I have had a similar issue. As ricardo suggest, remove your battery terminal for a few minutes then put them back. BUT DO NOT start the car right away. YOu need to re-calibrate your ECU. THis is done by simply turning your ignition to the accessory position, and then letting it sit for 5 minutes. If you dont do this your car will run like poop until the ECU re-learns all its air and fuel mixtures. Come back and let us know how you make out. :wave:check to make sure the metal rods inside the coolant bottle are not rusted.. remove battery for 10 min for the computer to reset that warning
Actually, I believe you reset your ECU by starting the engine but not touching the gas for 5 minutes as described at the bottom of this thread.YOu need to re-calibrate your ECU. THis is done by simply turning your ignition to the accessory position, and then letting it sit for 5 minutes.
You're right kenji. Major brain lapse today!Actually, I believe you reset your ECU by starting the engine but not touching the gas for 5 minutes as described at the bottom of this thread.
:beer:You're right kenji. Major brain lapse today!