Reset the adaptive map
Reset the adaptive map
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R0162

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2,435 posts

193 months

Monday 16th April 2012
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I thought i would put this on a separate thread so it will be easier to find on the search.

In case anybody wants to buy the correct cable for the MBE ecu, you can get them from SBD motorsport, the cable costs £32.50 + vat, i assume it will have the correct resistors etc...

They say it will work with a USB/serial adapter to connect to the laptop, but earlier versions of windows seem to have less issues.

My car has not been ticking over properly since i had a faulty lambda sensor so at last i will be able to reset my adaptive map.

Adrian W

15,449 posts

257 months

Monday 16th April 2012
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I'm a little confused, to reset the adaptives disconnect the battery for five minutes

R0162

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2,435 posts

193 months

Monday 16th April 2012
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now i am confused

anotherdom

535 posts

197 months

Monday 16th April 2012
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SBD website says disconnect battery or pull fuse for 20 seconds from memory. US forum talks about ignition switch 10 times (Bill?). Easimap definitely has a reset adaptives button. Parts to make a cable were a few quid from Maplin, though had to sub a 1k1 for the 1k05 resistor.

R0162

Original Poster:

2,435 posts

193 months

Monday 16th April 2012
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lol....i just wasted my money then smile...i thought it might have had a little battery on the motherboard or something that so that its memory would not be lost..like on computers.
With people saying about reseting adaptive map...i thought the only way u could do it was to use the software...doh smile

Anybody want to buy an expensive MBE ecu cable?

Edited by R0162 on Monday 16th April 18:49

daddysumo

2,545 posts

242 months

Monday 16th April 2012
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Disconnecting the battery does work but it is for a longer duration of time I am told.
We did it over a period of a few hours (overnight) and it worked.