AEM intake ECU reset?
'Big Daddy Diggler'
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From: Yonkers NY
I use to pull the neg. terminal and leave it overnight. The car would idle like shit and hunt the rpms for a while. Then i would take it for a few hard runs. Either that, or just heat cycle the car a few times and it will adjust to the CAI.
Originally Posted by YungRida
I had an AEM CAI installed in my car a few months ago; is it bad if i never reset the ECU?
Naa, I wana say if anything it will just take longer to adjust itself... Where as doing the other way you force it to adjust right away as it knows nothing.
In your case it justs has to learn over time it will see the changes.
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From: Louisville, KY
Originally Posted by YungRida
I had an AEM CAI installed in my car a few months ago; is it bad if i never reset the ECU?
If the installer followed the instructions, there should be no need. One of the first things AEM says to do is "disconnect the battery" . . .
'06 NBP TL 6spd
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From: Arizona
Originally Posted by bigman
I use to pull the neg. terminal and leave it overnight. The car would idle like shit and hunt the rpms for a while. Then i would take it for a few hard runs. Either that, or just heat cycle the car a few times and it will adjust to the CAI.
what's heat cycle?
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