Do I need to disconnect battery to swap out climate control??
01-20-2010 | 05:50 PM
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Yeah...you don't have to disconnect it, but it doesn't hurt to be cautious.
And when you disconect the battery in the wrong order, that's when you have to reset everything. It "breaks the circuit" per se.
Any time you need to disconnect the battery, always disconnect the NEGATIVE FIRST, then positive. When you connect them back, it's POSITIVE FIRST, negative second. Do this and you'll never have to reset anything.
01-20-2010 | 07:46 PM
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2000 CLK430
Yeah...you don't have to disconnect it, but it doesn't hurt to be cautious.
And when you disconect the battery in the wrong order, that's when you have to reset everything. It "breaks the circuit" per se.
Any time you need to disconnect the battery, always disconnect the NEGATIVE FIRST, then positive. When you connect them back, it's POSITIVE FIRST, negative second. Do this and you'll never have to reset anything.
And when you disconect the battery in the wrong order, that's when you have to reset everything. It "breaks the circuit" per se.
Any time you need to disconnect the battery, always disconnect the NEGATIVE FIRST, then positive. When you connect them back, it's POSITIVE FIRST, negative second. Do this and you'll never have to reset anything.
DAMN...I didnt know that!! Hmmmm learned something new from a BASS FREAK!! LOL
Greg
01-20-2010 | 07:50 PM
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02 clk430
Yeah...you don't have to disconnect it, but it doesn't hurt to be cautious.
And when you disconect the battery in the wrong order, that's when you have to reset everything. It "breaks the circuit" per se.
Any time you need to disconnect the battery, always disconnect the NEGATIVE FIRST, then positive. When you connect them back, it's POSITIVE FIRST, negative second. Do this and you'll never have to reset anything.
And when you disconect the battery in the wrong order, that's when you have to reset everything. It "breaks the circuit" per se.
Any time you need to disconnect the battery, always disconnect the NEGATIVE FIRST, then positive. When you connect them back, it's POSITIVE FIRST, negative second. Do this and you'll never have to reset anything.
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01-21-2010 | 10:53 AM
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Stay around here long enough and you'll find that Greg, MarcusF and a few others are far better than Google when it comes to the W208...
