if anyone wants to have their ECU reset (OBD2)
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if anyone wants to have their ECU reset (OBD2)
Hi, if anyone wants to have their ECU reset, I have the Tactrix openport cable and would be more than happy to do that for you....or if you want to pull some logs or whatever.......I'm starting to get into the workings of remapping etc so.....at the small price of a beer and some friendly chat or if you prefer without the beer as you are driving.......
I'm in East London, Dagenham rm9.
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I'm in East London, Dagenham rm9.
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ECU reset = remap or what? Sorry not too up to date on the electrical front wiith scoobs yet.....learning tho.
Got a WRX 02 with PPP exhaust at the mo, anything you can do with that? PM me?
Got a WRX 02 with PPP exhaust at the mo, anything you can do with that? PM me?
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Originally Posted by h4rry
ECU reset = remap or what? Sorry not too up to date on the electrical front wiith scoobs yet.....learning tho.
Got a WRX 02 with PPP exhaust at the mo, anything you can do with that? PM me?
Got a WRX 02 with PPP exhaust at the mo, anything you can do with that? PM me?
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Originally Posted by powerman1
the ecu can be reset without any leads and it returns the ECU back to factory standard setting.The ECU alters the engine management according to type of fuel used and a few other parameters and only adjusts slowly say if you start putting lower/higher octane fuel and could take a good few tank fulls to fully adjust but it will never return to max unless reset manually.There is loads of links on the subject. Remapping is different beast and must be done by someone who knows what they are doing otherwise bang she go.
.....I didnt offer to remap anyones car...as at the moment my knowledge is very basic.I only offered to reset their ECU, read troublecodes etc
Also correct me if I am wrong but to reset Newage cars they need to be connected to an OBD tool to have the ECU reset, isn't that true?
.....only offering assistance to whoever wants it as by going to a dealer or other similar they would charge you for the previlege.......but.....there you go....
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do anything else?? or know of anywhere local that touchs imports..i got a 93 import and have 3 codes come up, 2 of them i know about..the other one i dont have a clue... need temperture sender changed (ecu one) and something off with the idle..control valve maybe?? cant find anyone to supply the parts or do it..im in romford
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Originally Posted by irons
do anything else?? or know of anywhere local that touchs imports..i got a 93 import and have 3 codes come up, 2 of them i know about..the other one i dont have a clue... need temperture sender changed (ecu one) and something off with the idle..control valve maybe?? cant find anyone to supply the parts or do it..im in romford
As for parts you can try down carpenters road in Sratford
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Originally Posted by nunoamorim133
.....I didnt offer to remap anyones car...as at the moment my knowledge is very basic.I only offered to reset their ECU, read troublecodes etc
Also correct me if I am wrong but to reset Newage cars they need to be connected to an OBD tool to have the ECU reset, isn't that true?
.....only offering assistance to whoever wants it as by going to a dealer or other similar they would charge you for the previlege.......but.....there you go....
Also correct me if I am wrong but to reset Newage cars they need to be connected to an OBD tool to have the ECU reset, isn't that true?
.....only offering assistance to whoever wants it as by going to a dealer or other similar they would charge you for the previlege.......but.....there you go....
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Originally Posted by powerman1
sorry mate,not trying to have a pop at you,just giving a bit of info as to the terms used and as to the benefits.It is a very friendly gesture you have offered....
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