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Old 08-22-2005, 06:55 AM
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Having made a recent S2K purchase I have been treating my S to tankfulls of Optimax. I understand it is a "learning ECU" and will learn to use the benefit of the higher octane petrol to provide more power and better driveability.

Having had a Scoob in the past, the story with these was that it also learnt your driving style. There was a procedure to reset the ECU, then you would brim it with Optimax and then thrash the nuts off it for a while !

Is this the same in the S and is there any advice out there on getting the best from the standard ECU ?

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Old 08-22-2005, 08:04 AM
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Same really, ECU will learn quite quick. Its the same theory knock control the ECU uses - less of an issue with an NA car though, and its designed to run on 98 anyway.

MB - fellow multiple scoob owner

PS - scoob ECU's dont learn you're driving style - thats reserved for high end german stuff They learn fuel quality etc, as per most cars.
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To reset your ECU take leads your batt and wait a few secound and the replace thats it!! Well thats the way i have done it.. works for me.
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Originally Posted by s2000silvervtec,Aug 22 2005, 05:29 PM
To reset your ECU take leads your batt and wait a few secound and the replace thats it!! Well thats the way i have done it.. works for me.
thought you could pull out a certain fuse to perform the reset??
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Yeah pull the 3rd fuse down on the right (blank, fuse, fuse) it is a 7,5. under the steering column
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Thanks for all the replies will do the fuse reset tonight and then go out for a thrash !
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Originally Posted by AquilaEagle,Aug 22 2005, 07:55 PM
Yeah pull the 3rd fuse down on the right (blank, fuse, fuse) it is a 7,5. under the steering column
that'll be the second fuse then (third slot down) for clarity
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