pro-drive ecu - first impressions....
25 October 2002, 08:44 AM
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So it is fine then?
A reset should always be done when putting a new ECU in - even though it has had no power sometimes they can be rough unless you do. Can't explain why. Just reset and they are fine.
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A reset should always be done when putting a new ECU in - even though it has had no power sometimes they can be rough unless you do. Can't explain why. Just reset and they are fine.
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25 October 2002, 09:47 AM
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it seems to be running ok now john - as i stated above i'll give it another blat around the local roads today and see if i can get it to go funny again (but i haven't managed to replicate the problem since the reset), but i reckon its ok now tbh.
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