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Air Conditioner Control Circuit:

Turn the ignition switch ON, locate terminal #6 of the ECu connector C50-1, and test for the presence of power with the A/C switch in the "on" position. Battery voltage should be available with the switch in the "on" position, and 0 volts should be present in the "off" position.

NOTE: To test pins do not remove the connector from the ECU, instead insert a straight pin or needle in the back side of the connector.

Air Conditioner Control Circuit:

Turn the ignition switch ON, locate terminal #10 of the ECu connector C50-6, and test for the presence of power with the A/C switch in the "on" position. Battery voltage should be available with the switch in the "on" position, and 0 volts should be present in the "off" position.

NOTE: To test pins do not remove the connector from the ECU, instead insert a straight pin or needle in the back side of the connector.

Air Conditioner Control Circuit:

Air Conditioner Relay Location:

To test the Air Conditioning Relay, located in the passenger compartment, proceed as follows.

Fig. 6 Condenser Fan Relay Terminal Identification:

1. Remove the Air Conditioning Relay.
2. Test terminals L and B for continuity, there should be no continuity.
3. Apply 12vdc power across terminals S1 and S2.
4. Test terminals L and B for continuity, there should be continuity.
5. If the relay fails either test it should be replaced.

NOTE: In referencing the wiring schematic in ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS, the terminals 2 and 4 refer to terminals L and B as marked on the relay. Terminals 1 and 3 relate to S1 and S2 as marked on the relay.