Ceezdsm99
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- Mar 11, 2022
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California
This is the long ecu reset method.To reset your ecu, first you have to move your key to the On position, but don’t start it. Keep it there for 2 minutes. Then start the car and let it idle for 10 minutes, you might hear two clicking noises coming from your battery or ecu.
After this, turn off your car and put it on the ON position for 2 minutes. Then start it back up and begin driving from anywhere from 15-30 minutes, Don't drive aggressively, Take it easy. You should notice it running and idling better.
Then turn it off and leave it on the On position for two minutes. Start her back up and give it gas , boost it, drive however you desire.
This method will fix idling issues after modifications or just idle surges in general, If this dosen't work you most likely have a boost leak or installed something incorrectly.
Also I’ve seen other people use this method but they disconnect the battery for 10 minutes First Then reconnect and start the process. For me it’s worked without disconnecting the battery.. go figure
After this, turn off your car and put it on the ON position for 2 minutes. Then start it back up and begin driving from anywhere from 15-30 minutes, Don't drive aggressively, Take it easy. You should notice it running and idling better.
Then turn it off and leave it on the On position for two minutes. Start her back up and give it gas , boost it, drive however you desire.
This method will fix idling issues after modifications or just idle surges in general, If this dosen't work you most likely have a boost leak or installed something incorrectly.
Also I’ve seen other people use this method but they disconnect the battery for 10 minutes First Then reconnect and start the process. For me it’s worked without disconnecting the battery.. go figure
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