Dead battery in 2013 Subaru outback, Changed battery will car computer reset?
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Asked by GuruDVD1KR Jul 31, 2024 at 01:00 PM about the 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited

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James answered 8 months ago

No. You should have plugged in a memory saver device before you disconnected the battery. Unfortunately you need to have the Dealer flash (reprogram) the computers. Jim

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Gene answered 8 months ago

Usually they will not reset, however I have had about three that I remember the person removed and installed a new battery and all was well, the only common factor is the people had a battery right there and swapped it out and made connections within seconds.

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James answered 8 months ago

Typically around $100. Jim

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