it should, doesn't matter if battery is disconnected for 10 minutes or whole day
not really sure but try this ,some asian autos require you leave battery disconnected a minimum of TEN minutes for the computer to reset.Then you reconnect and it will crank.HONDA'S are famous for this.
Disconnect the battery, keep it disconnected for five to 20 minutes, reconnect the battery.
You will have to do a full global reset. To do this, disconnect both of the battery cables for 5 minutes and then tape or hold them together while they are disconnected for another 2 minutes. Reconnect everything and it will be reset.
DISCONNECT THE BATTERY FOR A FEW MINUTES.
unhook the battery for a few minutes.
leave it alone for 15 minutes after disconnecting the battery then hook it back up DDUUHH
Just a matter of minutes.
disconnect negative of battery for 3 + minutes.
KAM is reset in a vehicle by a diagnostic tool or when the battery is disconnected for more than 5 minutes.
Can you be more specific? Was your battery disconnected or did it lose it's charge? If you did not disconnect the computer, it would not need to be reconnected. If your battery was dead or disconnected, simply remove the positive battery cable for about 10 minutes and re-connect it. This should clear your code. Even if the code does not clear you should have no problems with the function of your car.
I had a CD stuck in the CD player. When I had the battery changed, and the battery was disconnected for about 15 minutes then reconnected, I was able to eject the CD!