Possible to clear MFD errors (codes) without SDS?
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Possible to clear MFD errors (codes) without SDS?
While performing my latest mod, I ended up throwing a code (...visit workshop) on the MFD. Problem is completely resolved yet the error remains. Is there a way to clear the code without visiting the dealer? I tried disconnecting the battery for 30 minutes or so, but no joy.
Any thoughts?
p.s. Look for a new thread coming soon about the mod.
Any thoughts?
p.s. Look for a new thread coming soon about the mod.
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The second battery is at the engine bay, on the right at the front of the fire wall, below the AC filter.
But I doubt disconnecting the AUX battery would clear MFD codes. Which malfunction does it specifically throw? I'm afraid there is a current fault, not just a stored one. The MFD faults should not need clearing with SDS once the issues are fixed.
But I doubt disconnecting the AUX battery would clear MFD codes. Which malfunction does it specifically throw? I'm afraid there is a current fault, not just a stored one. The MFD faults should not need clearing with SDS once the issues are fixed.