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Old 05-29-2002, 07:07 PM
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which fuse to pull?

I need to reset my ecu however I am unsure of which fuse to pull....they say to pull the "hazard fuse" but I dont see that anywhere on my panel, is it located somewhere else or do I just pull the turn signal fuse?!?!?!
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Fuse?

Just disconnect the battery terminals.
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the correct fuse to pull is under the hood on the passenger side. it is marked "ECU". if your standing on the passenger side it is the second fuse down from the top on the left hand side. Should be a 15 amp fuse.
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