Ford: log stock AEB #28228
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No instances of this in our fleet, but I reproduced two AEBs on our Bronco. No signals in
ACCDATAchanged during the AEB, except one:CmbbEngTqMn_B_Rq. This possibly tells the PCM to disengage the torque converter (or just lower the engine RPM) to stop faster. So this means all of the braking actuation request is done inACCDATA_2except the lowering of the engine torque.Route: 54827bf84c38b14f|2023-05-18--01-57-42
All of the
ACCDATA_2signals that change for an AEB event:Engine torque signal changing in
ACCDATA: