Resetting the ECU

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11-20-09, 08:48 AM

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Thank you Joe and Lobux. I finally decided to do this today. I'm going to drive the car around a bit later to get everything "learned" prior to my final dyno session tonight to test the combination of both the intake/exhaust. This will complete my dyno journal and I better see close to 375whp and nothing less than 370.59.

LOL, for sure.
It would have to be a machine error or a dramatic change in atmospheric conditions for that to happen wouldn't it?

G/L with the dyno.

C.

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04-11-10, 12:22 PM

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is it necessary to do this when u install a intake and a drop in filter?
or will the car just pick up on the change itself????

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04-11-10, 12:47 PM

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is it necessary to do this when u install a intake and a drop in filter?
or will the car just pick up on the change itself????

im not sure but i dont think u have to do it.. it learns the new settings if you drive it for a bit.. correct me if im wrong plz

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04-11-10, 02:02 PM

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i think ur right
I just thought id confirm it

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04-12-10, 11:46 AM

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It will learn faster after a reset because you'll be farther off the mark right away. Either is fine, but reset results in the quickest immediate result.