From 95 Ron To Super

[Rob's Lexx]

i've always used 95 RON fuel and am going to go and fill up on SUL in the morning before my s/c fitting.

do i need to re-set ecu or anything like that???

or will the ecu recognise and adapt accordingly?

cheers

rob

[P38Aaron]

from what i have been told it takes 3 fill ups before the new fuel is fully through and ECU recognises it properly, If after a you have run a tank through and fill up again an ECU re-set will probably speed things up a bit.

having the s/c fitted will be an ECU reset when the biggy back one is connect i would have thought.

[Monster-Mat]

the ecu has no way of knowing what fuel you have put it

[Rob's Lexx]

so i need do nothing then??

[Monster-Mat]

correct

[Unregistered_User]

Thought as much. The octane level isn't operated or acknowledged by the ECU. It's combustion process is where it matters, regardless of ECU recognition - if I am correct in saying so.

Jamie

[aztecbandit1]

good luck with the fitting Rob hope it goes ok :)

[Rob's Lexx]

cheers matey, just getting ready to leave now....... :D

[lee_iceman]

Nice one Rob, completely forgot it was today

Hope it goes well, the ECU will be reset anyway after the s/c is installed.

[Rob's Lexx]

:D :D :D :D :D :D

[Unregistered_User]

That says it all. Hope all is well and you're chuffed!? ;) :) :D

Jamie

[Rikos]

Bet your enjoying the new power of your IS and luv the signature improvement

[Rob's Lexx]

Bet your enjoying the new power of your IS and luv the signature improvement

mate its awesome!!! love the whining noise when shifting gear and the torque when cruising is top banana!!!!

just wish my back wasn't so knackered that i could give her a proper good thrashing!!

with regards to the signature update, am thinking about getting some decals made up in a similar manner.....for under the hood perhaps :winky: