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    question about chips

    I have a question about chipped cars.

    Lets say you have to disconnect the battery for some reason. Does the car have to go through the process of learning the new program all over again? It seems like my car does.

    By the way I have a Mark D chip in an "88 325is.

    Thanks guys!
    '02 Outback wagon
    '87 325is 5sp
    '93 Kawasaki ZR1100

    #2
    If the engine is stock, has no intake leaks, has a good O2 sensor, and the fuel system is working properly there should be no detectible difference in operation following a battery disconnect.
    The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
    Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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      #3
      Well I guess I have to have it looked at. I think it may have a problem.
      '02 Outback wagon
      '87 325is 5sp
      '93 Kawasaki ZR1100

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        #4
        You know who would be perfect to ask, is Mark D.

        And yes, I do believe that the m20 "re-learns" after the batter is unplugged. I've noticed that and have been told it more than once. People offen say to "drive it live you stole it" after a chip upgrade, or a long battery unplug because it will learn to be more performance minded.
        Originally posted by Matt-B
        hey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?

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