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Originally Posted by Modshack Best way to reset, but all a reset really does is Zero out the fuel trims and reboot the computer. Fault codes remain and don't completely
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Yeah...faults are stored in Non-volatile memory. Unless the cause of the fault is corrected it will likely come back. Fuel trims will re-calibrate naturally...It usually takes from 25-50 miles for the Long term trims to re-set. You have constant correction of the short term trims though which eventually build a table for the long term numbers to be set |
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