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White smoke - burning coolant Blue smoke - burning oil Black smoke - fuel (running rich). Not much of an issues these days.

The bulge, bro! I'm guessing that coupling thing right in the right-center of the picture.

I have an rattle where the a pillar and dash meet, it seems if I just jam my hand in there between the door and the corner of the dash it stops. It sounds similar to the noise the blinker makes when on. Kind of annoying. Otherwise there are random rattles and squeaks from the back, probably from...

I thought this was going to be a thread about people enthusiastic about wipers.

For the TLDW crowd, the winner was CeraKote.

I was able to look down at the mounting hardware and mounting points on the ic itself and I'm pretty certain it's a CVF.

Yeah I was able to see them when I wasn't on mobile. I'm not on or visit FB so I don't have the first clue how to navigate it. Page is down now :sneaky:

Not on Facebook. Sucks for me.

I think OP has been driving around with this on

I supposed it could be the turbo seal(s) though as mentioned earlier, but not oil leaking out of them, compressed air going into them and into the crank case. You can always pop the oil cap off while it's idling and see if you feel any gases coming out.

You don't need that overpriced adapter for this application. You post also left out the app you're using which I don't know why you keep doing that.

"Not Ready" throws a code and a CEL.

The app, the only two I know of that are AA compatible are Car Scanner ELM OBD2 and OBD Fusion. The one I'm using is Car Scanner ELM OBD2. Then you need an OBDII bluetooth adapter to pair with your phone, and connect the app to. Then you need to connect your phone via Android Auto. For 2020...

I think that's the same app, the icon looks the same, but the app itself looks different/better on the updated UI.

The adapter is android auto compatible?

It also has other options, Connection which I assume allows you to connect the app to the OBD2 adapter, and Acceleration which times your various 0 to XX times based on the ECU.

Have you checked the oil level in all this? I wonder if the oil isn't draining out of the head(s) properly and then being picked up in to the PCV system.

Unless I'm missing something, emissions inspections only check for fault codes in the emissions system. They're not pulling that much data from the ecm. Unless NY just sucks that bad.

That's the jist of it, yeah. App + Adapter + Android Auto.

As far as I know the only other app that natively supports AA is OBD Fusion. There is a plugin you can download that will allow you to run Torque Pro on AA, but if your phone is Running Android 14 it will only work if you're using the AA Wireless adapter.