So I just reset the ECU on my AU1 4L going by the a/c on 2 minutes rinse and repeat method and then drove like a maniac (on non public roads) for 10 minutes to let it learn.
Seems to be much more responsive, smoother, much better startup and even sounds slightly throatier. Is this how you generally reset ECU or?
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ECU Reset
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ECU Reset
by Intercepted_AU » June 12th, 2011, 5:27 pm
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Re: ECU Reset
by KR1STO » June 12th, 2011, 6:27 pm
You don't need to drive like a maniac..
You drive at all different levels of throttle so the ECU can re-learn everything properly...
You really won't notice too much mate...
You drive at all different levels of throttle so the ECU can re-learn everything properly...
You really won't notice too much mate...
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