Questions & Answers for: dealerships charge reset computer

...charge me $800.00. Is there a way you can reset the computer with out replacement and save money have dealer check for bullentin customer only pays for keys toyota warranties comp.. Contact an ...

...wants to charge me 60 dollars to reset it if its possible i'd like to do it myself This is reset with their computer, unless you happen to have their computer available then they have to do

...they can reset it. the radio needs to be calibrated to the computer in your car. GM techII is needed. Once this is complete the radio will work. dealer will usually charge 1/2 hour or so to do

reset code in their computer system and give it to you. If it is the factory radio but you don't know what dealership sold it, you must remove the radio and look at the serial number. They may require

...reset it but unfortunately if you don't have the original code that won't help you as it resets itself to the factory code. Take it to a Ford dealership, they can hook up their computer and pull the ...

...says security and the dealership says its the computer and going to charge 1,800$ what do i do Call A local locksmith and ask him if he thinks it is in theft mode and if he can reset it and his

...cabriolet 2010. Thank you you can charge battery on rods located under the hood in the fuse box. after charging for 5 minutes you can open trunk. ask dealership for computer/radio code to reset

anti theft system try disconnecting battery and see if the computer will reset the system 5mins. if not may have to take to dealership to get reset

charge causes low battery voltage which can affect solenoid's, actuators, sensors and just about anything else including computer controlled operation. You'll need to replace the battery and sometimes

...computer "reset". This may cost up to several hundred dollars at some dealerships. If they try to reset it, and something is still wrong, they may still charge you the fee.:-( God bless your