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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: andc1 on 01 December 2010, 10:17
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ok now i have found since owning mk4's i have found disconnecting the battery can solve lots of problems like my high idle issues and my stereo! i couldnt have the bass up full as it was all distorted etc, once i removed th battery for an hour or so to do some work on it i have now found the stereo is all good, my idle probs sorted and my alarm now bleeps when locking, can anyone explain what disconnecting the battery actually does?!
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Its a bit like restarting your computer to its default settings
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so its worth doing every now and again then?
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so its worth doing every now and again then?
Not really unless you do some VAGCOM coding (some coding won't be accepted until you have disconnected the battery for some strange reason :undecided:) or like yourself, cleaning out the throttle body
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so if i get my auto windows and locks done will i loose them if i desconnect the battery?
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so if i get my auto windows and locks done will i loose them if i desconnect the battery?
no you won't as the chip inside the CCM is flashed (think of it like a flash memory drive) so no data is lost