many early 90's gm cars the computer is reset auto what you want it to do is learn it's idle . you may try to put car in drive with all electrical devices turned off apply park brake and chock wheels so car will not move now just sit there and wait with car running in drive until the electric fan turns on this can take as long as 20 minutes.. when fan turns on it has cycled and should have learned it's new idle...note it has taken me as many as three times for it to catch...turn car off and restart and see if your idle has smoothed out .. this is common when disconnecting the battery.. now i plug in an outside power source in to the lighter to have computer hold it's memory
There is no battery reset.
The easiest way to reset the ABS light in a 1992 Chevy Lumina is to disconnect the battery for about 30 minutes. When it is reconnected, the light should be reset.
No.
Chevrolet does not use reset buttons.
Gm vehicles do not use inertia/reset switches.
UiDoes it have a relay bitten for fuel pump
A reset switch was ONLY used on CARS. Not trucks are vans.
GM vehicles are not equipped with an inertia switch.
It shouldn't need reseting? Probably controlled by the PCU (Computer)
i think you disconck the ground cable from the battery for at least 30 seconds
i unhooked the battery...(both terminals)
on a 97 lumina / Monte Carlo, there is a black wire with a plastic connectere in the right hand side (passenger) of the trunk. ground it out by touching it to metal, bam! you will hear the door locks reset