Resetting ECU = Better Gas Millage???
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Resetting ECU = Better Gas Millage???
so if you have read my last threads on how bad my car is on gas.. im just trying everything i can to fix the problem... i Did new oil change checked the tires use 93 premium gas and used fuel injector cleaner... Now im going to reset my ECU. i heard it helps with gas when i reset it and drive slow.
So if i leave the batter disconnected for 12 hours i read on here it will reset and hoping to get better millage??
Is this true?? will it work?? Give me some feedback please...or anything else i can do
BTW, I have a 05 G35 coupe AT with 27k
So if i leave the batter disconnected for 12 hours i read on here it will reset and hoping to get better millage??
Is this true?? will it work?? Give me some feedback please...or anything else i can do
BTW, I have a 05 G35 coupe AT with 27k
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i'll save you 12 hours... take off the negative battery cable, step on the brake pedal 3 times, then hook the neg cable back up. Works for me every time. If you drive your car aggressively, the ECU learns that and gets used to it, so it knows it has to use more gas, even when you're not bashing on the throttle. When you reset it, it goes back to normal until you drive aggressively for a while again.
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Gas Mileage vs G35 Coupe....?
You can reset the ECU by disconnecting the negative side of the battery for
an hour, do frequent oil changes with synthetic, keep your air filter super
clean but the reason behind your poor gas mileage is your right foot! Our
cars are fun to drive and listen to, that's the problem! No one in their right
mind ever purchased a G35 for the mileage....did you?
Gary
an hour, do frequent oil changes with synthetic, keep your air filter super
clean but the reason behind your poor gas mileage is your right foot! Our
cars are fun to drive and listen to, that's the problem! No one in their right
mind ever purchased a G35 for the mileage....did you?
Gary
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yeah everything is clean, filter,i put 93, and my right foot is very light i baby the car.. my tires say max psi 51, my tires have 32 in should i put more air say 44?? thanks.. and no i didnt buy the car for gas millage but 12 MPG is insane matters well be drivin a ferrari
35 PSI in your tires, I run 37 because my tires are larger than OEM. I've tried
40 PSI and that makes your tires feel like rocks....try 35 and see if that
helps. Try using your cruse control as much as possible, that's a more
efficient way of driving. (whenever possible)
Gary
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No, never run tires at the max psi it states on the sidewall! Infiniti says to run
35 PSI in your tires, I run 37 because my tires are larger than OEM. I've tried
40 PSI and that makes your tires feel like rocks....try 35 and see if that
helps. Try using your cruse control as much as possible, that's a more
efficient way of driving. (whenever possible)
Gary
35 PSI in your tires, I run 37 because my tires are larger than OEM. I've tried
40 PSI and that makes your tires feel like rocks....try 35 and see if that
helps. Try using your cruse control as much as possible, that's a more
efficient way of driving. (whenever possible)
Gary
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i'll save you 12 hours... take off the negative battery cable, step on the brake pedal 3 times, then hook the neg cable back up. Works for me every time. If you drive your car aggressively, the ECU learns that and gets used to it, so it knows it has to use more gas, even when you're not bashing on the throttle. When you reset it, it goes back to normal until you drive aggressively for a while again.
-GP-
-GP-
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i'll save you 12 hours... take off the negative battery cable, step on the brake pedal 3 times, then hook the neg cable back up. Works for me every time. If you drive your car aggressively, the ECU learns that and gets used to it, so it knows it has to use more gas, even when you're not bashing on the throttle. When you reset it, it goes back to normal until you drive aggressively for a while again.
-GP-
-GP-