Nearest scooby 'specialist' in South?
22 October 2003, 01:13 PM
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Scoobynet'ers,
Anyone know of a scooby specialist (not main dealer) where I can get my WRX '03 ECU reset (after touching fuel cut the other day!)?
Nearest to Bournemouth, Dorset or Southampton, Hamshire would be great.
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-Steve.
Anyone know of a scooby specialist (not main dealer) where I can get my WRX '03 ECU reset (after touching fuel cut the other day!)?
Nearest to Bournemouth, Dorset or Southampton, Hamshire would be great.
TIA
-Steve.
22 October 2003, 04:04 PM
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You don't need to go to a specialist just for a reset, I'll do it for free 
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Its dead simple, type ECU reset into search and you will find two ways of doing it - either by disconnecting the battery or using the green and black connectors under the dash by the steering column.
. Its dead simple, type ECU reset into search and you will find two ways of doing it - either by disconnecting the battery or using the green and black connectors under the dash by the steering column.
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Ian, Jay,
I've been told, recently on a thread I started, that the MY=>01 can not be manually reset. I had a MY00 before and, as you say, resetting them was easy!
I which it was possiable on MY03's i.e. no connectors under the steering column anymore!
-Steve.
I've been told, recently on a thread I started, that the MY=>01 can not be manually reset. I had a MY00 before and, as you say, resetting them was easy!
I which it was possiable on MY03's i.e. no connectors under the steering column anymore!
-Steve.
22 October 2003, 04:12 PM
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Another vote for Triton.
They purchased all the diagnostic equipment/tools/manuals etc from when Chapelgate closed down.
In recent weeks they have fitted 4 discs, pads, hoses, fluid and an exhaust to my car.
All done faultlessly and I'm a fussy tw@t.
[Edited by Big Goon - 10/22/2003 4:13:26 PM]
They purchased all the diagnostic equipment/tools/manuals etc from when Chapelgate closed down.
In recent weeks they have fitted 4 discs, pads, hoses, fluid and an exhaust to my car.
All done faultlessly and I'm a fussy tw@t.
[Edited by Big Goon - 10/22/2003 4:13:26 PM]
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