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Anyone tried this before when replace vehicle battery?
Does it work?
Don't want to loose radio setting etc when I change my battery.
Amazon link
Does it work?
Don't want to loose radio setting etc when I change my battery.
Amazon link
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I've disconnected the battery in my 2010.5 R36 wagon before and had no problems with lost settings - the seat/mirror position memory remained intact, as did the radio presets, but the trip computer readings did reset.Originally posted by louiz View Post
The instrument cluster lit up like a Christmas tree at the first restart after reconnecting the battery, but that was expected, and all was well by the time I got to the end of the street (various sensors needed to recalibrate themselves after the powercycle). Fuel consumption, idle and shift quality were all normal so far as I could tell.
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