Anyone ever heard you can default your timing by removing your hazard fuse and disconnect your batte
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Re: Anyone ever heard you can default your timing by removing your hazard fuse and disconnect your b
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Luserkid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What do you mean default your timing? </TD></TR></TABLE>
I think he means default as back to stock? Theres no way that will work...I don't think
I think he means default as back to stock? Theres no way that will work...I don't think
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removing the battery terminal resets the ECU, it doesn't change the ignition timing.
It may change how the car runs if there is a code set or if it ran with poor fuel for a while, but it will not change the base setting for the ignition timing.
It may change how the car runs if there is a code set or if it ran with poor fuel for a while, but it will not change the base setting for the ignition timing.
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if i understand your question correctly, it is impossible to have the timing go back to factory default just by simply removing a fuse and disconnecting your battery. you'd need a manual and have to adjust your dizzy. the ECU will reset itself to default but will recalibrate after i believe some odd miles of driving.
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