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Originally Posted by tony_fury
Reading your post:
The problem started after you disconnected the battery to replaced the dash bulb. I can only assume that the battery was disconnected quite a long time while removing and reinstalling the dash.
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Hi Tony and thank you for joining. The battery has been disconnected for 20 hours.
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My guess is the ECU is having to re-learn all the sensor readings all over again.
You also had the GPS installed for your insurance. (Was this installed after the bulb replacement) (Battery disconnect again?)
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GPS installed in April 2012 after battery replacement.
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You state the GPS was installed on the positive side of your battery, is it drawing from the battery all the time.
(How old is your battery?)
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My battery is 6 months old and yes, the GPS is always transmitting.
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Also reading you stated that after the Indy checked for codes, the car warmed up for half an hour and ran fine.
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Yes. But the same didn't happen on the next day.
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You have no codes.
I would stop with the 1 minute procedures. Let the car reach operating temperature and re-learn the air/ fuel mixture readings.
Possibly get a volt meter and check the battery voltage after it sits overnight.
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Overnight the battery is always connected to the smart charger.
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My suggestion is to let the car run and warm up, let it re-learn.
Once warm, if it's running fine, take it for a a drive close by and don't baby it.
My 2 cents..
T
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Thank you again, I will surely try.