idle dipping after battery replacement?
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idle dipping after battery replacement?
Hey now,
Just replaced my energizer 48 series battery (700 cc) with a sealed Ever Start Maxx (730cc) from wallmart. Started her up after replacing and idle is fluttering steadily between 700 & 800 rpm's. I let her idle for a couple minutes hoping it would smooth out but no such luck.
I searched 10 pages of battery threads but found no similar issues - wtf?
thanks in advance for any ideas / suggestions.
Just replaced my energizer 48 series battery (700 cc) with a sealed Ever Start Maxx (730cc) from wallmart. Started her up after replacing and idle is fluttering steadily between 700 & 800 rpm's. I let her idle for a couple minutes hoping it would smooth out but no such luck.
I searched 10 pages of battery threads but found no similar issues - wtf?
thanks in advance for any ideas / suggestions.
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not sure. I've put about 30 miles on it after replacing a cracked coil and changing plugs a few days ago and it's been running perfectly. 1st time starting after new battery seems like it's due to battery swap.
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1) Disconnect the battery again for 30 seconds.
2) Reconnect the battery.
3) Switch on ignition (don't start engine) so all the dash light illuminate for 1 minute.
4) Switch off ignition, remove key for 30 seconds.
Start car as normal - the learning curve for the DME should be complete.
2) Reconnect the battery.
3) Switch on ignition (don't start engine) so all the dash light illuminate for 1 minute.
4) Switch off ignition, remove key for 30 seconds.
Start car as normal - the learning curve for the DME should be complete.