Ok, do you know how long the battery needs to be off? as changing a panel filter literally only takes 2 mins
At last!!! i got intake!!!
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Ok, do you know how long the battery needs to be off? as changing a panel filter literally only takes 2 mins
Enough time for a cup of tea I've been told - but make sure that you have the radio code to hand 1st (like I didn't :mad2
Enough time for a cup of tea I've been told - but make sure that you have the radio code to hand 1st (like I didn't :mad2
I have an aftermarket stereo fitted, so should be ok??? lol
I have an aftermarket stereo fitted, so should be ok??? lol
if it don't have "code" it should be ok
also you can do it without disconnecting battery. check:
http://ukcougarforum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=9558&highlight=ecu+reset
Ok guys.
It's not vital to reset the ECU when replacing a filter, as the ECU will relearn on your next drive out anyway.
If you do want to reset it anyway! rather than disconnecting the battery and risk losing your stereo settings, just pull FUSES "4" and "11" from the fuse box next to the battery. Do this before you start work. By the time youve done the ECU will be reset, so just replace the fuses.
Fuse 4 is fuel pump and fuse 11 is ECU.
Happy tinkering
It's not vital to reset the ECU when replacing a filter, as the ECU will relearn on your next drive out anyway.
If you do want to reset it anyway! rather than disconnecting the battery and risk losing your stereo settings, just pull FUSES "4" and "11" from the fuse box next to the battery. Do this before you start work. By the time youve done the ECU will be reset, so just replace the fuses.
Fuse 4 is fuel pump and fuse 11 is ECU.
Happy tinkering
Ok guys.
It's not vital to reset the ECU when replacing a filter, as the ECU will relearn on your next drive out anyway.
If you do want to reset it anyway! rather than disconnecting the battery and risk losing your stereo settings, just pull FUSES "4" and "11" from the fuse box next to the battery. Do this before you start work. By the time youve done the ECU will be reset, so just replace the fuses.
Fuse 4 is fuel pump and fuse 11 is ECU.
Happy tinkering
Think I'll go with your suggestion Al, I don't want to start messing with stuff I don't know about
