When to remove the ECU fuse and negative battery terminal?
When to remove the ECU fuse and negative battery terminal?
You have 2 options: 1) remove the ECU fuse for 20+ minutes (preferred); or 2) remove the negative battery terminal for 20+ minutes. Although less time might be required for reset, it seems that 20+ minutes is the common method.
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F250: I have a 2002 F250 powerstroke 7.3. At random the cluster I have a 2002 F250 powerstroke 7.3. At random the cluster stops working,radio and power windows. I thought I traced it to the cluster.
How long does it take to reset an ECU fuse?
–and a 10 mm wrench if you’re going to remove the negative battery terminal clamp. You have 2 options: 1) remove the ECU fuse for 20+ minutes (preferred); or 2) remove the negative battery terminal for 20+ minutes. Although less time might be required for reset, it seems that 20+ minutes is the common method.
Where is the ECU fuse on a car?
OPTION 1 (PREFERRED): Removing the ECU fuse. This method has less “collateral damage”–it will not lead to the loss of your radio presets or clock setting. Where is it? It’s in the fuse box on the forward driver’s side portion of the engine bay, next to the battery.
You have 2 options: 1) remove the ECU fuse for 20+ minutes (preferred); or 2) remove the negative battery terminal for 20+ minutes. Although less time might be required for reset, it seems that 20+ minutes is the common method.
F250: I have a 2002 F250 powerstroke 7.3. At random the cluster I have a 2002 F250 powerstroke 7.3. At random the cluster stops working,radio and power windows. I thought I traced it to the cluster.
–and a 10 mm wrench if you’re going to remove the negative battery terminal clamp. You have 2 options: 1) remove the ECU fuse for 20+ minutes (preferred); or 2) remove the negative battery terminal for 20+ minutes. Although less time might be required for reset, it seems that 20+ minutes is the common method.
OPTION 1 (PREFERRED): Removing the ECU fuse. This method has less “collateral damage”–it will not lead to the loss of your radio presets or clock setting. Where is it? It’s in the fuse box on the forward driver’s side portion of the engine bay, next to the battery.
