My suggestion would be to get someone who knows what their doing to look over the wiring for the entire trailer. No offense, but it doesn't sound like wiring is your forte.
No worries man, I had a feeling we go sidetracked somewhere, lol! FYI, in my VW, I'll get the 'CEL' or 'MIL' or whatever you want to call it for any type of malfunction.. airbag, whatever. Same light, different codes (obviously)
Why are you trying to change the subject? The subject here isn't why OBD was put into place.. You stated that if your car shows a CEL or MIL it's based around the emissions system (or somehow will affect the emissions system), which is absolutely incorrect. Manufacturers have been using OBD to store codes for almost every single system in the car. You think because I've got a CEL for my airbag system that's got something to do with emissions?
Perhaps you should have said 'most' CELs instead of all CEL's...
Like I said,the amount of bullets fired make zero difference. What happens if they shot....5? Not so guilty but maybe a little bit guilty? See what I'm getting at here? Basing the charge on the amount of bullets fired is ridiculous.
I find it funny that people think the number of bullets fired actually makes a difference.... If he only fired twice then he was justified? But because he fired 9 times it's 2nd degree murder? After the first bullet it really doesn't matter, you shoot to kill and that's that.
If it's not apart of the emissions equipment, it shouldn't fail. They'll pull the codes when she gets it done.
Also, don't try and pull the battery to reset the light, all you'll do is reset the readiness monitors as well, then you'll DEFINITELY not pass, lol.
I run Okuma Convectors on my dipsy setups... No complaints with them either, but they haven't tied into even close to the amount of fish I've taken off riggers, lol.
I'm still running some old Fenwick custom fibreglass rods and a old Mitchell 782 Mooching reel as well! Rods could use a re-wrap but they beat pool cues any day of the week.