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Old 10-18-2011, 12:49 PM   #5
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Since the battery was disconnected you must let the E-gas relearn it's pedal travel by: Turn key on all the way without trying to start for 60 seconds, don't touch gas pedal during this time, next switch key off for 10 seconds, then you can start car & as always don't touch gas pedal. You need to know what trouble codes the ECU is logging & the P-code #'s but it sounds like there is a problem with the EVAP system. Once you get it started the ECU has to relearn drive cycle maps.
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