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you know what, go somewhere that can clear the codes, have them clear the codes, or disconnect the battery for a little while and then connect again and drive for like 100 miles....try to drive atleast 50 miles the day you take your car in and dont turn it off..its worth a try...there are some cars that for some reason everytime they are turned off the readiness codes turn off, that could be a possibility also... honestly in some random cars, there's been really severe conditions that takes somewhere north of 500 miles before the codes set, i dont know how much a new ecu for an s14 is, but i think drivin a 100 miles or so would be cheaper....assuming that works.
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