Real quick question....
I remember being told about restartin' the computer on an intake install, I forgot
1.What is the signifigance of restartin' the com,
2.Intake has been in for three days, restart or leave alone?
3.
1.What is the signifigance of restartin' the com,
2.Intake has been in for three days, restart or leave alone?
3.
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I am not sure if it is gonna drive any different, it might. I think you should reset the ECU in my own opinion.
The significance is that the ECU can "readjust" to your new modifications. I was never too keen on doing this, so I never did, but you can if you want to.
It probably won't do anything with just an intake. But if you want to, just disconnect the battery terminal for a while and that's it.
It probably won't do anything with just an intake. But if you want to, just disconnect the battery terminal for a while and that's it.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 97 GSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">How long would it take for the car's computer to self learn?</TD></TR></TABLE>
How long to disconnect the battery cable? Or how long it will take to "learn" by not doing anything and just driving?
If you want to do the battery thing, just leave it disconnected for like 2 minutes. If you just keep driving it without doing anything, it's not going to learn anything. It'll just adapt to the changes in the intake air, if any. That's why resetting the ECU after an intake install probably won't do anything at all.
How long to disconnect the battery cable? Or how long it will take to "learn" by not doing anything and just driving?
If you want to do the battery thing, just leave it disconnected for like 2 minutes. If you just keep driving it without doing anything, it's not going to learn anything. It'll just adapt to the changes in the intake air, if any. That's why resetting the ECU after an intake install probably won't do anything at all.
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the purpose of doing this is because your getting more air with the cold air intake so you need the computer to adjust the fuel.. etc etc. i guess you should just rest it for piece of mind.
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