ECU RESET 03
08 June 2006, 10:27 PM
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unlikely, it'll be stored on an eeprom (or something similar) that doesn't need power to retain its data.
edit: response to battery question.
edit: response to battery question.
08 June 2006, 10:29 PM
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disconnect the battery for a while, then run the car to 1 bar and hold it through most of the rev range (where possible) to learn it...(thats how i was told to do it)
09 June 2006, 01:43 PM
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As Ninnybobs mentioned disconnecting the battery will not "reset" the ECU as maps / faults are on EPROM.
Disconnecting the battery will remove any "learning" the ECU has done and it will learn again from scratch.
Midlife.....
Disconnecting the battery will remove any "learning" the ECU has done and it will learn again from scratch.
Midlife.....
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