Fiat panda electric steering Current absorbed 'TOO HIGH' ??
Posted: 22 Feb 2014, 00:35
Hi all,
I have a panda 03 to 13 model (04 1.2 8V)
ON testing with MES and cantiecar - with the delphi steering ecu I get a reading of 'too high' for current absorbed parameter with wheel centered engine running, Any movement of the wheel and the reading is 'normal' ??
What I fail to understand is that I would have expected the ECU to log this as an error, it does not. Could it possibly be an error in MES ?
I have not tried to calibrate the steering yet as I am a bit baffled by the instructions.
Control unit self-learning of steering wheel position. The front wheels must be straight to calibrate correctly.
After calibration:
To make sure that the Torque sensor is calibrated correctly, check that with the vehicle stationary the same amount of effort is required to turn the steering wheel from one end of its travel to the other.
To make sure that the position sensor is calibrated correctly, check that with the vehicle travelling (30 kph) the steering wheel returns to the central position (with a tolerance of +/- 20 degrees) when the steering wheel is turned as far right and as far left as it will go.
Repeat the procedure if the Torque/Position sensor is not calibrated correctly.
Perhaps some kind soul can clarify ? HOW cna you check the return to central position from far left lock and far right lock when travelling at 30 Kph ?
Thanks all. Sorry for my total confusion...
Joe,.
I have a panda 03 to 13 model (04 1.2 8V)
ON testing with MES and cantiecar - with the delphi steering ecu I get a reading of 'too high' for current absorbed parameter with wheel centered engine running, Any movement of the wheel and the reading is 'normal' ??
What I fail to understand is that I would have expected the ECU to log this as an error, it does not. Could it possibly be an error in MES ?
I have not tried to calibrate the steering yet as I am a bit baffled by the instructions.
Control unit self-learning of steering wheel position. The front wheels must be straight to calibrate correctly.
After calibration:
To make sure that the Torque sensor is calibrated correctly, check that with the vehicle stationary the same amount of effort is required to turn the steering wheel from one end of its travel to the other.
To make sure that the position sensor is calibrated correctly, check that with the vehicle travelling (30 kph) the steering wheel returns to the central position (with a tolerance of +/- 20 degrees) when the steering wheel is turned as far right and as far left as it will go.
Repeat the procedure if the Torque/Position sensor is not calibrated correctly.
Perhaps some kind soul can clarify ? HOW cna you check the return to central position from far left lock and far right lock when travelling at 30 Kph ?
Thanks all. Sorry for my total confusion...
Joe,.