resetting ecu? mixed answers?
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From: NY
Originally posted by AccordSleeper
i don't think it really does jack, it's all in your head. if anything it adjusts after driving like 50 miles or so.
i don't think it really does jack, it's all in your head. if anything it adjusts after driving like 50 miles or so.
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From: NH
Originally posted by Eddiebx
hmmm....actually, reseting the ECU does give you power, I tried it on the dyno last time. It gave me back like 5hp and 5ft-lbs or so. And to reset it correctly you pull out the RADIO/CLOCK back up fuse, not the ECU fuse. Just pull it out for a second, that should be fine. You don't have to wait like 10 minutes, or pump the brake, or dance around the car on one foot, and many other methods that have been suggested.
hmmm....actually, reseting the ECU does give you power, I tried it on the dyno last time. It gave me back like 5hp and 5ft-lbs or so. And to reset it correctly you pull out the RADIO/CLOCK back up fuse, not the ECU fuse. Just pull it out for a second, that should be fine. You don't have to wait like 10 minutes, or pump the brake, or dance around the car on one foot, and many other methods that have been suggested.
thanks eddie:thumbup:
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From: Birmingham, AL
Originally posted by Eddiebx
hmmm....actually, reseting the ECU does give you power, I tried it on the dyno last time. It gave me back like 5hp and 5ft-lbs or so. And to reset it correctly you pull out the RADIO/CLOCK back up fuse, not the ECU fuse. Just pull it out for a second, that should be fine. You don't have to wait like 10 minutes, or pump the brake, or dance around the car on one foot, and many other methods that have been suggested.
hmmm....actually, reseting the ECU does give you power, I tried it on the dyno last time. It gave me back like 5hp and 5ft-lbs or so. And to reset it correctly you pull out the RADIO/CLOCK back up fuse, not the ECU fuse. Just pull it out for a second, that should be fine. You don't have to wait like 10 minutes, or pump the brake, or dance around the car on one foot, and many other methods that have been suggested.
On my 1995 Honda Accord EX, which fuse do I pull?
TIA
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From: ATX
Originally posted by AadosX
Ok wait, because I am seeing all kinds of different fuses to pull or disconnecting battery cables and all kind of crap.
On my 1995 Honda Accord EX, which fuse do I pull?
TIA
Ok wait, because I am seeing all kinds of different fuses to pull or disconnecting battery cables and all kind of crap.
On my 1995 Honda Accord EX, which fuse do I pull?
TIA
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Originally posted by AadosX
Ok wait, because I am seeing all kinds of different fuses to pull or disconnecting battery cables and all kind of crap.
On my 1995 Honda Accord EX, which fuse do I pull?
TIA
Ok wait, because I am seeing all kinds of different fuses to pull or disconnecting battery cables and all kind of crap.
On my 1995 Honda Accord EX, which fuse do I pull?
TIA
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Reset ECU - check engine light
Pulling the Radio backup fuse does clear the codes and check engine light but you will have to reset the clock and enter the Anti Theft code if you have a Honda stereo with that feature.