7-up Posted March 7 Posted March 7 I've seen earlier advice here on line about reseting the engines ECU because its built into the circuits for the cars immobiliser and if you are unlucky - you may have to reset it. Advice went on the lines of to reset the cars ECM/ECU. Turn your key to the accessory position (ACC). Disconnect the battery POSITIVE terminal. Wait about 1 minute, Tap the positive terminal 3 times and then reconnect to the terminal. The ECU/ECM is now reset. I'd be grateful to know if anyone has found this works , or used instead another idea, or successfully sent the car to an Audi Agent etc for a fix. I'm trying a few options but would like a bit more certainty. Best Regards
7-up Posted March 8 Author Posted March 8 Thanks for the reply.. Ive passed your comments to an electronics expert I know. The car, you may know has the earlier version of the OBD port, and only 2 pins. I've noted some audi's have a port on the ecu that services diagnostics. There is no port on my ecu but I do wonder if the way it's set up originnally is to use one of the 4 grouped connections, which in effect doubles as a diagnostic port. The car runs with the current ecu.. No mechanical issues. Don't be misled by the 2.8, v6, that uses a very different Maf and ecu set up. My main tack will be to clone the new ecu with the old one, just looking for ways, or companies to do this.
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