skebebarry
Date Registered: 03-2014
TOTAL POSTS: 5
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Re: How to Reset/Reprogram your ECU - Series I & II
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jalalski wrote:
Nope Paul, 20 mins is not enough to re-set the ECU by disconnecting the battery, it needs to be left disconnected overnight if you wanna do it this way. I assume you have reconnected the battery now, in which case, re-set the ECU by following this DIY Guide but only after you have driven with the K&N filter for 2 days at least.
Hello Jalal,
Am planning to install the K&N filter this weekend.
Any specific reason as to why I need to drive around for 2 days at least? Any specific distance that I must run over the two days? Do I need to say run 40 kms in each trip?
What if I do a small run with the K&N and then re-set the ECU?
Sorry for all the questions
Cheers
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Barry
Member Id : X-3604
Location :Taiwan
My ride : 2005 2.5 4WD Petrol A/T
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19/Mar/2014, 10:44 pm
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hiway2002
Date Registered: 01-2015
Location: Auckland, NZ
TOTAL POSTS: 7
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Re:
Hi guys, mine is 2006 X-Trail 2.0L Auto, and just got service done (engine oil/filter, new drive belt, new air filter, throttle cleaned). Should I do an ECU reset in my case? If yes I suppose the same process stated in the start of the thread to be followed? thanks heaps guys.
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Harrison X-4031
2006 X-Trail 2.0L Petrol Auto 4WD
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12/Jan/2015, 10:57 am
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hiway2002
Date Registered: 01-2015
Location: Auckland, NZ
TOTAL POSTS: 7
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Re:
thanks very much jalalski. from reading the posts seems like a reset is needed after replacing air-filter (as the amount of air coming into engine would be different afterwards)? am I understanding not correctly? also do you know if my engine is series I or II? I believe the model is XTT 2.0 petrol. Thanks!
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Harrison X-4031
2006 X-Trail 2.0L Petrol Auto 4WD
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12/Jan/2015, 12:16 pm
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