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I know you can unhook the battery and reset the pcm. i have also heard their are two fuses u can pull that do the same thing. anyone know what these are, and where their located? also do i just pull both of them and put them right back in, or do i need to leave the out for a bit. thanks for all the help...and i did search but couldnt find which fuses they were.
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....why not just unhook the battery then? -
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Originally posted by UDLOSE98
if your batter terminals are stripped like mine, then that is why =)Comment
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thats the thing. i dissconnected both my terminals for over 2hrs last night. go to crank it up, and nothing reset. so thats why i wanted to try the fuses.Comment
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hmmm interesting, well if anyone knows the right fuses i will need to do the same, the camaro is almost done.Comment
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i read about it being the "2 pcm fuses" however i wasnt aware their were two.Comment
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look in your manual and it tells ya what fuse is the pcm or the back of the fuse panelComment
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You might check the engine bay fuse box as well.Comment
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yeah my fuse box panel says there is a fuse for the computer, but i wouldn't mess with it unless i had to.Comment
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I've never had any luck trying to reset an OBDII PCM by pulling the fuse or unhooking the battery. It is easier and faster just to use a scanner.
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Let's start with, why are you trying to reset your PCM?Originally posted by lilchubbyRobert - owner www.FirebirdV6.com "Mid-life crisis? I'm way beyond that!"
1996 Black Firebird GTxxxRam Air V6 w/ M5xxxwww.FirebirdGT.com
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