Can' hurt, might get you back some ponies the wonderful OBDII stole. In the underhood fuse compartment, pull the clock fuse for a couple minutes. Make sure you know what your radio code is first! I recommend the OBDII workaround you can find on www.ntpog.org website. Will save you the hassle of doing this once a week, and it's fairly easy to do.
Is pulling the fuse just like disconnecting the battery? Me kinda lazy I do not have the stock head unit so I dont have to enter codes. Could I do this too? The car hasnt been disconnected from the battery since I got my Thermal and AEM pullies.
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I do not have the stock head unit so I dont have to enter codes. Could I do this too? The car hasnt been disconnected from the battery since I got my Thermal and AEM pullies.
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