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Old 06-16-2001, 10:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Radio Fuse or ECU fuse???

when want to reset the ECU...which one do I pull....i would logically think the ECU fuse. What does the radio/clock fuse have anything to do with the ECU??
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There is no fuse labeled ECU. The ECU is run off of the radio/clock fuse.
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but there is a fuse labeled ECM though.
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but there is a fuse labeled ECM though.
Ah interesting. The Helm's manual says to remove the radio/clock fuse. I wonder what the ECM fuse does.....gotta look it up in the electrical manual.
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yeah, i pulled the ECM fuse, thinking it was the "electronic control module" ......interesting
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The ECU fuse is on the driver side kick panel, on my 4th gen at least. Look on the labels on the cover. I just disconnect my negative to make sure it's 100% reseted.
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The clock/radio fuse disconnects the constant-power to the memory section of the ECU, whereas the other fuse is switched-power (ie.: when ignition if on), and does NOT affect the memory.
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i asked this question a long while back, but i was ridiculed by someone.

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