resetting ECU
08 June 2003, 09:25 AM
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Yes..
Under dash below steering column is a pair of black connectors and a pair of green connectors.. plus a couple of other single connectors (one for the diagnosics etc).
Connected green and black connectors together (green to green, black to black) turen on ignition (remove immobiliser first).
Press accelerator to the floor and bring back to half throttle roughly.. and hold there fore 30seconds or more.. foot off accelerator.. start car and drive normally off boost for a couple of miles until Engine management light flashes okay code (roughly once a second) or an error code. Disconnect connectors and it is done.
See here for error codes and more info
http://www.saxonfields.freeserve.co.uk/
Chris has updated the site since I was last there and lots and lots of info now.
JGM
Under dash below steering column is a pair of black connectors and a pair of green connectors.. plus a couple of other single connectors (one for the diagnosics etc).
Connected green and black connectors together (green to green, black to black) turen on ignition (remove immobiliser first).
Press accelerator to the floor and bring back to half throttle roughly.. and hold there fore 30seconds or more.. foot off accelerator.. start car and drive normally off boost for a couple of miles until Engine management light flashes okay code (roughly once a second) or an error code. Disconnect connectors and it is done.
See here for error codes and more info
http://www.saxonfields.freeserve.co.uk/
Chris has updated the site since I was last there and lots and lots of info now.
JGM
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