How to disconnect positive terminal on 06 Chevy Equanox
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Asked by Guru8TGZF Dec 28, 2019 at 12:01 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Equinox LS AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

How do I disconnect positive terminal on my
battery to reset the computer

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Guru8TGZF answered 4 years ago

Im trying to do this because after recently jumping another vehicle....then my " reduced engine" speed light came on. I was told by a friend if i can disconnect the + battery terminal....wait 15min. Then reconnect it.....then it will reset my computer?

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james answered 4 years ago

Unbolt the negative battery cable FIRST, then the positive. BTW, doing this will not reset the computer. You'll have to reset the clock and possibly the radio presets. But that's it. Hope that helps! Jim

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Guru8TGZF answered 4 years ago

Ok ....i was told and also alot of you tube stuff saying only disconnect positive then press horn for 30 sec....leave disconnected for 15 min. I did do this yesterday and it did turn off my reduced engine sign on my dash. And now car is driving fine? So will it come back on?

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Guru8TGZF answered 4 years ago

Ok thanks....i fixed the problem. I disconnected the + and pressed the horn for 30sec. Left disconnected for 15 min. Then re-connected battery. The reduced engine power light is off and has not came back on since

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