Intial setup keeps reseting
Quote from mbsuspension on May 12, 2020, 1:58 pmAn idea why the instial setup wont save in the unit?? i make the changes and send it to the ECU and next time i start the car none of the settings are there. Seems to go back to default.
An idea why the instial setup wont save in the unit?? i make the changes and send it to the ECU and next time i start the car none of the settings are there. Seems to go back to default.
Quote from ajax-1947 on May 12, 2020, 5:46 pmMust be over 170 degrees. After sending to ECU return to dashboard on handheld, turn ignition off and wait until settings go blank, then retry.
Must be over 170 degrees. After sending to ECU return to dashboard on handheld, turn ignition off and wait until settings go blank, then retry.
Quote from mbsuspension on May 13, 2020, 10:29 pmtried that and no luck. still keeps defaulting to stock setting. I have a battery disconnect but that shouldn't effect it??
tried that and no luck. still keeps defaulting to stock setting. I have a battery disconnect but that shouldn't effect it??
Quote from ajax-1947 on May 13, 2020, 10:50 pmThere are others here who know a lot more than me who should be giving more detail, but I believe that after you save to ECU the constant power can be switched off without any effect, I have a wire direct to battery with its own fuse that bypasses the cutout switch. Run a temporary wire to test.
There are others here who know a lot more than me who should be giving more detail, but I believe that after you save to ECU the constant power can be switched off without any effect, I have a wire direct to battery with its own fuse that bypasses the cutout switch. Run a temporary wire to test.
Quote from bdhulderman on May 14, 2020, 6:57 amI know you do have to wait for about 30 sec once you turn the ignition off, before you can disconnect battery. That gives it time to save. You can actually hear a little snap when the ECU is asleep. And if I remember rightly, I believe you have to "send to ecu" on every individual change you make.
I know you do have to wait for about 30 sec once you turn the ignition off, before you can disconnect battery. That gives it time to save. You can actually hear a little snap when the ECU is asleep. And if I remember rightly, I believe you have to "send to ecu" on every individual change you make.
Quote from neki67 on January 10, 2021, 4:26 pmHave the same issue; ECU constantly resetting, no matter what we do. Car doesn't want to start. Any help would be appreciated.
Have the same issue; ECU constantly resetting, no matter what we do. Car doesn't want to start. Any help would be appreciated.
Quote from bdhulderman on January 10, 2021, 5:20 pmAlso the temperature the fitech sees in it's temperature display must be over 170 deg before it will save anything. Something to keep in mind.
Also the temperature the fitech sees in it's temperature display must be over 170 deg before it will save anything. Something to keep in mind.