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It's possible. Disconnect the negative terminal on the battery, then disconnect the ECU.
If you mean for fuel mix etc comp will reset and relearn after a long enough battery disconnect. As long as engine trans combo matches computer you are fine. If you did a swap, you don't reset it, you get an ECU that matches your combo
Disconnect the batter for 30 seconds and this resets the computer.
You can use a scan tool or disconnect the battery.
scan tool or a battery disconnect.
No. To erase codes form an OBD-1 vehicle (made before 1996), the engine does not need to be running.On a side note, NEVER disconnect the battery while the engine is running; it will damage the computer.
disconnect the negative battery cable for 10 mins this will reset computer it will do it for sure
To reset the computer disconnect the battery for several minutes then reconnect.If the check engine light is off after reconnect then your computer has been reset.
Disconnect positive battery cable and step on the brake the after 10 mins reconnect the battery cable andthe computer will be reset
disconnect the negative battery cable for about a minute, this should reset the check engine light
If you mean to reset the "Check Engine" light, disconnect the battery for one minute.
Scan tool ot battery disconnect.