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clear ecu memory? 850

posted by  SquareBullet on  Wed Jun 26 17:22 CST 2002
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Is removing the trans and ecu computer the same as disconnecting the battery? Trying to get transmission to stop keeping boost down before shifting like it used to before I raced it hard.








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    clear ecu memory? 850

    posted by  Valles on  Thu Jun 27 11:54 CST 2002
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    I pulled my ECU completely out of my car for about 30 minutes to try and clear a CEL code. When I plugged the ECU back in and started the car there was no change, the CEL was still on.
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    Nathan Valles, Black 855R, MBC, tint, strut brace, RE 730's








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    clear ecu memory? 850

    posted by  someone claiming to be Ray N. on  Thu Jun 27 07:47 CST 2002 [RELATED]

    I've read (here) that it takes a few hours without power. Others
    say few minutes. I doubt anyone knows for sure but leaving the
    battery disconnected over-night seems to do it for my T5.

    I would disconnect the battery over pulling ECU's to do this -- just
    seems less envasive and better to leave the ECU alone unless you
    really need to swap it.








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    posted by  someone claiming to be Mrsha on  Thu Jun 27 04:01 CST 2002 [RELATED]

    the correct way is to disconect the battery and leave it off over night.. that what dealer told me ....

    but if you have shifting problem than I will flush the transimssion....







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