You have said MAP and some hoses need replacing. Well the MAP has one of the hoses going to it in most cars and if that is one that needs replacing then do the hoses and see if the code goes away. To many people believe the sensor is always bad when it is just reading out of spec because of something else. When you repair the problem the code will go away there would be no reason to have the codes cleared, they will be seen as a inactive code and will not fail you for inspection. Will it pass? You'll have to wait and find out.
Your check engine light should go off but you will have to have the code cleared.
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My car is up for inspection soon, I have a 96 Buick century. I had a diagnostics exam and it showed that the problem was my MAP sensor needs replacing, and a couple hoses may need to be check, small problem. I want to know after this is replaced and everything is "reset" will this help the Check Engine light, and will I pass inspection?
