You just call your dealer first or friend who has scanner to reset the memory of your car. one more things is you just try to remove the fuse just for a few second. and return it again just try it.
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What battery and what are you reseting?? if you changed the actual battery that cranks the car and now the VDC light is on, you will have to go to NISSAN dealer and have the "steering angle sensor" re-calibrated. If you changed your battery in the remote, then there is no reset. it should work just fine after the battery is replaced, unless the remote is NG.
It may not be the battery, however, if the battery went bad, you must reset the system after replacing battery. Read the owner's manual for instructions on resetting or go to your local GM dealer.
Radio 'resets' automatically when power is removed -- so, since you replaced the battery, the time lapse between removal of the old battery and installation of the new battery automatically did it.
take the positive cable off the battery for 10 minutes. then replace it to reset it. if this does not work then take it to ford they have a reset machine.
Try disconnecting and connecting back battery, it reset the ECU, it can be a problem with the computer, but also a sensor that had gone faulty when replacing battery. It can also be a short or some open contact caused by moving some wire or connector when the battery has been replaced. If you cannot reset the ECU by disconnecting battery for a while go to a garage to check what the fault is.
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