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Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 11:34 am
by bru21
bradley wrote:
And most ecus will re-set and clear codes by just either disconnecting the battery or pulling the ecu fuseable link overnight, if you want to do it at home and save the dealer fees.
I was having a chat about this the other night. I am probably in effect re setting my gen3 ecu every drive. I have a total isolator switch and shut if off always as it shuts off my front winch on switch (non momentary).
wish I had remembered to ask mark at power torque about this
cheers bru
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 7:47 pm
by bradley
bru21 wrote:bradley wrote:
And most ecus will re-set and clear codes by just either disconnecting the battery or pulling the ecu fuseable link overnight, if you want to do it at home and save the dealer fees.
I was having a chat about this the other night. I am probably in effect re setting my gen3 ecu every drive. I have a total isolator switch and shut if off always as it shuts off my front winch on switch (non momentary).
wish I had remembered to ask mark at power torque about this
cheers bru
Hey Bru, it wont hurt it at all, if you have had the baseline re-programmed by use of the LS1 edit then it will still hold and revert to the baseline every time, otherwise its just going back to the stock as a rock settings. All it means is that every drive it is looking to learn any new settings for knock avoidance, a/f ratio finetuning etc. (they run rich as a pig stock and typically pick up 30 kw just from a proper tune) And if you are running the matching auto it will be learning your preferred load settings and shift points. But it wont hurt it at all.
cheers Brad.