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computer relearn procedure

How do you perform a computer relearn procedure on a 2001 Olds Alero?
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Re: computer relearn procedure

What engine do you have?

Technically the PCM should be reset and adaptive shift information (Taps) cleared with a GM Tech II diagnostics scan tool. But you can try disconnecting the battery negative for a few hours or overnight. Some people claim the PCM module was put into re-learn mode. The latter part is free and of course the first part will probably cost since it has to be performed by a GM dealer.



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Thanks... just by driving it down the road the computer was reset. The car is fixed now, but had the anti-lock brake light come back on. I have no idea why.
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