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  1. #1
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    Reseting my 94 prelude VTEC ecu

    hey guys ive tried the search function but no luck. does anybody know how to reset the ecu ? thanks

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    unplug it, or pull out the ecu fuse if your still getting a code then you have a problem that needs to be fixed

  3. #3
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    pul the 7.5A backup fues in the engine bay fuesbox with the ignition off. wait 30 sec and put it back in.

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    i looked at the diagram of the fusebox under the wheel... there are 2 ecu fuses, i think they are both 15A on the diagram but there is only one actually in there. (top one next to abs fuse) should i put in the bottom one aswell?

  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by ECU-MAN View Post
    pul the 7.5A backup fues in the engine bay fuesbox with the ignition off. wait 30 sec and put it back in.
    .......

  6. #6
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    ok will try that. let u no how it goes thanks

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    there is only one 7.5a fuse in the engine bay fusebox and its labelled (abs).. couldnt see anything labelled backup fuse.

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    OR the 30Amp battery fuse will work too.

    Pull it out,leave it out for 5 minutes,put it back in,start the car,don't touch anything,let it idle for 5 minutes,turn it off then start it back up and your done.

    You should check for any ECU codes too that may show up, i.e. find any problems.

    http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8218

  9. #9
    Green block gangster Array
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    disconect your battery for 30 seconds

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    Does just doing that have the same effect as I described above John?

  11. #11
    Green block gangster Array
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    I dont think the whole car runns from the 30A fues, they are more like 90A

    pulling the wrong 30A fues may not help

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    True!

    I'm a go check it out now!
    (Go play with my toy )

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