Reseting ECU
11-20-2002, 08:32 PM
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Well whenever you do changes such as intake/exhaust, you should reset your ecu so it can adapt to it.
my mileage is horrible, probably around 350km's per tank
should be 4-500km's
my mileage is horrible, probably around 350km's per tank
should be 4-500km's
11-20-2002, 08:43 PM
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Originally posted by VtecRacer
so just pull the negative batt. out?
how long do I leave it out for... any specific time interval before plugging it back?
so just pull the negative batt. out?
how long do I leave it out for... any specific time interval before plugging it back?
11-21-2002, 03:10 AM
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11-21-2002, 06:57 AM
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When you reset ur ecu once u plug it back up, start it up but DONT NOT TOUCH THE GAS, wait until the cooling fan comes one once then u can touch the gas. That period of time lets the ECU Adapt to the new edition u put on.
11-21-2002, 12:40 PM
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Originally posted by HatchCX
When you reset ur ecu once u plug it back up, start it up but DONT NOT TOUCH THE GAS, wait until the cooling fan comes one once then u can touch the gas. That period of time lets the ECU Adapt to the new edition u put on.
When you reset ur ecu once u plug it back up, start it up but DONT NOT TOUCH THE GAS, wait until the cooling fan comes one once then u can touch the gas. That period of time lets the ECU Adapt to the new edition u put on.
