I have put in a new battery after the car was parked for 24 hours without a battery. Now the electronic LED displays are not working. One of them is flashing what looks like a '5' or 'S'.
Do have to reset something?
Nothing in operators manual.

Tj Magna exec.

S stands for sedan, if that's your body shape hold down the trip computer mode button (left of the steering wheel) until the display changes, otherwise click the button to change to 'W' (wagon) and hold the button. The second screen shows 3.0 or 3.5, select your engine capacity as previously (click to change, hold to select).

And if you have the original radio in the car, you will need to enter the code for that too.

Do have to reset something?
Nothing in operators manual.

Tj Magna exec.

On the contrary, this is fully described in the operators manual in the section Switches

S stands for sedan, if that's your body shape hold down the trip computer mode button (left of the steering wheel) until the display changes, otherwise click the button to change to 'W' (wagon) and hold the button. The second screen shows 3.0 or 3.5, select your engine capacity as previously (click to change, hold to select).

Just out of curiosity, why would the ECU need to know if the vehicle is a sedan or wagon?

What possible difference could it make to what the ECU does?

Just out of curiosity, why would the ECU need to know if the vehicle is a sedan or wagon?

What possible difference could it make to what the ECU does?

Different sized fuel tanks will affect fuel usage information displayed.
68 litres for the wagon, 71 litres for the sedan.

Different sized fuel tanks will affect fuel usage information displayed.
68 litres for the wagon, 71 litres for the sedan.

Well there you go, I didn't think of that. Thanks for the education :learn: