Replaced a Dying Battery and Now Car Seems a lot more Responsive? Normal?

Originally Posted by darkphantom Removing the negative battery terminal supposedly resets the ECU and it feels more responsive early on. I think over time as it adapts, it will behave

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Replaced a Dying Battery and Now Car Seems a lot more Responsive? Normal?

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Originally Posted by darkphantom

Removing the negative battery terminal supposedly resets the ECU and it feels more responsive early on. I think over time as it adapts, it will behave a certain way.

If the above statement is correct, is it ok to reset ECU every so often to maintain engine responsiveness at all times?

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