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What is the trick to reset your computer for throttle response
#1
What is the trick to reset your computer for throttle response
I searched then i went through 50 pages but i cant find the trick, i know you slowly go down for 5 seconds and such but who knows the whole process or show me the link, thankyou all
#2
RE: What is the trick to reset your computer for throttle response
They claim that you turn the ignition on, but not that engine, and then push down on the pedal slowly to where it takes 5 seconds, and then 5 seconds back up.
Then turn the engine on and apparently the world is magical at that point.
Then turn the engine on and apparently the world is magical at that point.
#4
RE: What is the trick to reset your computer for throttle response
I have it bookmarked for later,
Post was 4/19.
Turn key "ON", dont start.
Push down slow for 5 sec.
Let off slow for 5 sec.
Wait for 5 sec.
RUN LIKE HELL !!
I did it,{no tune}and could tell a little diffrence,
not enough to go Z06 hunting !!!!
Post was 4/19.
Turn key "ON", dont start.
Push down slow for 5 sec.
Let off slow for 5 sec.
Wait for 5 sec.
RUN LIKE HELL !!
I did it,{no tune}and could tell a little diffrence,
not enough to go Z06 hunting !!!!
#7
RE: What is the trick to reset your computer for throttle response
2cokeman
Actually it recalibrates the TB servo motor. Apparently the ECU remebers driving habits and stores the info,by doing this simple procedure you reset the ECU?
Actually it recalibrates the TB servo motor. Apparently the ECU remebers driving habits and stores the info,by doing this simple procedure you reset the ECU?
#8
RE: What is the trick to reset your computer for throttle response
Does it just mean you start as if it was a new car again?? won't you have to reset on a reg. basis then?? and does it reset everything????? THANKS