Stuart, same as the scoob

What else does disconnecting the battery do?

What else does disconnecting the battery do?

I think it prevents the car from being started. :confused:

Cuts the power to your radio, you'll need to put all the stations in again :(

Resets the clock...you'll need to set the right time again... :(

Rob.

What else does disconnecting the battery do?

It resets the onboard comp, resets your trip comp, wipes the radio so I had to put the code back in - lucky I'd hidden it in the car. And also wipes the one touch windows, but thankfully someone told me how to change that back.

What it does to any ECU programming is beyond me!

You'll probably have to set the one touch function for the electric windows.

A really useful reply, Jason...

A really useful reply, Jason...

Makes a change, eh? Only speaking from experience after my last remapping at Jabba.

I think,in Fabias, it disables the "right way up" sensor. Needs to be reset by a dealer or guy with a lowloader

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......Poor Old Jason - He's never ever going to live that "episode" down!

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Yep - and it worked!

I'm not going to comment too much about your comment, Jon... :P

I tried that ECU reset on the Scooby followed by Super Unleaded or Dodgimax and it didn't seem to make as much difference as a few laps at Bruntingthorpe in the Skoda on supermarket unleaded !

You were just blowing all the crap out of the system whilst you were on track. Lets face it, it doesn't get such a sustained pounding on the road as it does on track

Give me 2 miles of road and I'll tell you if mine is faster lol !

'Twas fairly brisk already!

But does it go round corners yet? :P