Caravan issue

[RealPax]

Have you checked if the Engine is still ok?
What does it show on the condition?

[scanham]

Engine is at 100%. Failures are turned off.

[RealPax]

Did you also Clear Engine and Clean Filters?

[scanham]

My Chip Protect is “red”.
I have Cleared Engine and Cleaned Filters. Nothing fixes it. I also did a clean. Reinstall.
Nothing helps.

[RealPax]

Sorry I am out of ideas. Hopefully someone with more knowledge then me will help you.

[scanham]

Thanks, I appreciate your help. There must be a solution.

[jmarkows]

Do you have any damage other than Engine Stress damage on in the assistance menu? There's an issue with the core Sim where having one of the airframe or aircraft stress damage enabled (e.g. not checked) in that menu will damage the engine outside of the Black Square damage modeling.

Seems like it was usually accompanied by an in sim message about engine or turbine failure that you haven't mentioned, so perhaps not the issue, but worth checking.

[scanham]

Thanks, but I have Engine Stress Damage & Aircraft Stress Damage disabled in the sim assistance menu.

[scanham]

And as I mentioned in my first post, I have no torque so I cannot get enough sleep to takeoff. All variations have the same issue and I have reinstalled twice. When I load the aircraft after the reinstall, it retains the same problems.

[scanham]

Speed. (I still can sleep).

[Black Square]

@scanham Sorry for letting some others respond to you before I stepped in. This sounded like the usual "have you checked the engine health" solution to me from your description. Are you still seeing the chip detect light? There are two ways for that light to illuminate: either the engine has failed, or the engine health is below 25%. If you have any way to observe these two variables (such as 3rd party hardware binding software like SPAD, please take a look at L:var_engineDamage and A:ENG FAILED:1. Repairing the engine via the tablet should take care of the first, and that should un-trigger the second, unless there is something at the simulator level which is triggering an engine failure.