ECU
#1
Hi,
I have been looking underneath my steering wheel for the fabled ECU connectors. All I can see is a black T-shaped plug and another black socket. The plug has a black wire with a thin red stripe and the socket a black and red wire. Are these the connectors ? I didnt want to risk connecting them...
I have been looking underneath my steering wheel for the fabled ECU connectors. All I can see is a black T-shaped plug and another black socket. The plug has a black wire with a thin red stripe and the socket a black and red wire. Are these the connectors ? I didnt want to risk connecting them...
#2
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There should also be a set of green connectors usually they are taped up.
Make sure when do the reset that car is at operating temp ie warmed up.
Connect the connectors black-black green-green.
Turn on ignition but do not start car yet.
Hold down acclerator for a few secs.
Then start car and drive for at least a minute keeping speed above 11mph at all times.
stop car check engine light should be flashing at a steady rate of half a second.
Turn car off and disconnect the connectors.
Ecu is now reset.
Mel.
Make sure when do the reset that car is at operating temp ie warmed up.
Connect the connectors black-black green-green.
Turn on ignition but do not start car yet.
Hold down acclerator for a few secs.
Then start car and drive for at least a minute keeping speed above 11mph at all times.
stop car check engine light should be flashing at a steady rate of half a second.
Turn car off and disconnect the connectors.
Ecu is now reset.
Mel.
#4
Those Black ones are the Read Memory Connectors - The Green ones are the Test Mode (ECU Reset Ones)
Check my home page for full details on reading fault codes & ecu reset.
Chris
[Edited by Chris.Palmer - 3/26/2002 9:08:23 AM]
Check my home page for full details on reading fault codes & ecu reset.
Chris
[Edited by Chris.Palmer - 3/26/2002 9:08:23 AM]
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