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Old 10-08-2003, 04:26 PM
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I need instructions on how to reset the ECU! Already did a search and couldn't find anything!!!!!
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step 1 - disconnect the negative battery terminal

step 2- go get a beer and wait 15-20 minutes

step 3- reconnect the negative battery terminal
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There's an easier way to do so. Remove a fuse from the box under the driver's dash. Which fuse? Do another search and you'll find it. I don't remember which one at the moment, so I can't say.
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#25, 7.5A
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why ECU need to be reset?
Old 10-09-2003, 04:52 AM
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Although it will turn off the check engine light (just temporarily if conditions are not changed) it forces the ecu to relearn all fuel trim. I will not do it as it screws with the idle and low speed response. I use an OBD tool to reset CEL conditions, instead of living with idle problem for the next twenty trips.
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3ngin -

are you sure about that? just checked my car ... don't have a #25 ... do you mean #16 (7.5A) "Back-up"

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Second fuse from top on right(Third Slot). I believe it IS marked back-up.
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Hmmm, my ESM numbers them different than the user manual. Odd, I'll look into it but yes, the backup 7.5A.
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Resetting ECU:
1. Remove the third fuse down from the second column (No. 25 Backup 7.5 A Fuse)
2. Wait for 60 secs and replace the fuse (make sure to note the orientation)
3. Turn on the car (with all electrical items turned off & throttle fully closed) and let it idle for 5-6mins (Idle learn process)


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