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Hi All,
I thought any car would only light up the dash with indicators like oil pressure, glow plug etc when the key switch is ON and not when in the ACC position - noting that ON is the position that the switch returns to after starting the engine. I was sure ACC only activates the stereo and cigarette lighter sockets.
In my D40 (2011 YD25 Thai built) there seems to be no difference between ACC and ON with regard to the dash indicators but I do notice if the Air Con fan is running then it turns off in ACC mode and back on when the Ignition is ON.
I just find it odd that the dash indicators light up in ACC - I thought they didn't. And honestly I cant remember if this is new behavior.
I had installed an Apexi Turbo Timer on the weekend and only noticed this behavior testing the timer. The timer works exactly as I thought it should turning off the engine after the preset time.
Tonight I removed the timer harness that plugs in between the ignition switch and its existing connector and returned back to factory wiring (effectively removing the timer wiring) and the behaviour does not change.
Can someone please confirm how their D40 behaves?
If it is abnormal, has anyone else experienced this?
Cheers
I thought any car would only light up the dash with indicators like oil pressure, glow plug etc when the key switch is ON and not when in the ACC position - noting that ON is the position that the switch returns to after starting the engine. I was sure ACC only activates the stereo and cigarette lighter sockets.
In my D40 (2011 YD25 Thai built) there seems to be no difference between ACC and ON with regard to the dash indicators but I do notice if the Air Con fan is running then it turns off in ACC mode and back on when the Ignition is ON.
I just find it odd that the dash indicators light up in ACC - I thought they didn't. And honestly I cant remember if this is new behavior.
I had installed an Apexi Turbo Timer on the weekend and only noticed this behavior testing the timer. The timer works exactly as I thought it should turning off the engine after the preset time.
Tonight I removed the timer harness that plugs in between the ignition switch and its existing connector and returned back to factory wiring (effectively removing the timer wiring) and the behaviour does not change.
Can someone please confirm how their D40 behaves?
If it is abnormal, has anyone else experienced this?
Cheers