Does anyone know if I have to relearn sensor if I replaced bank 1 sensor. And what would be an lower price scanner I could get to do this?
Usually we aren't this bitter, in the short of it no. it's not required unless a code or drivability issues arise.Can I just say none of this is answered the question I was trying to find out. The reason I joined group was to get help and all I've seen so far a people arguing and having a pissing contest and everything for the most part what has been said I found on line hence the reason I joined forum. Guess this is the wrong forum to get a straight answer so I'm out of this one.
For A18xer A18xel (2H0)Can I just say none of this is answered the question I was trying to find out. The reason I joined group was to get help and all I've seen so far a people arguing and having a pissing contest and everything for the most part what has been said I found on line hence the reason I joined forum. Guess this is the wrong forum to get a straight answer so I'm out of this one.
Thank you . It is greatly appreciatedFor A18xer A18xel (2H0)
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Scan tools usually used opcom/vauxcom, tech2, GM GDS2 I think snapon, autel units can do this too. Some folks on Astra forums say it isn’t required!
I don’t have any experience of having done this procedure. I’m not a mechanic or engineer. Hopefully it’s of some use to you.
Good luck
No you gave me your answer. If you were so sure of it you woul8have spent so much time arguing and trying to prove your point. The only answer you gave it the same as I can find online. That is why I am here.I answered your question in the first reply to the thread, and several times since. The answer is NO.