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Discussion in '360/430' started by nnjferrari, May 20, 2015.

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  1. nnjferrari

    nnjferrari Karting

    Oct 11, 2014
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    matthew
    #1 nnjferrari, May 20, 2015
    I replaced my dead battery, do I need to do anything else with the car before use? Anything to reset or set?
     
  2. Chrisnlbc

    Chrisnlbc Formula Junior

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    #2 Chrisnlbc, May 21, 2015
    Let it idle for 10 mins or so for it to reset the parameters on the first start. Then go drive her and enjoy!
     
  3. Skidkid

    Skidkid F1 Veteran
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    #3 Skidkid, May 21, 2015
    The start sequence is in the manual but as I recall, you turn to key on, let it sit for something like 30 seconds, start the car and let idle (can't remember the time). DO NOT touch any controls or gas pedal after you start the car.
     
  4. netman

    netman Formula 3

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    #4 netman, May 21, 2015
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  5. Skidkid

    Skidkid F1 Veteran
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    #5 Skidkid, May 21, 2015
    Those are the drive cycle not the reset startup sequence. Different things but he will need your procedure too in order to set the monitors.
     
  6. netman

    netman Formula 3

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    #6 netman, May 21, 2015
    I was told it was the same process as the first procedure in the process I offered is to turn off the battery. The third attachment is technical service bulletin from Ferrari.
     
  7. delaney

    delaney Formula Junior

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    #7 delaney, May 22, 2015
    Turn the key to start the car. Don't touch the accelerator at all. It'll run rough for a minute or so until the car parameters are reset. Once it's running smoothly you're done.
     
  8. voicey

    voicey Formula 3

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    #8 voicey, May 22, 2015
    Wait 10 seconds with the ignition on before starting the engine - this is to let the motorised parts of the car learn their positions.

    Once the engine is started, the engine may run rough for a little while whilst the adaptive parameters (fuel trims) are re-learnt.
     

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