Computer Re-Learn

[Mike L]

Last weekend I removed the battery for 2 days, recharged, cleaned and repainted the tray and reinstalled. I have read many times that it takes a few miles for the computer to relearn. What is it relearning? and should I drive it a certain way during this period? Thanks

Mike

 

[Ron]

<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">Relearn will happen quicker if you turn on the A/C</FONT f>

 

[Vip-RT10]

Keep theA/C on and drive for 10-15 mins....

 

[ViperGTS]

&gt;&gt;&gt;Keep theA/C on and drive for 10-15 mins....&lt;&lt;&lt;

Just wondering - how is this?????????

 

[Mike L]

Thanks, I'll turn the A/C on, but what actually has to be relearned?

Mike

 

[V10 MOJO]

I had a dead battery two weeks ago, i just let it idle for about half hour, everything went back to norm

 

[Vip-RT10]

What it relearns is the idle RPMS, your driving conditions, air/fuel mix, when to turn the "choke" off (keeps RPMs higher at startup). The A/C forces it to learn faster. Jon B has more info on this. It will make the car run smooth again. Good luck...

 

[ViperGTS]

&gt;&gt;&gt;What it relearns is the idle RPMS, your driving conditions, air/fuel mix, when to turn the "choke" off (keeps RPMs higher at startup). The A/C forces it to learn faster. Jon B has more info on this. It will make the car run smooth again. Good luck...&lt;&lt;&lt;

JonB: How does it work? Please.

 

[ViperGTS]

Jason:
&gt;&gt;&gt;The reason for the A/C changing the relearn is that the AC puts a draw on the engine and the computer starts readapting to that new load.
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Everytime I switch A/C on, the computer does a re-learning?
Sounds strange. Or, only after disconnecting the battery?
Any input.