Milky

I drive a 96 GT factory OBDII and am going to reset my computer in the coming days. When I turn the car back over after being reset, its gonna need to relearn the idle, air/fuel curves if I'm not mistaken, but I can't seem to find that process anywhere.
If anyone can just put these steps to resetting the computer into a few short words it would be much appreciated!

II 98 GT II

turn the ignition to "on"
connect scanner to obdII port
read codes
clear codes
you're done

EDIT: are you doing this to clear codes on your computer or just to reset the computer?

LetThePoniesRunFree

I'm not positive, but don't you just disconnect the battery and ground the positve terminal that goes to the distribution box?

sitnlopro99gt

the ecu will reset it self after disconnecting the battery for a few mins and plugging back in

Milky

I can reset the battery without problems, I need the process involved in letting the computer relearn the idle and fuel/air mix. Its something like idle for 5min, then idle with air for 5 mins etc... I just don't know how to do it correctly.

trance565

normally i just drive it around ....

II 98 GT II

I've never heard of having to do this before. I don't know much about ecu's though.

Milky

Ya i think I have in the past, just drove it around, but ive got 50 miles now its not perfect and frankly annoys the shoit out of me. Anyone have that process??

sitnlopro99gt

I have never heard this either the ecu should be able to teach itself with the way I described

Milky

Im suprised no one knows what I'm talking about, maybe I'm thinking of a different computer. After resetting the ecu the car turns over and revs good and high for a while until you set the idle. You tap on the gas and the ecu pulls the rpms up to about 2k before going back down. The fuel curves dont seem quite on. It is slowly getting better like the computer is learning but its not FIXED. Again any helps appreciated..