[nate]

Yo,

Just wondering if anyone has had the problem of their ICCU Adjustable timing not working. Everytime i hook the thing up my IAT sensor reads 270 regardless of timing setting on ICCU.

Ill check the wiring over, but any insight would be great!

TIA, Nathan

 

[Merc]

Is it safe to assume you you have a PCM coded to support adjustable timing?

 

[BumpinGTP]

merc is right, your pcm must be programmed for adjustable timing for the timing tables to work.

 

[nate]

Is it safe to assume you you have a PCM coded to support adjustable timing?

yup, the IAT doesnt change, and should change, regardless if the PCM is programmed for it...which it is

 

[johnt]

Nathan,

270 degrees sounds high enough for me to think that you just might have a short between the two IAT leads, or one of them to ground. IIRC, a higher impedance yields a lower temp, and vice versa.

John

 

[radrace19]

I also found out when I was programming my PCM for the ICCU that the car must be running for the ICCU to change the IAT sensor readings. I was having the same problem until I started the car then the temps started to change when I changed the timming in the ICCU.

HTH

Greg

 

[nate]

Thanks Greg!