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| ====== 1G Memory Module Reset ====== | ====== 1G Memory Module Reset ====== | ||
| - | It's very rare, but every once in a while a user will report that their 1G car either reports crazy values for various settings in DSMLink or might not even start the car at all. When this happens, it's almost always because the memory board worked itself loose in the socket momentarily at some point and the end result was some scrambled settings. Please check your socket by comparing against the ones shown on the [[socketpartnumber]] page. Also check that the memory board has been properly (securely!) installed using the provided washers, spacer, and screw. You can refer to the [[http://www.ecmtuning.com/downloads/docs/V2-1G%20Memory%20Board%20Install.pdf|1G Memory Board Install Notes]] for more details on that. | + | It's very rare, but every once in a while a user will report that their 1G car either reports crazy values for various settings in DSMLink or might not even start the car at all. When this happens, it's almost always because the memory board worked itself loose in the socket momentarily at some point and the end result was some scrambled settings. Please check your socket by comparing against the ones shown on the [[socketpartnumber]] page. Also check that the memory board has been properly (securely!) installed using the provided washers, spacer, and screw. You can refer to the [[https://www.ecmtuning.com/downloads/docs/V2-1G%20Memory%20Board%20Install.pdf|1G Memory Board Install Notes]] for more details on that. |
| If you do find that you have scrambled settings in your memory board, the process for reseting the memory board back to factory defaults can be found below. | If you do find that you have scrambled settings in your memory board, the process for reseting the memory board back to factory defaults can be found below. | ||
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| Once you have done that, the ECU should reset back to the hardcoded defaults in the chip. | Once you have done that, the ECU should reset back to the hardcoded defaults in the chip. | ||
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