Memory Saver for changing Vehicle Battery

Recording Date - April 30, 2021
I explain how to use a Memory Saver to save vehicle memory while changing the battery. The best way to know how to use your Memory Saver is to read the user's manual. This video is just to give a general ideas of it's use.
[e-mail]

[@simplewareable]

Thank you. This helped me a lot. In 2020, I got a replacement engine under warranty. I got the car back, 2 months before I needed to register it. All smog related sensors were not ready, I followed all the damn cycling guides I could find that were supposed to apply to my car. Drove more than a thousand miles, (varying speeds, varying conditions) and attained nothing. Had to bring the car in to a smog repair shop where they put the car on a dyno and did the drive cycle. That service put a dent on my wallet.
This guide of yours definitely helped me a lot.

[@WelkingVue]

Some cars take a lot more miles for all the smog related drive cycle to complete. I drive a 2015 Civic and a few years ago I thought it's never going to complete the drive cycle, but then one day I check, and all smog related cycle were completed. I drive a lot, so the time period didn't take long.

[@bbmak0]

can i use the AC to DC 12V cigarette converter?

[@henryc5122]

Straight to the point. Thanks.

[@RobertoCarlos-tn1iq]

Much appreciated.

[@mattwaters6987]

Can i use the cigarette lighter port instead of the obd2 port to maintain power?

[@MachineGod69]

No.. that won’t save computer must use port