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Dead battery do I need to re-flash Softronic?

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YOUR RESEARCHDead battery do I need to re-flash Softronic?

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I'm quite sure that the Softronic file which replaces the existing DME program, is stored in non-volatile memory (otherwise your car wouldn't run after a dead or changed battery).
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Dead battery do I need to re-flash Softronic?

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I am not sure of any way to check for sure that a Softronic file is present (Scott may have a secret way to tell, but I've never heard of one).
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Use donor battery

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a door was left ajar for 8 days so I did what the manual said and used a donor battery to pop the hood and jump started my car ,then charged the battery with a battery charger.I had some error messages on the dash but cleared all of them with the durametric software ,Thanks Scott for this software!!!
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Check sure

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I am not sure of any way to check for sure that a Softronic file is present (Scott may have a secret way to tell, but I've never heard of one).
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Run after a dead or

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I'm quite sure that the Softronic file which replaces the existing DME program, is stored in non-volatile memory (otherwise your car wouldn't run after a dead or changed battery).
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Dead battery do I need to re-flash Softronic?

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I am not sure of any way to check for sure that a Softronic file is present (Scott may have a secret way to tell, but I've never heard of one).
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Replace battery)

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I'm quite sure that the Softronic file which replaces the existing DME program, is stored in non-volatile memory (otherwise your car wouldn't run after a dead or changed battery).
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Dead battery do I need to re-flash Softronic?

Run after a dead or

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I'm quite sure that the Softronic file which replaces the existing DME program, is stored in non-volatile memory (otherwise your car wouldn't run after a dead or changed battery).
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Dead battery do I need to re-flash Softronic?

Use donor battery

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a door was left ajar for 8 days so I did what the manual said and used a donor battery to pop the hood and jump started my car ,then charged the battery with a battery charger.I had some error messages on the dash but cleared all of them with the durametric software ,Thanks Scott for this software!!!
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was just wondering my Battery went Totally dead after I went out of town. a door was left ajar for 8 days so I did what the manual said and used a donor battery to pop the hood and jump started my car ,then charged the battery with a battery charger.I had some error messages on the dash but cleared all of them with the durametric software ,Thanks Scott for this software!!! included with my flash ..my question is do I need to Re-Flash my softronics Software ? how do I know if my flash is installed and working properly.Thanks so much

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I'm quite sure that the Softronic file which replaces the existing DME program, is stored in non-volatile memory (otherwise your car wouldn't run after a dead or changed battery). I am not sure of any way to check for sure that a Softronic file is present (Scott may have a secret way to tell, but I've never heard of one). The only way I know to be sure is simply re-flash the car if you aren't certain what file is there.

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