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    No MIL Light vs SES Enabled set to Off

    What is the diff between No MIL Light and SES Enabled set to Off?

    Another question:
    I had headers and cam installed recently. No rear 02s. My friend turned a few things off to keep the SES from coming on. I now have the program for myselft since he now has a 2000 vette and no longer his 98 camaro. I am going through the DTCs and see that he set 170 - Fuel Trim Bank 1 and 173 - Fuel Trim Bank 2 to No Error Reported and SES Enabled set to Off. Why would he do that? Or is this default? I can't reach him to find out but I'm trying to learn and not depend on him for help.

    As I'm going throught the DTCs I see a lot of them are set to no error reported and sES Enabled set to Off. I guess a lot of this stuff is by default? Should I worry about 170 and 173?

    I still like to know the diff between No MIL Light and SES Enabled set to Off.

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    Re: No MIL Light vs SES Enabled set to Off

    I looked at my stock '01 Camaro .bin and my 170 and 173 are set the same as yours, No Error reported and SES enable Off so I guess this means it's that way from the factory.

    I don't know what the difference is between "no error reported" and "SES enable off", hopefully someone else does.



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    Re: No MIL Light vs SES Enabled set to Off

    Quote Originally Posted by Screamn03
    I looked at my stock '01 Camaro .bin and my 170 and 173 are set the same as yours, No Error reported and SES enable Off so I guess this means it's that way from the factory.

    I don't know what the difference is between "no error reported" and "SES enable off", hopefully someone else does.



    -Mike-
    Thanks. I appreciiate that info.