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When the engine is switched off via the kill switch, the ECU has no possibility to save the current environmental parameters. For example, if you start at sea level and switch off the engine at a higher altitude, for example on a mountain pass, the parameters stored in the ECU are those from sea level. If you want to restart the engine in the thin air, you can get start problems because the ECU has stored the environmental parameters from sea level. If you always move at the same altitude with same environmental parameters, there are usually no big problems.
Regards, Georg
Then when one travels to higher altitude one should reset the adaptations and 12 minute tune?