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    This document provides instructions for installing a push button climate control unit and troubleshooting notes for potential issues. It specifies the vehicle models the unit fits and recommends replacing the auxiliary pump before installation. It also notes a three year warranty and lists tests to diagnose common problems with the original and new units such as low AC output, inaccurate temperature control, and blower issues. Replacement of sensors and other components are provided as solutions.

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    This document provides instructions for installing a push button climate control unit and troubleshooting notes for potential issues. It specifies the vehicle models the unit fits and recommends replacing the auxiliary pump before installation. It also notes a three year warranty and lists tests to diagnose common problems with the original and new units such as low AC output, inaccurate temperature control, and blower issues. Replacement of sensors and other components are provided as solutions.

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    This document provides instructions for installing a push button climate control unit and troubleshooting notes for potential issues. It specifies the vehicle models the unit fits and recommends replacing the auxiliary pump before installation. It also notes a three year warranty and lists tests to diagnose common problems with the original and new units such as low AC output, inaccurate temperature control, and blower issues. Replacement of sensors and other components are provided as solutions.

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    40885 Instructions

    THIS UNIT FITS ONLY: 300CE Coupe 300E 88 Only 86 - 88 300E 2.6 300TE Wagon 87 - 88 88 Only

    It is strongly recommended the Auxiliary Pump is changed prior to installing Push Button Control Unit.

    Perform steps 1 - 2 prior to installation.


    1. 2.
    Turn ignition off and disconnect (L) Left and (R) Right connectors from Climate Control Unit. Isolate Auxiliary Pump. Current draw = less than 1.3 amps.

    PUMP OR WARRANTY IS VOID.

    IF NOT, REPLACE AUXILIARY

    NOTE:

    TIME DELAYS ON CERTAIN FUNCTIONS MAY VARY DUE TO RE-ENGINEERING.

    THREE YEAR WARRANTY

    Climate Control Revised 08/30/00 #40885

    TROUBLESHOOTING NOTES
    ORIGINAL UNIT PROBLEM Symptoms
    No control, flaps, heat, A.C. Air outlet temperature too low when heat is at max. Footwell flaps function incorrectly. Heated air at center outlets then cools.

    Test/Suspect Problems
    Check fuse. Monovalve defective. (+) L pin 13 (-) L pin 9 = 11-19 ohms Auxiliary pump test. Isolate Pump. Current draw = less than 1.3 amps. Left Pin # 10

    Solution
    Replace fuse. Replace monovalve Replace Auxiliary Water pump.

    NEW UNIT PROBLEMS Symptom


    Low or no A.C. output.

    Test/Suspect Problem
    NOTE: TIME DELAYS ON CERTAIN FUNCTIONS MAY VARY DUE TO REENGINEERING Evaporator Temperature sensor (-) R pin 10 (+) R pin 4 = 9.5k ohms @ 77 Fahrenheit. In Car Temperature sensor. (-) R pin 10 (+) R pin 2 = 9.5k ohms @ 77 Fahrenheit. Outside Temperature sensor. (-) R pin 10 (+) R pin 9 = 2.4k ohms @ 77 Fahrenheit. Engine Coolant Temperature sensor. (-) R pin 10 (+) R pin 8 = .9 - 1.8k ohms @ 140 Fahrenheit. A.C. Cutout Control Unit defective. A.C. Compressor low pressure switch/low refrigerant pressure.

    Solution

    Replace sensor.

    Replace sensor.

    Replace sensor.

    Replace sensor.

    Replace A.C. Cutout Control Unit. Repair as needed. Replace sensor.

    Temperature Control inaccurate.

    Heater Core temperature sensor. (-) R pin 10 (+) R pin 7 = 9.5k ohms @ 77 Fahrenheit. Faulty sensors, test as listed above. A.C. Cutout Control unit defective.

    Replace sensor(s). Replace as needed. Replace as needed. Replace as needed. Replace Aspirator Blower.
    Climate Control Revised 08/30/00 #40885

    Blower cannot be switched off. Blower fluctuates up and down, or runs at half speed.

    Blower Regulator defective. Blower Regulator defective. Interior Temperature sensor ventilation not working.

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