Reset the ECU
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Use SDD or do a hard reset (at least I assume a Hard Reset resets the ECU).
Hard Reset = Disconnect the battery cables and hold the negative cable to the positive cable for a few seconds, then reconnect to battery.
Hard Reset = Disconnect the battery cables and hold the negative cable to the positive cable for a few seconds, then reconnect to battery.
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Thanks on the replies guys!
I was asking about a hard reset because it had been recommended to me by one of the forums members to clear out a pesky CEL P0193 that came on after installing new OEM fuel temperature sensor, OEM fuel pressure sensor, and new car battery.
they also recommended I just have AutoZone clear the code and see if it re-appears, so far so good after the clear 🤞
again thanks for the replies
I was asking about a hard reset because it had been recommended to me by one of the forums members to clear out a pesky CEL P0193 that came on after installing new OEM fuel temperature sensor, OEM fuel pressure sensor, and new car battery.
they also recommended I just have AutoZone clear the code and see if it re-appears, so far so good after the clear 🤞
again thanks for the replies
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