Chaka

My TT will be 2 weeks old and expect to have the bailey valve this week. I have not experienced the annoying problems like some have experienced but feel that I will replace this before it goes bad or it may already be in poor condition and not even be aware of it. Well anyway, Do you still suggest that I unplug the ECU? Will unpluging the ECU reset anything else other than the learned engine performance behavior such as service reminders etc.? Many thanks

MichaelTT

the AWE/Bailey Valve instruction noted the requirement to unplug the ECU so as clear its learned memory of the engine management profile while using the OEM DV...this is a common practice when changing components of an engine. My recommendation, though my opinion, is this is a must so as to obtain the benefit of the Bailey. Like a home computer, there is RAM and ROM thus unpluging the ECU does not effect ROM (as in unpluging a home computer) but rather the RAM (or learned engine profiles) thus anything that is 'RAM' based will be erased.<p><img SRC="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/tttiny.JPG" BORDER=0>

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Chaka

Thanks for the info, I just slapped myself for you.

MichaelTT

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