Gen 2 Teg (Fuses) Ecu reset
According to G2IC.com
I have to pull the 7.5A Backup fuse off of the under the hood fuse box for 10 Sec to reset the ECU.
I look and theres no 7.5A Backup for ECU.
Theres a 10A fuse for the ECU as labeled on the top cover, but according to
G2IC.com the 10A fuse was for canadian models. Maybe I have a Canadian model in CA but highly unlikely I'm assuming.
Can anyone help me out and post a pic of their G2 Integra fuse box to straighten this out and possibly point out the 7.5A backup fuse their talking about. Maybe I happen to be blind and im missing something
or just maybe.... I have a canadian model with MPH not KM...
I have to pull the 7.5A Backup fuse off of the under the hood fuse box for 10 Sec to reset the ECU.
I look and theres no 7.5A Backup for ECU.
Theres a 10A fuse for the ECU as labeled on the top cover, but according to
G2IC.com the 10A fuse was for canadian models. Maybe I have a Canadian model in CA but highly unlikely I'm assuming.
Can anyone help me out and post a pic of their G2 Integra fuse box to straighten this out and possibly point out the 7.5A backup fuse their talking about. Maybe I happen to be blind and im missing something

or just maybe.... I have a canadian model with MPH not KM...
Kinda funny since the website is dedicated to Gen 2 integras.
I would make sure that the info was legit.
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im sure mines a 10A. the cover says its a 10 and the one installed is a 10. kinda strange isn't it that yours is a 7.5A. maybe some DA's were 7.5 and some 10.
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