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HOMESERVICE MANUALSAUDI2025Q5 SPORTBACK PRESTIGEREPAIR AND DIAGNOSISENGINE PERFORMANCEENGINE CONTROL SYSTEMSCOMPONENT LOCATIONS: CONTROL MODULES IN FRONT PART OF VEHICLECOMPONENT LOCATIONS: CONTROL MODULES IN FRONT PART OF VEHICLETHERMAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL MODULE -J1024- COMPONENT LOCATION AND CONNECTOR END VIEWPIN ARRANGEMENTS THERMAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL MODULE -J1024
2025 Audi Q5 Sportback Prestige

Pin Arrangements Thermal Management Control Module -J1024

2025 Audi Q5 Sportback PrestigeSECTION Pin Arrangements Thermal Management Control Module -J1024
-T40e- (A) Designation   -T40e- (A) Designation
82 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 3 -G904-   102  
83 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 6 -G907-   103 LIN
84 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 8 -G968-   104 LIN
85     105 CAN-H
86     106  
87 SIG, Thermal management coolant pump 2 -V618-   107 SIG, Thermal management coolant pumps relay -J1141-
88 CTRL, Radiator Fan -VX57-   108 SIG, Refrigerant cut-off valve -V424-
89 Terminal 87 Radiator Fan -VX57-   109 SIG, Coolant change-over valve 1 -N632-
90 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 2 -G903-   110 SIG, Coolant change-over valve 2 -N633-
91 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 5 -G906-   111 SIG, Coolant change-over valve 3 -N634-
92 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 7 -G908-   112 SIG, Coolant change-over valve 4 -N635-
93     113 CAN-L
94 SIG, Thermal management coolant pump 4 -V620-   114 SIG,

D111 
95 SIG, Thermal management coolant pump -V617-   115 GND,

271 
96 CTRL, Radiator Fan -VX57-   116 VS, Fuse 11 (on fuse panel B) -SB11-, Fuse Carrier 5 -ST5- in Relay and fuse carrier 1 -SR1-
97 Terminal 87 Radiator Fan -VX57-   117  
98 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 1 -G902-   118  
99 SIG, Thermal management coolant temperature sensor 4 -G905-   119  
100 SIG, Engine coolant level sensor 2 -G837-   120  
101 SIG,

D113 

   121  
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