Some of your logs do show CL-Normal, so it is possible that it's getting outside of what it expects on the trims and then faulting. I sent some info in a reply to your PM, but the -90% trim is including a value for B2 which you don't have. HPT will give you channels that you don't really have and return some bogus value. Never run channels/pids you don't have.
The newer HPT scanner software handles trouble codes a little different than the older version I normally run, and I'm not sure if the log is recording them anymore. So hard to say what is setting the CL-Fault. But i think this doesn't mean it's not in CL. Instead, it is in CL but thinks there may be a problem with it or has no way to confirm it is correct.
The newer HPT scanner software handles trouble codes a little different than the older version I normally run, and I'm not sure if the log is recording them anymore. So hard to say what is setting the CL-Fault. But i think this doesn't mean it's not in CL. Instead, it is in CL but thinks there may be a problem with it or has no way to confirm it is correct.