NB HVAC in an NA
10-06-2009, 12:31 PM
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Bottom diagram depicts a 99 climate control connector, and how it must be wired to a 93 dash harness. 99 position 1 to 93 position 4 and so on.
I didn't finish the dash illumination system, since you said yours works, and it's on a different page of the workshop manual.
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10-06-2009, 12:59 PM
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Do you mean 1 to 3?
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10-06-2009, 01:04 PM
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On the large connector,
99 position 1 is fan speed 2
93 position 4 is fan speed 2
On the small NB specific 3 pin connector, position 1 NB goes to position 3 on the NA large connector. That's +V to illuminate the a/c on indicator.
I assume the R/B and G/W 2 position connector you have pictured is the NA dash illumination harness.
99 position 1 is fan speed 2
93 position 4 is fan speed 2
On the small NB specific 3 pin connector, position 1 NB goes to position 3 on the NA large connector. That's +V to illuminate the a/c on indicator.
I assume the R/B and G/W 2 position connector you have pictured is the NA dash illumination harness.
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10-06-2009, 01:12 PM
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Ok, I think I understand and If I do then I have it all wired correctly. I think all I need to do is ground the NB3 wire which is blue/yellow?
And where should the diode go?
And in case I'm reading this wrong NB2 and NB3 both go to position 2
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And where should the diode go?
And in case I'm reading this wrong NB2 and NB3 both go to position 2
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Just so I'm not mixed up I labeled the pins....
Pin 1 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 4 on the NA harness
Pin 2 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
Pin 3 on the HVAC side is empty
Pin 4 and 5 go to the lights
Pin 6 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 7 on the NA harness
Pin 7 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 8 on the NA harness
Pin 8 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 6 on the NA harness
NB1 goes to Pin 3 on the NA harness
NB2 goes to Pin 2 with a diode on the NA harness
NB3 goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
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Pin 1 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 4 on the NA harness
Pin 2 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
Pin 3 on the HVAC side is empty
Pin 4 and 5 go to the lights
Pin 6 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 7 on the NA harness
Pin 7 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 8 on the NA harness
Pin 8 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 6 on the NA harness
NB1 goes to Pin 3 on the NA harness
NB2 goes to Pin 2 with a diode on the NA harness
NB3 goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
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10-06-2009, 02:47 PM
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It probably works either way, but I think putting the diode on NB3 is a better idea, after actually looking at the diagrams.
That's why I put it there on my pinout.
That's why I put it there on my pinout.
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NB3 goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
Pin 2 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
Both go to Pin 5 on the NA pig tail
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Pin 2 on the HVAC side goes to Pin 5 on the NA harness
Both go to Pin 5 on the NA pig tail
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Got ya. You want the diode in line on the jumper between NA5 (main harness) and NB3 (a/c switch harness). You do not want the diode in the fan speed circuit.
Run the jumper from the NA harness 5 to NB3. Cut that wire, then put a diode in it. Note that the diode is directional. The banded end goes away from the a/c button.
Run the jumper from the NA harness 5 to NB3. Cut that wire, then put a diode in it. Note that the diode is directional. The banded end goes away from the a/c button.
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Got ya. You want the diode in line on the jumper between NA5 (main harness) and NB3 (a/c switch harness). You do not want the diode in the fan speed circuit.
Run the jumper from the NA harness 5 to NB3. Cut that wire, then put a diode in it. Note that the diode is directional. The banded end goes away from the a/c button.
Run the jumper from the NA harness 5 to NB3. Cut that wire, then put a diode in it. Note that the diode is directional. The banded end goes away from the a/c button.
lol.Thanks again man.
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