Disconnecting the ECU to reset

**threedogs** · 24th November 2014, 02:08 PM

Peter at ECU-Talk is great if you need any info

**jff45** · 24th November 2014, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by Bob

Sorry you miss out on the Nissan Consult & ECU Talk as I have just installed it so will have to start learning how to use it.
So far cant see how to clear long term Fuel Trims

The Ecutalk display doesn't reset the LTFTs. You simply use the USB cable through the Ecutalk to access the ECU using the supplied OBD Scantech software. You can also check your auto trans with it.

**Bob** · 24th November 2014, 03:02 PM

Originally Posted by jff45

The Ecutalk display doesn't reset the LTFTs. You simply use the USB cable through the Ecutalk to access the ECU using the supplied OBD Scantech software. You can also check your auto trans with it.

I don't appear to have had OBD Scantech software supplied when I download ECU Talk.
Will investigate

**jff45** · 24th November 2014, 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by Bob

I don't appear to have had OBD Scantech software supplied when I download ECU Talk.
Will investigate

Peter usually supplies it on a small CD with the Ecutalk software. Did you buy the LCD display or only the cable?

**Bob** · 25th November 2014, 02:40 PM

Just a Update

Have installed ECUTALK and also OBD Scantech.
With OBD Scantech I have managed to clear Learned Codes which means I now don't have to disconnect the Battery.

Thanks to Peter at ECUTALK and also jff45

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