reset ECU??
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Re: reset ECU?? (jsk62)
haha, u don't need to
I remember 2 years ago, everyone was saying after you install a CAI, you have to reset the ecu to gain any extra hp, and some prelude guys were saying you have to reset it often to maintain the extra hp gained by these mods.
[Modified by jond, 1:36 PM 9/28/2002]
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Re: reset ECU?? (jond)
i woudln't think so.. stock ecu is programmed to run stock setup, it will do its best to correct a/f ratios with i/h/e.. reseting shouldn't make a difference
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Re: reset ECU?? (vtec.dc2)
I was told you should reset it.
It's pretty easy.
Disconnect battery.
Depress brake pedal a few times. (to purge any remaining charge from system)
Let sit for 10-15 minutes.
Re-connect battery & start car.
Allow to idle for 10 minutes. Do not press accelerator
Enjoy.
(I may be wrong or a little off, but this is what I remember being told to do)
[Modified by FyrFytr, 2:25 PM 9/28/2002]
It's pretty easy.
Disconnect battery.
Depress brake pedal a few times. (to purge any remaining charge from system)
Let sit for 10-15 minutes.
Re-connect battery & start car.
Allow to idle for 10 minutes. Do not press accelerator
Enjoy.
(I may be wrong or a little off, but this is what I remember being told to do)
[Modified by FyrFytr, 2:25 PM 9/28/2002]
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Re: reset ECU?? (FyrFytr)
every time i add something to th engine, i reset the ECU, it doesnt do any harm although i dont really know if theres any benifit in it either!
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Re: reset ECU?? (FyrFytr)
I was told you should reset it.
It's pretty easy.
Disconnect battery.
Depress brake pedal a few times. (to purge any remaining charge from system)
Let sit for 10-15 minutes.
Re-connect battery & start car.
Allow to idle for 10 minutes. Do not press accelerator
Enjoy.
(I may be wrong or a little off, but this is what I remember being told to do)
[Modified by FyrFytr, 2:25 PM 9/28/2002]
It's pretty easy.
Disconnect battery.
Depress brake pedal a few times. (to purge any remaining charge from system)
Let sit for 10-15 minutes.
Re-connect battery & start car.
Allow to idle for 10 minutes. Do not press accelerator
Enjoy.
(I may be wrong or a little off, but this is what I remember being told to do)
[Modified by FyrFytr, 2:25 PM 9/28/2002]
everything correct except you have to have your car warmed up before you disconnect battery or remove those chips in fuse box
and let it sit for 5 mins~ for the ecu to delete old information
connect the batt leave for 10 dont touch gas
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