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Age: 41 Posts: 490 Joined: 7th Jun 2010 Ride: Turbo VT, VL Calais Trubo, HQ SS Location: Melbourne |
hi fellas just wondering if someone can help me out. I recently fitted a BF Typhoon dual zone ICC into my XT. I had a full conversion done and everything works fine.
However my heater is just crap. I keep the heater going flat out all the way up at 31 and even then the car does not warm up. This is even after 1hr of driving. Can anyone tell me the possible causes? Thanks |
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blocked heater core? failed interior cabin sensor.
HIM not programmed for Dual Zone (so the right side of the car still blows cold air? |
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BoostedVT |
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Age: 41 Posts: 490 Joined: 7th Jun 2010 Ride: Turbo VT, VL Calais Trubo, HQ SS Location: Melbourne |
{USERNAME} wrote: blocked heater core? failed interior cabin sensor. HIM not programmed for Dual Zone (so the right side of the car still blows cold air? Thanks mate. I will look into those things. |
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Hi all,
Lots of people asking for the codes to reprogam the HIM from single to dual zone.. I have done it a few times, but I couldn't remember the codes so I went looking again. Here is the lukeyson post on how it's done. Quote: You need to set the protocol to 11 bit CAN, 512k. atsp6 I think is what you want. The 'a' you mentioned above leaves the ELM in auto mode and should do the same thing, but if it doesn't find 11 bit can 512, it will start looking for the PCM on other protocols. SO in this case either would work. The HIM responds to messages with a CAN header of 733. Then you need to use a mode 3B command to program the HIM, which according to J2190 is 'write by data block'. In this case the HIM mode is block 00. And the values are: 0F - Heater only mode 55 - Manual Climate Control AA - Auto Climate Control. So setting a HIM to Manual would be: ATSP6 ATSH733 3B 00 55 To see that this value is written correct, you do a mode 21 read of block 00. Which is simply 21 00 When you issue a command to header 733, expect to get a response message with a header of 738. SO the purpose of doing the ath1 command is to turn headers on so in the response you can see the 738 bit. Finally, if the mode 21 lookup shows the value written correctly, you may need to completely power off to have the value take effect. This may even include disconnecting the battery..... Lukeyson enjoy! |
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Age: 46 Posts: 1 Joined: 28th May 2018 Ride: BA2 XR6 Man, '67 NotchBack Musta Location: Auckland |
Hey there - yes I know its an old post but I cant find what im looking for elsewhere....
Ive got a BA2 XR6 and trying to run the Ambient sensor wires to the ICC. The body loom to the door loom plug has 2 spare wires in the top left leading back into the car, but I need to know if these are the two for the ambient sensor? The door loom has spare sockets so I can run the new wires into there but need to check they are in the right place..... Anyone got any clues or can show me the plug out from the door loom to see if its where I expect? Cheers, |
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Lukeyson |
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Did you know...... that Mode 21 read by Offset, and the 3B Write by offset - are reading and writing the As-Built data. I never knew that it had a name before. Offset 00 is As-Built block 1.
Hello again. I haven't been here in a very long time. Lukeyson |
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