FANC output turns on outside of set parameters ie: decel
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 9:39 am
Alright, had an issue where my lights would dim and brighten while cruising (noticed it at night)
Traced it to my spal fan, drawing power turning altc off.. datalogged and confirmed. now, what is unusual is that FANC will turn on under deceleration only regardless of engine temperature. (which is why i thought it was weird my lights were dimming based on the difference between 0 and 1% TPS... I then tried to use the fanc override option, and now it will NOT turn on under deceleration under 30mph (unless temp is reached, different datalog shows that), but still will above said MPH. It SEEMS it is directly tied to tps... halfway through datalog i disabled ALTC to see if it had anything to do with it.. It would maintain 14.3v unless the fan had just kicked on (due to large power draw.) i'm ASSUMING that if i increase my mph maximum for fanc override, that it will then turn off under deceleration up to my set mph, but will still happen.. say.. at 100mph (over my override mph maximum).
basically... is this the normal function of that output?
Traced it to my spal fan, drawing power turning altc off.. datalogged and confirmed. now, what is unusual is that FANC will turn on under deceleration only regardless of engine temperature. (which is why i thought it was weird my lights were dimming based on the difference between 0 and 1% TPS... I then tried to use the fanc override option, and now it will NOT turn on under deceleration under 30mph (unless temp is reached, different datalog shows that), but still will above said MPH. It SEEMS it is directly tied to tps... halfway through datalog i disabled ALTC to see if it had anything to do with it.. It would maintain 14.3v unless the fan had just kicked on (due to large power draw.) i'm ASSUMING that if i increase my mph maximum for fanc override, that it will then turn off under deceleration up to my set mph, but will still happen.. say.. at 100mph (over my override mph maximum).
basically... is this the normal function of that output?