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ORRadtech
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It's a straight forward battery swap. Yes it will retain your settings, at least as long as it doesn't sit for a long time without a battery.
You'll need to reset the battery monitoring system (BMS). A scan tool will do it quickly or there are passive ways to do it. Don't remember exactly but it's something like lock the car and leave it untouched for 8 hours or so.
Don't set the battery cover clips on the fender, they will disappear.
You'll need to reset the battery monitoring system (BMS). A scan tool will do it quickly or there are passive ways to do it. Don't remember exactly but it's something like lock the car and leave it untouched for 8 hours or so.
Don't set the battery cover clips on the fender, they will disappear.
MiamiGT350
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The only defect you'll find is it might default to AM radio. But all of your settings, stations, etc should all be preserved. As @ORRadtech mentioned, you need to do a BMS reset
