If you have Hall sensor error, it will go into limp mode.
This is normal.
If you want to reset the ECU you can disconnect the battery terminal, pull the ECU fuse or disconnect the ECU connector. The fault memory will be cleared instantly.
Or you can wait for your cable to arrive...
If you replaced the Hall Sensor and there was no improvement, and there is still the same fault, I would start checking the wiring...
EDIT:
I just read that your dash went off except for the battery light, this sounds like a bad ground, bad fuse, voltage regulation or charging problem.
This is normal.
If you want to reset the ECU you can disconnect the battery terminal, pull the ECU fuse or disconnect the ECU connector. The fault memory will be cleared instantly.
Or you can wait for your cable to arrive...
If you replaced the Hall Sensor and there was no improvement, and there is still the same fault, I would start checking the wiring...
EDIT:
I just read that your dash went off except for the battery light, this sounds like a bad ground, bad fuse, voltage regulation or charging problem.

Hope you both get to the bottom of it soon.

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