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Old 03-30-2017, 03:45 PM
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Lets not confuse the issues: nobody has ever reported a 'bricking' of the FRM with Carly when registering a battery. (If you know of any such events it would be good to post it.)

Carly is- at the most simple use- a code reader. You can add a battery registration, and you can do programming- if you want. You dont need to 'do programming' if all youi want is to register the battery.


Interesting that the seat belt drama was some other existing condition....could be related to low battery charge, cud be related to this black and yellow wire (im too lazy to pull up a schematic to see what they are for,,,,)


Didn't mean to suggest battery registering would cause FRM issues. Just mentioning why I shy away from any type of programming / registering myself with my limited knowledge in the area, fearing the worst.
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