Repaired Body Computer Truck DAF LF 45

Typical Defects:
Malfunction of turn indicators

The DAF OE 1446330 is a body computer known within DAF as the VIC (Vehicle Interface Controller), often referred to in the L-VIC variant. It is a network unit that operates as the central node of the electrical/electronic system: it manages input signals from switches and sensors, controls some outputs (relays/service circuits) and exchanges information with other systems via the communication network (typical architecture for commercial vehicles).

Technical characteristics

• Type: body computer/vehicle interface module (VIC family, L-VIC variant).
• Use: management of cabin and vehicle electrical functions with integration on the vehicle network.
• System voltage: 24 V (commercial vehicle platform).

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Functions

• Management of body logic and services (enablings, permissions, states and commands related to the cabin/electrical system).
• Interface between physical signals and the onboard network: input acquisition, output control, data transmission/reception to and from other modules.
• In some DAF architectures the VIC can detect and handle abnormal electrical conditions (under-voltage/over-voltage detected in certain control contexts).

Applicable models

• DAF LF

Typical faults

• Malfunctioning turn indicators

Final conclusions

The DAF OE 1446330 identifies the body computer (VIC/L-VIC family), typical of the DAF LF range. It is a central module for network and services.

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