Pin Assignment, Climatic Control Unit, Through May 27, 2011

2012 Volkswagen Golf R 4Motion (5K1) L4-2.0L Turbo (CRZA)SECTION Pin Assignment, Climatic Control Unit, Through May 27, 2011






Pin Assignment, Climatic Control Unit, through May 27, 2011

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required

Test Box (V.A.G 1598/42)

Test Adapter (V.A.G 1598/47)

Template (1598/47-2)

20-pin Harness Connector, in Wiring Diagram T20c






3 Center Outlet Temperature Sensor (G191)
5 High Pressure Sensor (G65)
7 CAN Low
8 CAN High
12 Right seat heater (optional)
13 Seat heating (option)
15 Terminal 75 seat heater (optional)
16 A/C Compressor Regulator Valve (N280)
18 Center outlet temperature sensor (G191) ground
19 Terminal 30A
20 Terminal 31

16-pin Harness Connector, in Wiring Diagram T16e






1 Temperature regulator door motor (V68) , warm
2 Evaporator temperature sensor (G308) or Evaporator vent temperature sensor (G263)
3 Air distribution door motor position sensor (G645)
4 Footwell outlet temperature sensor (G192)
5 Temperature regulator door motor position sensor (G92)
7 + 5 V for Temperature regulator door motor position sensor (G92)
8 Ground for the Front air distribution door motor position sensor (G92) , the Footwell vent temperature sensor (G192) ; the air distribution door motor position sensor (G645) and the evaporator temperature sensor (G308) or evaporator vent temperature sensor (G263)
9 Recirculation door motor (V113) , open
10 Recirculation door motor (V113) , close
11 Temperature regulator door motor (V68) , cold
12 Air distribution door motor (V428) , open
13 Air distribution door motor (V428) , closed

5-pin Harness Connector, in Wiring Diagram T5






1 3rd Blower Speed
2 2nd Blower Speed
3 1st Blower Speed
4 4th Blower Speed
5 Terminal X

RENDER: 1.0x

NO RELATED

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