[CARVER05]

I did the air box mod last night and wanted to know what the best way to reset the computer is. Some people say that you unplug both terminals and leave it overnight. Others say unplug the neg and pump your break a few times.
If you know the best way to do it please let me know and let me know the results you have had to your mpg after this mod
thanks

 

[Carbeaux]

It won't actually require a reset from that mod, as the ECU will simply re-learn over time. However, if you do want to reset you can unplug overnight, or follow this link for manual instructions for an ECU reset:

http://www.titantalk.com/forums/titan-faq-howto-area/25118-how-ecu-reset-throttle-accelerator-position-learning.html?highlight=ecu+reset

 

[Lvcoyote]

Results after the MOD are mixed from what I have read. I've seen guys claim up to a 2MPG gain, while most report no MPG gain but a little more responsiveness. As far as resetting the computer goes, I usually just remove the negative cable, and turn the headlight switch on for a few seconds to drain any power left in the system. From what I have read you should leave the negative cable removed for at least a couple hours, some claim overnight is best, the longer you leave it disconnected the better your odds of a full reset.

 

[CARVER05]

Has your mpg increased or decreased with the mod?

 

[Carbeaux]

Didn't affect my mileage one way or another.

 

[CARVER05]

Thanks for the help guys

 

[97lowazznissan]

I asked this in the DIY airbox mod thread and never got a reply... What if you are tuned like with superchips what will it do if I reset the ecu? Thanks

 

[Carbeaux]

It should reset the ECU back to the exact tune the SC loaded onto it. Resetting it just gets rid of the "learned" attributes, not the actual map.

 

[97lowazznissan]

It should reset the ECU back to the exact tune the SC loaded onto it. Resetting it just gets rid of the "learned" attributes, not the actual map.

Thanks that's what I wanted to know... :hi: