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    Quote Originally Posted by EagleMark View Post
    Because there's another one that is just E fan...
    I posted the link to that code a few posts up...
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    Quote Originally Posted by EagleMark View Post
    Is it the one from first post in this thread?

    Because there's another one that is just E fan...
    Post #106... It has WBO2 / E-Fan (without soft start) / TH700R4 TCC... The vehicle application is a 1989 Astro Van with '7427 upgrade / 383 cu in / Holley TBI 80 lb injectors @ 18 PSI.

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    Dave, is that bin you posted set up with 93V8S10's fan code, or the version posted up by Six shooter?
    I tried it with my test bench. I looked at it first with 93V8S10's fan controll XDF, and the temps were set all strange, so I changed them to lower them down some. I ran the test and the light simulating the fan came on and went off, but not at the temps I had programmed into the bin. But then I thought, maybe you have six shooters fan code.
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    Just to be clear, I didn't write that code, I just use it. It was helo from fullsizechevy.com
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    Haven't had any time but did find the code Six posted and then the origanal thread on Full Size(advertisments and attachment coverups).com

    Code:
    ;## HEX PATCH (Tested with BJYM_0D_95GMC.bin on 8625 PCM)
    ;##
    ;## Don't forget to change x7c6f, then open&save with TunerPro to reset the checksum.
    ;
    ;##x7000
    ;
    ; 19 b9 b1 aa 2d 0f (Adjust values to suit your needs)
    ;
    ;##x7020
    ; ce 70 00 12 44 10 3b 13 4f 80 37 96 a2 a1 03 23
    ; 31 b6 02 51 81 00 26 68 12 52 08 36 96 a2 a1 01
    ; 22 11 12 4d 01 06 96 a2 a1 02 23 52 b6 02 a7 a1
    ; 00 22 4b 14 52 08 a6 05 b7 02 51 a6 04 b7 02 50
    ; 20 56 15 46 04 15 52 08 4f b7 02 50 4f b7 02 51
    ; 20 60 96 a2 a1 01 22 2a b6 02 a7 a1 00 22 2d 12
    ; 4d 01 1f 96 a2 a1 02 23 07 b6 02 50 26 2a 20 1c
    ; 13 46 04 24 15 46 04 a6 05 b7 02 51 20 1a 20 32
    ; 20 16 14 46 04 a6 04 b7 02 50 20 0c 13 46 04 b2
    ; 15 46 04 a6 05 b7 02 51 d6 02 c4 f0 26 14 b6 02
    ; 50 27 04 4a b7 02 50 b6 02 51 27 04 4a b7 02 51
    ; 20 00 cc f0 ff 12 46 04 03 cc f0 00 fd 3f da cc
    ; 7f ff 12 52 08 03 cc 70 00 fd 3f d4 39 00 00 00
    
    ;##x7c6f
    ; 70 20 (replace D3 99 - JSR call to efan subroutine entry point)
    ;
    ;### START OF DUAL-SPEED EFAN PATCH (Sep 3, 2011 -helo)
    ORG	$7000
    ;FAN Calibrations:
    L7000 FCB	$19	; High MPH Fan Cutoff (25 MPH)
    L7001 FCB	$B9	; Coolant Temperature Very High Value Enable (210 deg F)
    L7002 FCB	$B1	; Coolant Temperature High Value Enable (199 deg F)
    L7003 FCB	$AA	; Coolant Temperature Low Value Disable (190 deg F)
    L7004 FCB	$2D	; Minimum Fan Run "MFR" Time (~45 Seconds)
    L7005 FCB	$0F	;## Minimum Change Of State "MCOS" Time (~15 seconds)
    ;## CONVERSION
    ;## TEMP*CTS = ((TEMP*F) + 40) / 1.35
    ;##
    ;## 0xB1=177=((199)+40)/1.35
    
    ORG	$7020
    LEFAN00	LDX	#$7000	 ; Start of fan Calibrations
    BRSET L0044,#$10,LEFANALLOFF	;Status word, bra if b4==1, shutting down, turn off fan
    BRCLR L004F,#$80,LEFANALLOFF	;Status word, bra if b7==0, engine off, turn off fan
    ; Check CTS Low value
    LDAA L00A2	 ; Load Coolant Temperature
    CMPA 3,X	 ; Compare to Coolant Temperature
    BLS LEFANALLOFF	; Turn off when CTS is below "low" temp threshold
    ; Check MCOS
    LDAA L0251	 ; Load MCOS Timer Variable
    CMPA #$00
    BNE LEFANNOPTIMER	 ; If MCOS > 0, Skip to timer decrement
    BRSET	 L0052,#$08,LEFANISON00	; If Fan ON, Skip to "Load MFR Timer Variable"
    ;# Here if Fan is OFF. See if it should be turned on.
    ; CTS very high. Ignore MPH check & turn fan ON when CTS is very high.
    LDAA	 L00A2	 ; Load Coolant Temperature
    CMPA	 1,X	 ; Compare to Coolant Temperature Very High Value
    BHI	 LEFANLOW	 ; Go to "Turn On Fan" if Higher
    ; A/C
    BRSET	 L004D,#$01,LEFANMPH	; If A/C is On, Go To "Load MPH"
    ; CTS
    LDAA	 L00A2	 ; Load Coolant Temperature
    CMPA	 2,X	 ; Compare to Coolant Temperature High Value Enable
    BLS LEFANNOPEND
    ; mph
    LEFANMPH	LDAA	 L02A7 ; LOAD MPH
    CMPA	 0,X	 ; Compare to High MPH Fan Cutoff
    BHI	 LEFANNOPEND ; Go to "End" if Higher
    ; FAN ON
    LEFANLOW	BSET	 L0052,#$08	 ; TURN ON FAN
    LDAA 5,X	 ; Load MCOS timer
    STAA L0251	 ; Save MCOS
    LDAA	 4,X	 ; Load MFR Timer
    STAA	 L0250	 ; Save MFR Timer
    BRA LEFANTIMER	 ; Jump to timer decrement
    ;
    LEFANALLOFF	BCLR L0046,#$04	 ; TURN OFF HIGH SPEED OUTPUT
    BCLR	 L0052,#$08	 ; TURN OFF FAN
    CLRA
    STAA L0250	 ; Clear MFR Timer
    CLRA
    STAA L0251	 ; Clear MCOS Timer
    BRA LEFANEND	 ; "End"
    ;
    LEFANISON00	LDAA	 L00A2	 ; Load Coolant Temperature
    CMPA	 1,X	 ; Compare to Coolant Temperature Very High Value
    BHI LEFANHIGH	 ; Go to "High Speed Desired"
    LDAA	 L02A7	 ; Load MPH
    CMPA	 0,X	 ; Compare to High MPH Fan Cutoff
    BHI	 LEFANOFF	 ; Go To "Turn off Fan" if Higher
    
    BRSET	 L004D,#$01,LEFANHIGH	;If A/C is On, high speed preferred
    
    LDAA L00A2	 ; Load Coolant Temperature
    CMPA 2,X	 ; Compare to Coolant Temp High Value
    BLS LEFANISON01	; Determine if fan should remain on.
    LDAA L0250	 ; Load MFR Timer
    BNE LEFANTIMER	 ; >0, go to decrement timer
    BRA LEFANOFF	 ; Turn off fan if timer reached 0.
    ;## Fan is ON, low speed desired
    LEFANISON01	BRCLR L0046,#$04,LEFANTIMER	; Not on high speed, go to timer decrement
    BCLR L0046,#$04	 ; Turn off high speed output
    LDAA 5,X	 ; Load MCOS timer
    STAA L0251	 ; Save MCOS
    BRA	 LEFANTIMER	 ; Go to timer decrement
    ;## Lazy double branch (I hit the 128 byte limit!! =)
    LEFANNOPEND BRA LEFANEND
    LEFANNOPTIMER	BRA	LEFANTIMER
    ;
    LEFANHIGH	BSET	 L0046,#$04	 ; Turn on high speed output.
    LDAA	 4,X	 ; Load MFR Timer
    STAA	 L0250	 ; Save MFR Timer
    BRA	 LEFANTIMER	 ; Go to timer decrement
    ;
    ;TURN FAN OFF (or High->Low)
    LEFANOFF	BRCLR L0046,#$04,LEFANALLOFF	; If High speed is off, turn fan off now.
    BCLR L0046,#$04	 ; Turn off high speed output
    LDAA 5,X	 ; Load MCOS timer
    STAA L0251	 ; Save MCOS
    ;
    LEFANTIMER	LDAB	 L0002	 ; Load Loop Counter
    ANDB	 #$F0	 ; Mask First 4 Bits
    BNE	 LEFANEND	 ; Skip To end if no Decrement of Timer Needed
    LDAA	 L0250	 ; Load MFR Timer Variable
    BEQ LEFANTIME1	 ; Don't decrement when 0
    DECA	 ; Decrease MFR Timer by 1
    STAA	 L0250	 ; Save MFR Timer to L0150
    LEFANTIME1	LDAA L0251	 ; Load MCOS Timer Variable
    BEQ LEFANTIME2	 ; Don't decrement when 0
    DECA	 ; Decrease MCOS Timer Variable
    STAA L0251
    LEFANTIME2	BRA LEFANEND
    ;
    LEFANEND	LDD #$F0FF	 ; Turn pin ON
    BRSET	 L0046,#$04,LEFANAIR	;Bra if fan currently on
    LDD #$F000	 ; AIR output 0% DC (OFF)
    LEFANAIR	STD L3FDA	 ; Output to AIR bypass solenoid (E7)
    ;
    ;# Output to E3 is only required for 0D_MAF. Stock $0d bins will take care of this
    ;## at LCBB2-LCBD9. Safe to leave enabled (simply a redundant output on L3FD4).
    LDD #$7FFF
    BRSET L0052,#$08,LEFANCPI	;Bra if fan currently on (low)
    LDD #$7000
    LEFANCPI	STD L3FD4	 ; Output to E3 (CPI tuning valve, a/c output pin)
    ;##
    RTS	 ; Return

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    Mark, the link to the FSC thread was posted in the thread that I posted here....
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    Quote Originally Posted by JeepsAndGuns View Post
    Dave, is that bin you posted set up with 93V8S10's fan code, or the version posted up by Six shooter?
    I tried it with my test bench. I looked at it first with 93V8S10's fan controll XDF, and the temps were set all strange, so I changed them to lower them down some. I ran the test and the light simulating the fan came on and went off, but not at the temps I had programmed into the bin. But then I thought, maybe you have six shooters fan code.
    The .bin I posted is from code I found at FSC.

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    Well I spent the past couple days playing with the hex editor, figuring out where the addresses are, finding where the stuff is supposed to go, etc.. So I figured I would give it a try myself. I could not get copy and paste to work, so I ended up having my girlfriend read off the values to me while I typed them in manually. I saved it, burnt it to a chip and tried it. Same thing as the bin that was patched by marks XDF, everything jumps all over the place, fuel pump/relay click on and off fast.
    So either we are entering in something wrong, missing something, or there is something wrong with this code. I compared the bin I manually entered to the one I patched with marks XDF, and everything was the same except for the checksum.

    I guess I am going to try the FSC code next.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JeepsAndGuns View Post
    Well I spent the past couple days playing with the hex editor, figuring out where the addresses are, finding where the stuff is supposed to go, etc.. So I figured I would give it a try myself. I could not get copy and paste to work, so I ended up having my girlfriend read off the values to me while I typed them in manually. I saved it, burnt it to a chip and tried it. Same thing as the bin that was patched by marks XDF, everything jumps all over the place, fuel pump/relay click on and off fast.
    So either we are entering in something wrong, missing something, or there is something wrong with this code. I compared the bin I manually entered to the one I patched with marks XDF, and everything was the same except for the checksum.

    I guess I am going to try the FSC code next.
    Thanks for the update.

    dave w

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    Well I went back and double checked everything and it appears everything is entered in like its supposed to be, unless I am just overlooking something. So without the author here to help, I am just going to have to give up for now on this code. Its just way to over my head trying to figure out whats wrong with it.

    So I figure I would give the FSC code that six shooter posted up a try. Started with my bin, had my girlfriend read off the values as I typed them in, saved, burnt to a chip and gave it a try in my test harness. No jumpy data or fp/relay. TP connected fine, ran the dizzy and used a heat gun on the CTS. My noid light (simulating the fan) came on when it should, went back off as it should too. Seems that code works fine.
    I finish up the wiring on my jeep and go for a spin. Fan cycles on and off and seems to work as advertised. So I now have a working E-fan controlled by my PCM.

    Would kinda like to figure out whats wrong, or what I did wrong with 93V8S10's code. It has some nice features, like the ability of soft start and a second fan. But its over my head and would take someone smater than me.
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    Since you typed in in and had same results as my patch method, I'd say there's something wrong with the code?

    Glad you got the other one working!

    Were the E fan XDF parameters I added to the $0D XDF any help with old/first E fan code.

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    No, I was about to post up about adding the parameters to the XDF.
    On the FSC code, some of the addresses are the same, but what they are/do is different. So we probably want to delete them from your XDF, or change them and the patch to the FSC code instead untill we can figure out what's wrong 93V8S10's code.
    I can add the items to my XDF, but it has been so long since I have added a new parameter I need a refresher to do it. Copy and paste I can do fine, but adding a completely new one I have forgotton. I know how to add it, title it, discribe it, and enter the address. But its what I put for size and output type, and if I need to put anything in the conversion tab, and if I do, what I need to enter into the conversion.
    Here are the items listed on the FSC code that need to be added:

    Calibrations:
    L7000 19 db High MPH Fan Cutoff (25 MPH)
    L7001 B9 db Coolant Temperature Very High Value Enable (210 deg F)
    L7002 B1 db Coolant Temperature High Value Enable (199 deg F)
    L7003 AA db Coolant Temperature Low Value Disable (190 deg F)
    L7004 2D db Minimum Fan Run "MFR" Time (45 Seconds)
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    Anyway to change coding to also use fan #2 output as engine temp instead of trans temp? Im wanting 2 temp settings cause my fans have low and high. Very efficient as on colder days the temp is consistent on low.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davis_1377 View Post
    Anyway to change coding to also use fan #2 output as engine temp instead of trans temp? Im wanting 2 temp settings cause my fans have low and high. Very efficient as on colder days the temp is consistent on low.
    yes as this is how mine is set up, read the instructions in the setup bin file. there is a bit that needs to be changed to select coolant temp for each fan.
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    I don't see it in the instructions how to change the transmission fan to 2 engine fans. Looking in tunerpro rt i see some scalers and flags I don't see option to change this.

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