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Old 08-03-2017, 10:52 PM
Mxfrank Mxfrank is offline
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Originally Posted by Diseasel300 View Post
I misspoke earlier when I said #10 was a ground. #10 is an output signal generated by the Klima and pulled down to ground by the ACC.

The Klima will output a voltage on #10 (~11V on my car) which the ACC pulls down to ground through the refrigerant pressure switch. It doesn't pull all the way to 0, I measure ~.8V like Frank does. The reason it doesn't go fully to 0 is because the switching is done by transistor in the ACC unit on '86+ models, they can't pull 100% to ground, the idea is to pull the signal "low" which tells the Klima to go ahead and engage the compressor.

So to recap, Klima generates voltage on #10 and if the pressure switch is closed (you have enough refrigerant), the ACC pulls #10 down to ground (low).
I'm going to respond to this on the other thread, there are too many threads on this subject at the moment.
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