cvcomp

Yeah, I think you may have hit the nail on the head my friend. I went through the the non-consult procedure yesterday. It appears to be only idle hunting when the car is in park at the moment, but will take it for a spin later today to see if it's still doing it in drive as well. Previously, it was jumping in revs while you were sitting at the lights... which makes for some 'interesting' driving. Basically had put the handbrake on every time I stopped. Does the re-learn process just involve driving the car around for a bit, or does it require the car to be plugged into a scanner + software?

Hey thanks for that - I'll give it a shot. I have a feeling that the mechanic has already tried this procedure - but the ECU loses the programming every time the car is switched off. I'll give it a go anyway, but might need to track down a replacement ECU + tech to program it. Can an individual tech with the right scanner do the job themselves? Or does it have to go to a dealer?

Very good point Adam... 'goes to look for more coffee to switch brain on'. Based in Melbourne.

Scanner + Technician required to reset/train Skyline V36 ECU Hi Folks, Have got a 2007 Skyline v36 350GT sedan that requires some work. A couple of 'mechanics' have looked at it to no avail. Basically it was stuffed up during a routine service by the original mechanic. I think he unknowingly reset the ECU while messing with the electronic throttle bodies. Need a competent technician to look at it (who has the right scanner). At the moment, the car is hunting for revs between 1000 and 2000RPM - contently back and forth. Probably not a difficult job for someone who knows what they are doing and as access to the right tools. Anyone you guys could recommend?