions.
Two reasons -
1. If the problem has not been repaired the check engine light will come back on.
2. Clearing the codes usual means that the OBDII monitors will also be cleared. There will be a code stored for this until the monitors are complete. If they see this co they know what you are up do and you do not pass.
Is it the red check engine light? If it is then there is a emission problem take it to schucks or auto zone and have them pull the codes to see what they are, if any then get back to us with the information so we can give you a direction to go.
360 hassle - since you have a check-engine light on, and your car is an OBD2 car (96 or newer), go to AutoZone and have the ECU scanned (it's free). They'll give you the fault code(s), which you can post up here, and we can diagnose it then.
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