VTOL THP. (super fans)

[SiPhyliss]

VTOL stands for Vertical Take Off and Landing, for those who dont know.

Why is this in here i hear you ask, well i have a little problem.
I have a shittymoto oil catch can fitted to my rear pcv outlet on my THP and it has a habit of 'blowing off' one of the pipe connections because i may have trimmed the silicon pipe slightly aggressively. But ive noticed that when it does this the telltale for me is my fans come on super early (as in its quite cold engine temps). Ive since reconnected the connections to the catch can and its all plumbed up correctly again, but the fudging fans wont calm down! No engine fault codes or nowt.

Any suggestions for a remedy?

Cheers fellaaaaas.

[Dangerousfish]

VTOL stands for Vertical Take Off and Landing, for those who dont know.

Why is this in here i hear you ask, well i have a little problem.
I have a shittymoto oil catch can fitted to my rear pcv outlet on my THP and it has a habit of 'blowing off' one of the pipe connections because i may have trimmed the silicon pipe slightly aggressively. But ive noticed that when it does this the telltale for me is my fans come on super early (as in its quite cold engine temps). Ive since reconnected the connections to the catch can and its all plumbed up correctly again, but the fudging fans wont calm down! No engine fault codes or nowt.

Any suggestions for a remedy?

Cheers fellaaaaas.

I assume you've tried disconnecting the battery for a few minutes to clear any sort of cache on the ECU? If not, give that a try.

[SiPhyliss]

just done this cheers.

[Dangerousfish]

just done this cheers.

Did it work?

[SiPhyliss]

NO FIX. Bummer.

[Jamie@SPTuning]

There will be faults, your reader isn't showing them. The fans are on because of the stored fault.
Even though it says no codes still press clear faults. This should work. If your OBD reader won't allow you to clear any faults because it says there is none, you'll need to introduce another fault so the OBD reader sees something. I usually pull boost sensor connector off whilst running and then reconnect it. Scan for codes and then delete.

[SiPhyliss]

Cheers James, tuner of house SP, first of his name, rightful king of all things boost, lord of all and the first men.

Seriously though i think this has fixed it.

Thanking you.

[Jamie@SPTuning]

Good good [emoji4]

[Dangerousfish]

Good good [emoji4]

Any reasons why disconnecting the batter won't clear this? I'm guessing they have some form of ROM/RAM that still caches the faults? If that's the case why does a battery reset sometimes fix EML's but in cases like this it doesn't?

[Jamie@SPTuning]

I never known a battery disconnect to work on any car, thought it was just old wives tale
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[WTF]

James, tuner of house SP, first of his name, rightful king of all things boost, lord of all and the first men.

Well there's your new signature!