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Old 01-26-2022   #4
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Default Re: EPROMS Deteriorate?

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Originally Posted by Matt B View Post
Also for me This is the first time I hear that.

However, a few years ago I had the transmission fluid of one of my Audis changed by the transmission manufacturer. They also said they would erase (or better: reset) the control unit so that the transmission can "learn" all parameters of my driving from the scratch, thereby removing anything that's potentially hindering the overall transmission performance.

Long story short: the effect was very well noticeable, shifts were mainly smoother and better timed than before.
Maybe there's something similar related to the chip, so that it accumulates more and more information that hamper performance?
Just a theory, though...

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Erasing the parameters to allow the car to relearn is one thing and I agree with that.. on our cars disconnect the battery for 10min and then the car can relearn.

As for the EPROM needing to be reflashed every 5 years is kind of funny. I would say it is marketing at its finest.
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