Resetting the computer, I assume, to turn of the "Check Engine" light. It should be done with a dedicated scan tool to prevent loss of the computer's Keep Alive Memory. This "KAM" is where the computer has learned your car and it's specific needs. If this memory is lost, you may have some driving issues until the computer "relearns". If you don't have access to the proper tool, you can also disconnect the battery ground terminal and leave it detached for roughly 30 seconds to reset the computer. Caution! Many new cars have anti theft systems in their audio systems and will lock the radio if the battery is disconnected. Be sure you have the code to unlock it when you're done. Also, many new models have to be retaught some systems after the battery is disconnected and won't run at all well. Be sure your's isn't one of them before following this generic advice.
how far do i drive my mercury la sable ls to reset emmission control computer
I need to reset the EVA how do Ido that ?
ECM reset for 2002 merc couger
No such thing. If you reset the computer, the emissions testers will see that you've done a reset and that's an automatic fail
If computer reads [large] emissions leak? check to see if gas cap is on all the way or missing may 2004 Chevy cavalier had this code and gas cap was missing replaced and reset computer and light or code never came back hope this helps.
Disconnect the negative side of the battery
Disconnect the vehicles battery. Leave it unhooked for several hours. Reconnect the battery. This should reset the 1989 cougars computer.
By resting it on the computer manually
Unhooking the battery for about 20 minutes should be more than enough to resed the computer.
Disconnect batt
Resetting the computer is easy. Just disconnect the battery. Reprogramming the computer afterwards is the expensive thing. To the best of my knowledge the only way to reprogram your computer is to take it to a VW Authorized Dealer. Normally the vehicle will run if you reset the computer, but emissions, alarm setting, radio can be negatively effected by not reprogrammed.
use a scan tool even a basic one from autozone if you know the guy working there he can reset it on the scan tool, you can disconnect the battery for 2 days. when i had mine unplugged doing some motor work, I had to drive around to pass emissions pcm had reset so i could pass the emissions test. hope this helps.