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I've been disconnecting my battery while my 2015 EX 2.4 is parked for long periods.
Will this erase the software update for the Knock Sensor? As in, perhaps, a "hard reset" that reverts the computer to original factory defaults?
As an aside, after the update was done I got slightly worse gas mileage (I drive a very specific commuter route) and the rpm gear setting was slightly higher, perhaps to avoid lugging. Anyway, since I've been disconnecting the battery I'm getting spectacular mileage . . . nearly 36 mpg, or two mpg more than this car is EPA rated to get.
Just anecdotal stuff here. Can't find any discussion on the 'net about how disconnecting the battery might affect the KSDS update.
Will this erase the software update for the Knock Sensor? As in, perhaps, a "hard reset" that reverts the computer to original factory defaults?
As an aside, after the update was done I got slightly worse gas mileage (I drive a very specific commuter route) and the rpm gear setting was slightly higher, perhaps to avoid lugging. Anyway, since I've been disconnecting the battery I'm getting spectacular mileage . . . nearly 36 mpg, or two mpg more than this car is EPA rated to get.
Just anecdotal stuff here. Can't find any discussion on the 'net about how disconnecting the battery might affect the KSDS update.