Resetting E-Shaft Plate for exhaust install
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Resetting E-Shaft Plate for exhaust install
Is it required to do the 20 brake pump (reset PCM, eshaft thingy) after an install of an aftermarket exhaust?
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Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
Better yet, do the "hold down the odometer reset while you turn the key to on without starting the motor and continue to hold until you see the word TEST and then repeat two more times" thing.
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Originally Posted by MazdaManiac
Better yet, do the "hold down the odometer reset while you turn the key to on without starting the motor and continue to hold until you see the word TEST and then repeat two more times" thing.
Then do the 30 stomps....:D
Then do the 30 stomps....:D
Hmm.. you messing with me arent ya..
How many here have done the stomp reset after an exhaust install?
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MazdaManiac, thanks for that tip. It must reset more than the brake stomp reset since I had a low power issue that was only able to be resolved with the test method (brake stomp didn't do squat)
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I never did a stomp or any kind of reset after I installed my Greddy. Should I be worried? Car has been parked two weeks now at the heliport. I only drove it that day for several hours.??
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Genius may have solved my problem..shall try this in the morning. Didn't know Mazda had this trick. Used it on american brand vehicles. And thought since rx8 is special its all electric Like needing a computer. Glad I keeped searching
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