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AIR CONDITIONING
AIR CONDITIONING - AIR CONDITIONING
- AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM SYSTEM
AC-3
4.
BE CAREFUL NOT TO GET LIQUID REFRIGERANT
PARTS LOCATION IN YOUR EYES OR9.ON BE YOURCAREFUL
SKIN NOT TO OVERCHARGE SYSTEM WITH
REFRIGERANT
If liquid refrigerant gets in your eyes or on your skin:
HATCHBACK: (a Wash the area with Iflots
theofrefrigerant is overcharged, it causes problems such as
cold water.
) CAUTION: insufficient cooling,
ENGINE ROOM poor RIB
fuel NO.2
economy and engine
Do not rub your eyes overheating.
or skin.- HTR SUB2 RELAY*
(b 10. DO NOTtoOPERATE
Apply clean petroleum jelly the skin. ENGINE AND COMPRESSOR
LIQUID TUBE SUB- (c) Go immediately to aWITHOUT orREFRIGERANT
hospital- HTR see a physician
SUB3 RELAY* for
ASSEMBLY A ) CAUTION:
professional treatment.
AC02811
5. NEVER HEAT CONTAINER ThisORmay damageITthe
EXPOSE TOinside of the compressor.
NAKED FLAMES
- AIR CONDITIONING 6. BE CAREFUL NOT TO DROP CONTAINER OR
PRESSURE SENSOR SUBJECT IT TO PHYSICAL SHOCKS
7. DO NOT OPERATE COMPRESSOR WITH
Wron Okay INSUFFICIENT REFRIGERANT IN REFRIGERANT
g
SYSTEM
-
- HTR FUSE
charging cylinder to rupture.
- HTR SUB1 FUSE*
AMBIENT TEMP JURE SENSOR
- HTR SUB2 FUSE*
BLOWER UNIT
*: WI PTC HEATER
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AC-4 AIR CONDITIONING
AIR CONDITIONING
- AIR CONDITIONING
- AIR CONDITIONING
SYSTEM SYSTEM
AC-5
SEDAN:
HATCHBACK:
ENGINE ROOM RIB AND JIB -
MAIN BODY ECU
COMBINATION METER
HTRASSEMBLY
SUB2 RELAY*
(INSTRUMENT PANEL JIB)
- HTR SUB3 RELAY*
LIQUID TUBE SUB-ASSEMBLY A
- HTR RELAY
- AIR CONDITIONING
- GAUGE FUSE
PRESSURE SENSOR
CONDENSER
E119791E03
*: W/PTC HEATER
E133589E01
AC-6 AIR CONDITIONING
AIR CONDITIONING
- AIR CONDITIONING
- AIR CONDITIONING
SYSTEM SYSTEM
AC-7
SEDAN:
- AlC FUSE
E114503E10 E133590E01
AC-8
AC-10 AIR CONDITIONING - AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMEngine Coolant
Sensor
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
DIAGRAM
ECM
1 GENERAL
. (a) The air conditioning system has the following features:
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The air conditioning amplifier controls the operation
of parts, suchCompressor
as the air and Pulley
conditioning compressor,
automatically in accordance with the operating
~ wi PTC
conditions ofHeater
the air conditioning system.
Combination Meter Assembly MODE POSITION AND DAMPER OPERATION
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2. I ,----------------
I Headlight Control
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Switch
Ambient Temperature Sensor I
I
I Generator (Alternator)
Air Inlet Control Damper I Mode Control Damper \
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Evaporator Heater Core
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Evaporator Temperature Sensor Air Conditioning HTR SUB1 Relay -
Amplifier Front Defroster
~---------
HTR SUB2 Relay -
C
PTC HeaterFAssembly
Heater Control Base (AiC Switch,
-
# I
G ~ '\"""-
Defroster Mode Detection Switch)
-
-Footwell
Front
Register
No.3 Heater Control Knob
Heater Control (Blower
(Max Hot Switch)
Switch)
,----------------
!
Air Mix Control
Damper
;J M, L, E, J side registers.
.. ,.,
some air from front defroster.
FOOTIDEF Blows air from front defroster,
side registers, front footwell
0, K,G,H
1,.J register, and rear foolwell
register.
DEF Blows air from front defroster and
f,J FOOTIDEF X 0 0 0
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CAN DTC is not output A
HINT:
3
CAN DTC isINSPECT
output BATTERY VOLTAGE
OVERALL ANALYSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
B
Check from the rear of the connector while it is
Result connected to the air conditioning
Proceedamplifier.
to
(a) Data Standard
List / Activevoltage:
Test 11 page
(See to 14AC-20).
V
Fault is not listed in problem symptoms table A
If theofvoltage
(b) Terminals is below
ECU (See page11 V, recharge or replace the battery
AC-16).
Fault is listed in problem symptoms table B
before proceeding.
Symptom Suspected area See page
AlC Fuse -
SEDAN:
No functions of AlC system operate Wire harness or connector -
8 I ADJUST, REPAIR OR REPLACE Air conditioning amplifier
I
AC-16
(a)
Wire harness or Use an
connector intelligent tester to check if the CAN
-
Blower resistor communication system is functioning. AC-203
Result
9 I CONFIRMATION TEST Blower motor AC-200
Airflow Control: blower motor does not change speed Heater control (for Hatchback) AC-254
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Refrigerant pressure AC-62
Heater control base (for
GOHatchback)
TO CAN COMMUNICATION AC-253
SYSTEM
Heater control base (for Sedan) AC-242
Air conditioning pressure sensor AC-230
Temperature Control: No cool air comes out Compressor and pulley AC-207
Result
Air conditioning pressure sensor AC-230
Compressor and pulley do not operate Evaporator temperature sensor (for Hatchback) AC-137
Evaporator temperature sensor (for Sedan)
Result AC-96
Proceed to
Air conditioning amplifier DTC is not output AC-16A
ECM ES-26
CAN communication CA-9
Symbols (Terminals No.) Wiring Color Terminal Description Condition Specified Condition
S5-3 (E8-1) - GND (E8-12) Y - W-B Power supply for Ignition switch: ON 4.5 to 5.5 V
pressure sensor
CAN communication Pulse generation
TX+ (E8-2) - GND (E8-12) V- W-B Ignition switch: ON
line (see waveform 1)
CAN communication Pulse generation
TX- (E8-3) - GND (E8-12) W-W-B Ignition switch: ON
line (see waveform 2)
SG-2 (E8-4) - Body Ground for evaporator
L - Body ground Always Below 1.0 Q
ground temperature sensor
Ambient temperature Ignition switch: ON
TAM (E8-5) - SG-1 (E8-11) W- B Ambient temperature: 25 1.35to 1.75V
sensor signal
°c
PRE (E8-6) - SG-1 (E8-11) GR-B AlC pressure sensor Refrigerant pressure: 0.76 to 4.74 V
signal normal
Refrigerant pressure:
abnormal
PRE (E8-6) - SG-1 (E8-11) GR-B AlC pressure sensor (less than 0.196 MPa [2.0 Below 0.76 Vor4.74 Vor
signal kgf/cm2j or more than 3.14 more
MPa [32 kgf/cm2j)
Engine idling
SOL+ (E8-7) - GND (E8- AlC compressor Pulse generation
LG - W-B Blower switch: 1
12) operation signal (see waveform 3)
AlC switch: ON
IG+ (E8-8) - GND (E8-12) Y - W-B Power source (IG) Ignition switch: ON 11 to 14V
Hatchback:
HINT: DIAGNOSIS
(a) Waveform Below SYSTEM
1 (Reference) 10°C: Using
(50°F) an oscilloscope
Connect CAN the cable of the intelligent
communication signal tester to the CAN VIM,
1 V/DIV Blower switch: 0 ~ 1
connect the1.CAN DESCRIPTION
VIM to the DLC3, turn the ignition switch ON
and attempt (a)toAir
use the Waiting
tester.time:
conditioning If 30 seconds
the
system display
data andindicates that a
the Diagnostic Trouble
HEAT* (E9-14) - Body communication
MAX HOT switch error has
Codes occurred,
(DTCs) there
Ignition switch: ONcan be is a problem
read through either
the Data Link
LG - Body ground
with the vehicle or with the
Connector tester.
No.3 heater 3 (DLC3)
control knob: of the vehicle. When the system
11 to 14V
ground If communication
detection signal is normal
seems toMaxwhen
be Hot the tester is connected to
malfunctioning, use an intelligent tester
HINT:
HLS* (E9-23) - Body another vehicle, inspect withvaries
CANthe
Engine DLC3
VIM idling of the original vehicle.
connected,
The waveform depending on thetoCANcheck for malfunctions
LG - Body ground Headlight
If communication is
control signal and
communication signal.still
Light not possible
control
perform switch: when
OFF
troubleshooting. the
11 totester is 1 V
14 V ~ Below
ground
10 u sec.lDIV connected to another vehicle, ~HEAD the problem is probably in
ALT* (E9-24) - GND (E8- A086154E01
the tester
Alternator
CHECK
2.operation
itself. Consult DLC3the Service Department listed in
P - W-B Engine idling Pulse generation
12) (a) The ECU
the tester's instruction manual.
signal uses ISO 15765-4 for communication.
r (b) Waveform 2 (Reference)
The terminal: arrangement
Using an oscilloscope
of the DLC3 complies
-
- 'Intelligent Tester1 V/DIV
CAN communicationwith SAE J signal 1962 and matches the ISO 15765-4
Sedan: r
+
format.
B1412/12
2
INSPECT I AMBIENT
Ambient Temperature
sensor
TEMPERATURE
- Harness andSENSOR
between ambient
connector
- AC-23
Sensor Circuit temperature sensor and
(a)amplifier
air conditioning Remove the ambient temperature sensor.
Component Side: (b) amplifier
- Air conditioning Measure the resistance.
Standard resistance
- No .1 cooler thermistor
OK:temperature
(evaporator
Ambient Temperature Sensor sensor) The display is as specified in the normal condition
- Harness and connector
B1413/13
Evaporator Temperature column.
between No .1 cooler - AC-27
Result Sensor
Sensor Circuit Area thermistor (evaporator
temperature sensor) and
air conditioning amplifier
- Air conditioning amplifier
- Air conditioning
pressure
sensor
- Harness and connector
B1423/23 Pressure Sensor Circuit between air conditioning - AC-31
~pressure
PROCEED TO
sensor and air NEXT CIRCUIT INSPECTION SHOWN IN
conditioning amplifier
PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
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- Air conditioning amplifier
- Compressor and pulley
WIRING DIAGRAM
Resistance (kG) REPLACE AIR
- Harness and connector
CONDITIONING AMPLIFIER
Compressor Solenoid between air conditioning
B1451/51 - AC-37
Circuit amplifier and compressor
and pulley
- Air conditioning amplifier
- Air conditioning amplifier
power source circuit
- Air conditioning amplifier Air Conditioning Amplifier
Multiplex Communication
B1499/99 -ECM - AC-41
Ambient
Circuit Temperature Sensor
- Combination meter
assembly
- CAN communication line
DTC No. DTC Detection Condition Trouble Area
·
Harness and connector between ambient
50 68
B1412/12 0 104 Open
122140CF)
or short in ambient temperature sensor temperature sensor and air conditioning
86 circuit amplifier
Temperature
· Air conditioning amplifier
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TAM
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The- No.1
B5-1 cooler thermistor (evaporator
E8-11 (SG-1) (a) Remove
Below temperature
1Q theisevaporator
sensor) installed ontemperature
the evaporator sensor.
in the air
Component Side: (a) Disconnect
(b) the
Measure B5
E2 ambient
No.1
the cooler
temperature
resistance.thermistor sensor
(evaporator
Wire conditioner
B5-2 unit to detect the temperature
- E8-5 (TAM) Below 1 Qof the cooled air that has passed through the evaporator and to
Wire Harness
Harness Side:
Side: temperature
connector. sensor)resistance
connector.
control
B5-1 the
- Body air conditioner. It sends
ground signals
10 kQ OK:to the airStandard
or higher
(b) Disconnect conditioning
the amplifier, which
E8 air conditioning amplifierchange in accordance
connector. (c) with
the resistance
B5-2 - Body ground of the No.1 cooler thermistor
10 kQMeasure (evaporator
Thethe
or higher display temperature sensor). As the
is as specified in the normal condition
resistance. temperature decreases,
No.1the
Cooler Thermistor
resistance ConnectorAs the temperature increases, the resistance decreases. The air conditioning
increases.
Ambient
DTC No. Temperature Sensor Connector column.
Standard
DTC Detection resistance
Condition Trouble Area
Result amplifier applies a voltage (5V) to the No.1 cooler thermistor (evaporator temperature sensor) and reads
voltage changes as changes in the resistance of the evaporator temperature ·
No.1 cooler thermistor (evaporator
temperaturesensor.
sensor) This sensor is used for
frost prevention.
·
Open or short in evaporator temperature Harness and connector between No.1
81413/13 sensor circuit cooler thermistor (evaporator temperature
sensor) and air conditioning amplifier
Front
Front
porator Temperature View
View
Sensor / · Air conditioning amplifier
GJ~ I
Air Conditioning Amplifier Connector
~ REPAIR OR
NOTICE: REPLACE HARNESS OR
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w/o PTe Heater:
w/o PTeWIRING
Heater:
REPLACECONNECTOR
AIR CONDITIONING AMPLIFIER
Touching the sensor even slightly may change the
DIAGRAM resistanceSG-2
NOTICE: value. Be sure to hold the connector of the
1ilH1Lt~==?J=~ ~q;J
Measurement Item I Display
sensor.
Touching the sensor even slightly may change the
When measuring,
resistance value. Be thesure
sensor temperature
to hold the connectormust ofbethe
the
Item same Normal Condition
as the ambient temperature. Diagnostic Note
Resistance (kG) (Range) sensor.
Evaporator fin thermistor I HINT:
When measuring, the sensor temperature
Open circuit: must be the
-29.7°C (-21.46°F)
EVAP FIN TEMP
Min.: -29.7°C (-21.46°F) AsActual
the evaporator temperature
temperature increases,
same as the ambient temperature. the resistance
Short circuit: decreases (see
59. 55°C
the graph on the left). Air Conditioning Amplifier
(Evaporator fin thermistor) Max.: 59.55°C (139.019°F)
HINT: is displayed (139.019°F)
Result (c) Reinstall the evaporator temperature
Proceed to sensor.
Ev As the temperature increases, the resistance decreases (see
a NG ~the graph on NO.1
REPLACE the left).
COOLER A THERMISTOR
OK (Checking from the PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE) (c) Reinstall the ambient temperature
B sensor.
(EVAPORATOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR)
wI
wI PTe Heater: OK (Checking from the DTC)
PTe Heater: C
~ REPLACE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
1
9 SENSOR
.8
.7
.6 10 20 30
.5 50 68 86
.4 Temperature (0C)
.3 (OF)
2
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Tester Connection Condition Specified Condition
1INSPECTION
-2 PROCEDURE
-10°C (14°F) 7.30 to 9.10 kQ
I REPLACE
1-2
1-2
AIR CONDITIONING
READ VALUE
_5°C (23°F)
AMPLIFIER 4.40 to 5.35 kQ
O°C (32°F)
USING INTELLIGENT
5.65 to 6.95 kQ
INSPECTION PROCEDURE
· Air conditioning pressure sensor
·
Harness and connector between air
81423/23
3 CHECK 4 HARNESS
INSPECT AIR I
INSPECT AIR CONDITIONING
AND
CONDITIONINGCONNECTOR
PRESSURE
Open or short in pressure sensor circuit
AMPLIFIER
(PRESSURE
SENSOR SENSOR -
conditioning pressure sensor and air
AIRconditioning
CONDITIONINGamplifier
I AMPLIFIER)
1 CHECK REFRIGERANT
+ · Air conditioning amplifier
Vehicle Doors
~® Condition
Fully open
(c) Turn the ignition switch ON.
(d) Measure the voltage.
Standard voltage
wI PTe Temperature
Heater: Setting MAX COLD
-~~+ Tester Connection Specified Condition
Blower Speed !=..'(PR (f)HI Reinstall the air conditioning amplifier.
AlC Switch @- ON (2) Compare E8-1the sight
(55-3) - E8-11glass to the following chart.
(SG-1) 4.5 to 5.5 V
Front
wI PTe View
Heater: ~ REPLACE LIQUID
Item Amount TUBE SUB-ASSEMBLY A (AIR
WIRING DIAGRAM Symptom (e) Reinstall of the
Refrigerant Corrective
air conditioning amplifier. Procedures
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CONDITIONING PRESSURE SENSOR)
(1) Check for gas leakage and
[~~SG_1 (d) Reconnect the air conditioning
~ PROCEED
REPLACE TOAIR NEXT pressure
CIRCUIT sensor
repair ifINSPECTION
CONDITIONING AMPLIFIERSHOWN IN
necessary
Air Conditioning
1 Amplifier Connector
Bubbles visible Insufficient'
connector. PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
(2) Add refrigerant until bubbles
o60.392 3.187
OFF, Mpa (32.5)
refrigerant foams and then Correct -
(4) (kgf/cm2)
becomes clear
Measure Item I Display
Item Normal Condition Diagnostic Note
(Range)
1101567E02
E
Motor Circuit SOL+
5 CHECK 3
6
CHECK MAIN BODY
CHECK
HARNESS
INSPECT ECU
HARNESS
HEATER AND CONNECTOR
AND CONNECTOR
CONTROL (BLOWER
(COMPRESSOR
(BLOWER (MAIN
(COMPRESSOR
SWITCH)
(HTR BODY
RESISTOR
FUSE AND- ECUPULLEY
MAIN AND
- BODY
- BLOWER HEATER
PULLEY
- BODY CONTROL
MOTOR)
ECU) - AIR
GROUND) (BLOWER
I I DESCRIPTION
2 INSPECT
When
Wire
SWITCH))
CONDITIONING
HTR RELAY
the heater
Harness Side:
AMPLIFIER)
control (blower switch)(a)
(a)Remove
Disconnect
is set (a)
to the
Disconnect
the
HTR
Remove
position C8
E3
1relay
blower
compressor
the
orthe from
4Lresistor
heater
higher, main
the
theand
main
body
control connector.
pulley
body
ECUofconnector.
(blower
contact ECU.
connector.
(b) relay
switch).
the HTR (b) is closed,
Wire Harness
Component
Side: Side: C8 compressor and pulley connector. (b)
1
WireBody
Main Harness
ECU Side:
current flows
Rear to
View:the blower motor, and Measure
Measure
(b)
theDisconnect
the
(b)
blowerthe
(a) Measure
resistance.
resistance.
the
motor E4
Disconnect the
blower
the
operates. voltage.
(b) Measure the resistance. E1 motor
Theheater connector.
blowercontrol
motor (c)
(blower
speed switch)
can be changed
Wire Harness
Harness Side: (a) Remove Disconnect the E8fromair conditioning amplifier connector. (c)
byWire
exchangingSide:the ground and the blower Measure thethe
Standard
Standard
Standard
resistor HTR
resistance.
resistancerelay
resistance
circuit voltage
with
connector. the
Standard resistance
thecontrol
heater main body(blowerECU. (b)
switch).
Main Body ECU ~ Rear View Measure Measure
theMeasure
Standard
(b) the the
resistance.
resistance resistance.
voltage.
Blower
ITEM Resistor
Compressor andHeater Connector
Pulley Measurement
Connector
Control (Blower Item / Display Standard
Switch)
Heater Control (Blower Switch) Connector Tester Standard
Normal
resistance
Tester
Connection
Connectionresistance
Condition Diagnostic
Condition
Specified Note
Condition
Specified Condition
Standard voltage
WIRING DIAGRAM
Compressor and
~ Pulley Connector
Regulator control current / C8-2Value
Tester
4L-1 -changes
Connection
- Body Body between 0 A
ground
ground Specified
Always BelowCondition
1Q 11to14V
REG CTRL CURRNT and 0.997 A in accordance with
E3-4 - E4- Below 10
(Regulator control current) Min.: OA
~
(c)PROCEED
Reconnect 1 compressor and pulley
TO
theNEXT
(c) Reconnect
Max.: 0.997 A (d) Reconnect the operation
compressor CIRCUIT
the main and INSPECTION
body pulley
ECU connector. - ~ ~ IN
SHOWN
connector.
(c) Measure the blowerSYMPTOMS
voltage.
PROBLEM resistor connector. TABLE
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REPAIR
(e) Reconnect REPAIR
OR REPLACE
theOR blower REPLACE
HARNESS HARNESS
motor connector. OR CONNECTOR OR AirCONNECTOR
Conditioning Amplifier
Standard voltage
WIRING
WIRING Front DIAGRAM
View
DIAGRAM
~ REPAIR
(d) Reconnect
(c)
REPLACE
Tester Connection
Reconnect
REPAIR
the heater
AIR CONDITIONING
OR REPLACE the airHARNESS
OR REPLACE
1
compressor
Condition
conditioning
control
HARNESS
and
ORamplifier
pulleyswitch)
(blower
AMPLIFIER
Specified
connector.
OR CONNECTOR
Condition
connector.
(e)
connector. ~
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Result HTR - Body Proceed to
HTR-5 CONNECTOR
ground Always 11to14V
H
NG
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SYSTEM ~ IS
REPAIROK OR REPLACE HARNESS
A OR
Front View Front View ~ Reinstall the HTR relay.
(d) HTR B
I
Blower from
Motor theConnector CONNECTOR
I
®A
OK (Checking PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE)
FrontECMView GAUGE
(e) Measure the voltage.
2 INSPECT COMPRESSOR
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OK (Checking from the DTC)AND PULLEY C
Air Conditioning Amplifier Connector Standard voltage
Tester Connection To I G 1 Relay •.. -----(r-....'O---------0--
Specified
E119774E01 (c) Reinstall
Condition
E117010E05
E120471 E01
f
""'"""'Cu'ulf'---O-------,
the HTR relay.
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CAN
Component
COMMUNICATION
- ES-7
Side:
(SOL+) SYSTEM
Compressor and Pulley
(a)Tester
Disconnect
E120224E04
Below 10
REPLACE
Connection
HTR
the C8 compressor
RELAY
Condition and pulleySpecified connector. (b)
Condition
Air Conditioning Amplifier
w/o PTe
CS-1 - Body groundHeater HeaterMeasure
4Q-5
Control
10 kO or higher - the
Body resistance.
ground
(Blower Switch) Ignition switch ON 11 to 14
V
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HTR-5 DTCHTR-4 HTR-3
Standard resistance
II I
No. DTC Detection Condition Trouble Area
~~ ALT
Front View
Compressor and Pulley REPLACE MAIN BODY ECU
REPLACE AIR CONDITIONING AMPLIFIER
3 INSPECT BLOWER
CHECK MOTOR
,-----oE
Tester Connection
·
LOO-------~----_r---D
Air conditioning
SBLW
circuit 10.1
amplifier
Specified power source
Condition
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B1499/99
CHECK HARNESS AND CONNECTOR (HEATER
Open in CAN communication lineCONTROL (BLOWER SWITCH) • BLOWER
ECM
ComponentWire
•.
RESISTOR)
Harness.L Battery
Side:
(a) (a)
Disconnect Disconnect
the
(c) Reconnect the compressor andE4 the
blower ·· E4 blower
motor motor
connector.
Combination
M pulley
meter connector.
assembly
connector.
Side: (b) Measure the(+) voltage.
-
(b) Connect the positive
· lead CAN communication
from the batteryline to terminal 2
I I 9 INSPECT BLOWER
•.....
Blower Motor
DTC Blower
Result
RESISTOR
Motor
(81499/99) is Connector
output
REPLACE and the
the blower
Standard(-)
COMPRESSOR
negative voltage
AND
Blower
lead
motor operates smoothly.
Tester Connection
to PULLEY
Motor
terminal
Proceed
A
to
Condition
1 , then check that
Specified Condition
DTC (81499/99) is not output OK: E4-1 (+B) - Body ground 8
Ignition switch ON 11 to 14
Tester Item Specified(a) Remove
Condition The the blower
blower motor resistor.
operates Combination
smoothly. Meter Assembly V
Component wISide:
PTe Heater Blower Resistor
Air Conditioning Amplifier
(b)
(c) Measure the resistance.
current.
===== :
GAUGE fuse Below 1 Q (c) Reconnect the blower motor connector. ~ REPAIR
--- --- Standard resistance
current
c
HTR fuse
Blower Resistor 40-5 Below 1 Q
H CAN Communication Line OR REPLACE HARNESS OR CONNECTOR
Tester Connection E115015E10
Specified ConditionTester Connection Specified Condition
u
E120470E01
3-4 Below 10 E4-2 (+B) - E4-1 (GNO) 1 to 3 A E120285E02
E120908E01
E115016E03
~
3-5 10 kO or higher
Front View
10 kO(d) Reconnect the blower motor connector.
or higher
INSPECTION
INSPECTION PROCEDURE
PROCEDURE
INSPECTION PROCEDURE (c) Reinstall
I~ I
3-4 (when battery voltage is applied to
the blower resistor.
terminalsREPLACE
1 and 2)
II E120977E01
BLOWER MOTOR
Below 10
1 REPLACE BLOWER RESISTOR
13-5 INSPECT FUSEOUTPUT
(GAUGE, HTR) E119793E04
CHECK OTC (when (OTC
battery voltage81499/99)
is applied to
READ VALUE OF INTELLIGENT E119780E04 TESTER (REG CTRL CURRNT)
terminals 1 and 2)
Tester Connection Specified Condition (a)
Remove the GAUGE fuse from the main body ECU.
(a)
(b) Clear
Connect
Remove thetheOTC.
the intelligent
HTR fuse tester with
from the CAN VIM
engine roomtorelay
the DLC3. (b)
block. (c)
4F-7 - HTR-3 Below 1 Q
(1)
Turn Connect
Measure an
the ignition intelligent tester with CAN VIM to the OLC3
switch ON and turn the intelligent tester main
the resistance.
4E-17 - HTR-4 Below 1 Q
switch ON.with the
Standard ignition switch turned OFF.
resistance
(c) Select the items below in the DATA LIST,
E123400E02 (2) Turnandthe
readignition switch
the value ON andon
displayed turn
thethe intelligent
intelligent tester
tester.
main switch ON.
DATA LIST I AIR CONDITIONER
Tester Connection Condition (3) Clear the OTC by following the prompts on the tester
Specified Condition
E1-9 (LO) - Body screen.
Ignition switch ON 11to14V
ground HINT:
(d) Reinstall the GAUGE fuse.
Tester Connection Specified Condition (e) Reinstall Refer to the intelligent tester operator's manual for
the HTR fuse.
4 -1 3.12 to 3.600 further details.
4-3
~IREPLACEFUSE
1.45 to 1.670 (b) Read the OTC.
4-2 0.52 to 0.600
Switch Position Tester Connection Specified Condition
0 ALL - 5 (E) 10 kQ or higher
1 9 (LO) - 5 (E) Below 1 Q
1-2 9 (LO) - 5 (E) -7 (M1) Below 1 Q
2 9 (LO) - 5 (E) -7 (M1) Below 1 Q
9(LO)-5(E)-7(M1)-6
2-3 Below 1 Q
(M2)
3 9 (LO) - 5 (E) - 6 (M2) Below 1 Q
9 (LO) - 5 (E) - 6 (M2) -
3-4 Below 1 Q
10 (HI)
4 9 (LO) - 5 (E) - 10 (HI) Below 1 Q
Tester Connection Specified Condition
E1-5 (E) - E3-1 Below 1 Q
E1-6 (M2) - E3-2 Below 1 Q
E1-7 (M1) - E3-3 Below 1 Q
E1-10 (HI) - E3-4 Below 1 Q
Front View
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