losamigo

When the need to reset the ECM/PCM, such as relearning the throttle, or auto trans adaptive values, many are disconnecting & reconnecting the battery. This does the job, but results in loss of radio presets. A better way to do this & keep the radio presets is to pull & reinstall fuse 45 (red 10A) under the hood, which is keep alive power for the ECM. It also requires no tools (if your fingers are small enough), and no danger of arc welding by accidentally shorting the cables.

Just my 2 cents...

theedge67

Good info, this will save many radio presets.

302svt

Interesting

Faber

awesome! thanks

Xeno

so no real wait time? just pull, reinstall, and your good to go?

that'll help (every time I have disconnected my battery my car alarm went off )

Glenn

good info

Arrow

My radio presets never go away.

I've even had the battery and alternator replaced, with the battery out for over an hour.

Me thinks there's a secret SECOND battery hidden in the car...right next to that hidden GPS unit that controls our minds and tells the government how much gas we buy!

losamigo

Time wait would be the same, maybe a minute to be safe. Also should be done with the key off.

red454

Does this also clear error / CEL (check engine) codes?

losamigo

On some vehicles, a power fail it will clear stored codes. Not the case for the '05 & up Mustangs. These codes are stored in non-volatile memory.

red454

Ok - that is what I figured. Thanks -