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 Post subject: Reseting the computer
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 2:09 pm 
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I would just like to know on hwo to reset my computer in my EL FAIRMONT GHIA, ive been told i have to run it for a few days, but is there any other ways?

at the moment whne i accelerate and then come to a stop, the idle level drops down to about 250 rpm, and obiously at the its about to stall, then it goes back to 650 rmp which is the idleing left i want it at, any suggestions??


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Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 2:48 pm 
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that would be unplugging the batter for an hr or so!

there is also a procedure if u search around, playing with full lock, AC and puttin it in gear..

 

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Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 11:31 pm 
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I had to replace the ISC a while back, as my problem sounded similar to yours - had to unplug the battery for about half an hour as this allowed the computer to reset. After that, the battery was fine.

 

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Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 11:32 pm 
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I had to replace the ISC a while back, as my problem sounded similar to yours - had to unplug the battery for about half an hour as this allowed the computer to reset. After that, the battery was fine.

 

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 Post subject: reset timing and computer parameters
Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 4:31 am 
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take the cover off the fuse panel inside cabin and youll see the diagnostic port with heaps of little pins pokin out. you need to bridge the far left top and bottom pins together(i used wire with very small spade ends crimped on, but you can also do it with a screwdriver) they need to be bridged before turning the key at all, then once they are, turn the car on and let it run for about 5 mins, youll know its workin cuz the motor will just about stall itself, then return to idle at about 750rpm - give or take a bit. once finished, turn it completely off and remove the wire bridge - ur computers reset!

 

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Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 5:42 am 
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Bridging between pin 1(STI/top left) and pin 4 (GND/bottom left) will only perform the self test, it will not reset the KAM (computer) reseting the KAM wont fix your idle problem unless you have had the battery disconnected for a period of time and the KAM is still re learning. i would be checking to make sure that the ISC is clean, there is a doco in here about it and how to clean it.
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