should i reset the ecu after an advance of the timing? i just pull the clock/radio fuse, correct?

 

Pull ECU fuse or neg. batt. cable. Leave out/off for3-5 minutes at least. I recommend resetting your ECU after every/any modification. Don't touch throttle after your ECU is reset, let idle for a few minutes, then turn off engine, start agian, then drive...

 

 

r u saying that to reset the ecu u leave the car running and u pull the fuse???

 

NO! Do NOT do this with the car running!

You shut the car off. Then you pull the clock/radio fuse under the hood. Keep it out for at least 20-30sec to make sure the volitile memory in the ECU drains of all power and empties out. Then plug it back in. Restart the car. Let it idle for a bit and off you go...

Andrew

 

lol hope he didn't do that

 

alright u said pull negative off right????????also i still have my stock radio cassette player on it with the anti-theft unit on it........will that affect the anti theft unit, will i have to punch in the code after i do that??????????? cuz i don't have my code......................

 

yes, you will need your radio code. if you have a 4th gen, heres a tip i got from Dr.James on preludeonline: check under your cupholder or ashtray for a white sticker. thats where mine was.