Too Rich...

I have an AEM cold air intake on my 2002 Galant GTZ. Just prior to
Thanksgiving I had removed the extension pipe and bypass valve to
make it a 'short ram' as they call it. Shortly after doing so, I was
on 294 and my CE light came on while cruising at 65+ mph. When I got
back home I used the datalogger from my Eclipse to decipher the code
and it said the car was running too rich in bank 1. I attributed
this to the fact that the short ram creates less airflow now that it
is under the hood and not down low behind the bumper...plus the
engine heat. I thought that if you remove the positive battery cable
for a few minutes it would reset everything and the ECU would relearn
the new air/fuel measures of the short ram. This seemed to work for
a few days and then the light came back on when I was at higher
speeds again. The last time it tripped the light, I was only going
45 mph. Does anyone know how to get the ECU to regster the new
air/fuel measures with the short ram permanently? Do you need to
remove the negative cable as well, or some other trick????

BTW: Don't tell me to put the extension piece and bypass valve back
in place, I'm not taking the chance of anything happening when snow
hits us harder. I've already experienced the car wanting to die when
it went into a deep puddle waiting in a drive thru. Thanks in
advance!

Jason Sieben
'97 Eclipse GS-T (IMGN THT)
'02 Galant GTZ