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Proper method to reset computer and set new learn data?

Old 09-01-2008, 06:21 PM
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Default Proper method to reset computer and set new learn data?

Is the engine supposed to be hot and running when fault codes are cleared? How long should the engine be made to idle before good learn data sets in? At what point should I begin setting readiness? When should the vehicle begin to be test driven?
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Default No, there is no requirement one way or the other, but established practice ... ...

is to clear fault codes with the engine OFF, the engine temp cold or hot has no relevance to clearing codes. That is, there is no association effecting the act of clearing codes, that depends on coolant temp. After clearing codes and learned adaptation values, the process of accumulating trend data and any operational information required for new learned adaptations, is actively learning as soon as the ECU is in closed loop mode. Best adaptation learning is accomplished by driving the car immediately after stable idle at cold startup, applying moderate throttle. After a few minutes warm up, driving the car using the full range of throttle and typical speeds to include highway, will set readiness within a couple of days.
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