Where is fuse for VXR8 gerabox?
Where is fuse for VXR8 gerabox?
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SteveMJ

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919 posts

227 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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I recall seeing on this forum about re-setting of the gearbox ECU by removing/replacing the ECU's fuse. Where is that please?


Thanks, Steve

jameshsv

5,844 posts

191 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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SteveMJ said:
I recall seeing on this forum about re-setting of the gearbox ECU by removing/replacing the ECU's fuse. Where is that please?


Thanks, Steve
I think leigh1050 is thinking of doing the same!

extra330

177 posts

206 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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http://www.hsv-owners.com/HSV/Vxr8_fuse_identifica...

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fuse f9

unplug fuse for 30 seconds, put back in and away you go

SteveMJ

Original Poster:

919 posts

227 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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Cheers, will check that out in my lunchbreak tomorrow - will report back

Steve

Bicco

62 posts

164 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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Just a little feedback on this, from my own experience. I think how mush effect it has is down to the condition of the box and the quality of the mapping on it. I tried it at Santa pod, running before and after within a few minutes, made absolutely no difference. But this is on a box with very low millage and a Monkfish map. Hope it works for you, I`ll await your results. smile

leigh1050

2,462 posts

196 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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jameshsv said:
SteveMJ said:
I recall seeing on this forum about re-setting of the gearbox ECU by removing/replacing the ECU's fuse. Where is that please?


Thanks, Steve
I think leigh1050 is thinking of doing the same!
What does removing and then putting back the fuse achieve?
Can't see it doing much meself, nd I tend not to fkabout with electrical gubbins on cars unless I really have to.

StefanVXR8

3,620 posts

229 months

Friday 27th June 2014
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Bicco said:
Just a little feedback on this, from my own experience. I think how mush effect it has is down to the condition of the box and the quality of the mapping on it. I tried it at Santa pod, running before and after within a few minutes, made absolutely no difference. But this is on a box with very low millage and a Monkfish map. Hope it works for you, I`ll await your results. smile
I'm not so sure you'd notice the difference it you were just doing straight runs in it, out on the road in normal traffic I certainly noticed the difference in mine after I'd reset the fuse.

Stef

extra330

177 posts

206 months

Friday 27th June 2014
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I was told by removing the fuse it re sets the adaptive learning and puts it back to factory default.
Mine was mapped by walkinshaws.
i did see an improvement as mine runs daily to work and back total 8 miles town driving.
so when i want a weekend thrash about the fuse comes out then back in again.
trouble is it soon learns your driving style and reverts back to normal driving
hope that info is correct and some use to you

SteveMJ

Original Poster:

919 posts

227 months

Sunday 29th June 2014
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SteveMJ said:
Cheers, will check that out in my lunchbreak tomorrow - will report back

Steve
Took out the suggested fuse and left it out for a few minutes (much longer than the suggested 30 secs). I can't say there is a huge noticable difference. Maybe a smoother changes and more positive changes. Will monitor over the coming week on my my 100 mile daily commute and if I notice more I will update.

Steve