Fans aren't coming on at all until 224 degrees, need more he
02-10-2006, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by mikey383
What exactly does the case learn do, and should it be done?
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I have an Intense PCM (close to a year now), had no problems at all. I also didn't have the CASE learn done either.
If a reflash was indeed done when the CASE learn was performed then that erased all of the custom programming, correct.
Tim
If a reflash was indeed done when the CASE learn was performed then that erased all of the custom programming, correct.
Tim
So can any of you very the fan turn on point for me? I'm watching my scan gauge and assume the fan is coming on when the coolant temp starts to drop....maybe that'* not the correct way? Is there a better way to determine actual fan turn on temperature?
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Originally Posted by hvactech
Originally Posted by bonnevillemac
I have an Intense PCM (close to a year now), had no problems at all. I also didn't have the CASE learn done either.
If a reflash was indeed done when the CASE learn was performed then that erased all of the custom programming, correct.
Tim
If a reflash was indeed done when the CASE learn was performed then that erased all of the custom programming, correct.
Tim
So can any of you very the fan turn on point for me? I'm watching my scan gauge and assume the fan is coming on when the coolant temp starts to drop....maybe that'* not the correct way? Is there a better way to determine actual fan turn on temperature?
Forgot to mention I put the FWI back on....same IAT'* and up to 6 degrees of KR...I'm gonna let it learn for a while before I draw any conclusions though...
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Originally Posted by mikey383
So basically, I should have a case learn done?
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Just as I thought. I wish I would have know about this when I was at the dealer last month. Now I have to find the time to do it, and a dealer who is willing to do it.
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Ok....I checked the fans and when I put on the climate control they do come on. I think on low. Then when I turn the climate control off, the fans turn off.....even though the temp is well over 200 degrees. Then they stay off until around 224 and come on.
Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? What controls the fans? Could I have a bad relay? If I lost high speed fans, how do I figure that out? If that is the problem, why does low speed fans not come on? Maybe I lost low speed fan? The speed the fans run when climate control is on, appears to be the same speed as when they run during the "2 minute fan after turning engine off" I-PCM feature. SO I'm not sure if that'* low or high. What'* the best way to find out what speed they're running?
Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? What controls the fans? Could I have a bad relay? If I lost high speed fans, how do I figure that out? If that is the problem, why does low speed fans not come on? Maybe I lost low speed fan? The speed the fans run when climate control is on, appears to be the same speed as when they run during the "2 minute fan after turning engine off" I-PCM feature. SO I'm not sure if that'* low or high. What'* the best way to find out what speed they're running?
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Ok....I checked the fans and when I put on the climate control they do come on. I think on low. Then when I turn the climate control off, the fans turn off.....even though the temp is well over 200 degrees. Then they stay off until around 224 and come on.
Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? What controls the fans? Could I have a bad relay? If I lost high speed fans, how do I figure that out? If that is the problem, why does low speed fans not come on? Maybe I lost low speed fan? The speed the fans run when climate control is on, appears to be the same speed as when they run during the "2 minute fan after turning engine off" I-PCM feature. SO I'm not sure if that'* low or high. What'* the best way to find out what speed they're running?
Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? What controls the fans? Could I have a bad relay? If I lost high speed fans, how do I figure that out? If that is the problem, why does low speed fans not come on? Maybe I lost low speed fan? The speed the fans run when climate control is on, appears to be the same speed as when they run during the "2 minute fan after turning engine off" I-PCM feature. SO I'm not sure if that'* low or high. What'* the best way to find out what speed they're running?
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