reset ecu is a must
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Maybe it depends on how much you drive after the reset?
I normally do mine on a weeknight and leave it alone till i drive it to work in the morning. I drive for an hour on the way to work, so mine might react better to it than someone who resets it and drives around the block for 5 mins.
I normally do mine on a weeknight and leave it alone till i drive it to work in the morning. I drive for an hour on the way to work, so mine might react better to it than someone who resets it and drives around the block for 5 mins.
I hate to say this but i agree with EdButleron this.the shame.
Dont worry mate, the shame is mutual
Hmm, I had a forced ECU reset the other day when my battery was shifted from the engine bay and clamped down in the boot.... Was a pig to drive until the car realised how to drive - Guess it's down to the remapping and ther fuel additives / LPG injection. It wa smoking a good'un, but has now calmed down back to it's old self.
If I want a little more short term power, an ECU reset is the last thing I would do. I might lob a litre of petrol in with a tank of diesel though.
If I want a little more short term power, an ECU reset is the last thing I would do. I might lob a litre of petrol in with a tank of diesel though.
Yeah. be a better option than chucking in a fuel thats well known for killing diesel engines LOL
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