At Learning Mode

2022 Subaru Impreza Base, 4D Sedan, Automatic CVT TransSECTION At Learning Mode
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2022 Subaru Crosstrek. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
NOTE:

AT learning mode is a learning operation performed with the vehicle lifted, without actually running the vehicle.Β 

  1. On [Start] screen, select [Diagnosis].
  2. On [Vehicle selection] screen, enter vehicle information and select [Set].
  3. On [Main Menu] screen, select [Each System].
  4. On [Select System] screen, select [Transmission Control System].
  5. On [Select Function] screen, select [Work Support].
  6. On [Work Support] screen, select [AT learning mode].
  7. Follow the messages displayed on the screen when working.
  8. When [AT learning normally ended.] is displayed, AT learning mode is completed.
NOTE:
  • If communication error occurs during learning, retry [AT learning mode] from the beginning.Β 
  • If the message [Execute AT learning again after fixing troubles of the vehicle] is displayed during learning, select [OK] to display the List of Diagnostics Trouble Code. After repairing the locations indicated by the DTC, start [AT learning mode] over from the beginning.Β 
  • When communication error occurs during learning, select lever does not shift occasionally. If select lever does not shift, turn the ignition switch to OFF before operating the select lever.Β 
  • If the message [AT learning ended abnormally. Try again from the beginning.] is displayed, start [AT learning mode] over from the beginning.Β 
Display Main causes for abnormal termination
[AT learning ended abnormally. Try again from the beginning.]
  • Fault is detected during AT learning.
  • The accelerator pedal is depressed during AT learning.
  • An unspecified operation was performed during AT learning.
  • ATF temperature becomes out of specification during AT learning.
  • Battery voltage is low.
  • The malfunction indicator light is lit.
  • Parking brake is not applied hard enough.
  • Brake pedal is not fully depressed.
  • Abnormal idle speed increase, etc.
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