Subject	It should be activating based on the RPM
Posted by	zromtech on April 10, 2015 at 12:27 PM
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In Reply To	Question on VTC activation points. posted by xpwarrior on April 09, 2015 at 10:58 AM
Message	The ECU checks the RPM activation points before the TP. The ECU won't turn on VTC if either the neutral or idle switch are engaged, so check to make sure you don't have an issue with those. The logic that controls VTC happens in a specific order: if (neutral or idle) turn off VTC else if (coolant temp < min VTC temp) turn off VTC else if (coolant temp > max VTC temp) turn off VTC else if (vehicle speed < min VTC speed) turn off VTC else if (RPM > max VTC RPM) turn off VTC else if (RPM > min VTC RPM) turn on VTC else if (TP > min VTC TP) turn on VTC
Follow Ups	Question on VTC activation points. - xpwarrior 10:58:56 04/09/15 Check out this Forum Thread.. - Cjw3 21:12:20 04/09/15 Thanks. I have actually looked at that thread before. - xpwarrior 21:54:04 04/09/15 Re: Thanks. I have actually looked at that thread before. - Cjw3 22:47:57 04/09/15 The test lamp would always be on....... - zx299 23:54:06 04/10/15 It should be activating based on the RPM - zromtech 12:27:58 04/10/15 Fixed it!! - xpwarrior 21:55:19 04/10/15 AFM & TPS are also used....... - zx299 00:03:03 04/11/15 How so? - zromtech 14:25:57 04/11/15 5 sensors are accessed by the ecu....... - zx299 16:50:40 04/11/15 MAF for TP calc & TPS for closed throttle. (n/m) - xpwarrior 17:17:23 04/11/15
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