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matt_842002

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Registered: 2nd Jun 08
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5th Jun 08 at 15:38

Hi All

I’ve ordered a full induction kit for my Corsa C which will fully replace the standard intake system with a full straight threw alloy pipe and air filter.

Would it be best to disconnect the battery to reset the ECU, so that it will ‘self learn’ from scratch with the new pipe fitted.

If so, how long should I leave the battery disconnected?

Dean_W

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Registered: 13th Dec 05
Location: Downham Market, Norfolk
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5th Jun 08 at 15:44

Can do if you like.

Leave it overnite.

deano87

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Registered: 21st Oct 06
Location: Bedfordshire Drives: Ford Fiesta
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5th Jun 08 at 16:12

Will stop it getting stolen also

matt_842002

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5th Jun 08 at 16:22

apart from the obvious

Mobby

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Registered: 31st Dec 07
Location: Leicestershire
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5th Jun 08 at 16:23

i think you have to leave it to idle for 15-20 mins, when first starting it up then take it out driving it through the rev ranges , or something like that

luke85

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Registered: 26th Nov 07
Location: Chesterfield
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5th Jun 08 at 16:34

You can disconnect it if you like but it wont make any difference IMO

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