Purpose
The climate control unit performs air conditioning according to the operation by the users and the driving conditions of the vehicle.
Function
The climate control unit determines optimum air-conditioning based on the input signals from each sensor and the control module and the operation signals from the control panel, and controls each actuator, A/C compressor, and the blower motor..
Construction
A wire-type climate control unit has been adopted.
The climate control unit consists of a control panel and a control unit.
The switches and dials shown in the figure are positioned on the control panel.
Operation
Airflow temperature setting
When the temperature control dial is turned, the length of the air mix wire is changed, and the air mix door position is switched via the air mix link. As a result, the blower air temperature is changed..
Airflow mode setting
When the mode dial is turned, the length of the airflow mode wire is changed, and the airflow mode door position is switched via the airflow mode main link and the airflow mode sub link. As a result, the airflow mode is changed..
Fail-safe
Function not equipped.
Push Button Start Removal/Installation
1. Disconnect the negative battery cable..
2. Remove the meter hood..
3. While pressing the push button start tab in the direction of the arrow (1)
shown in the figure, push out the push button start in the direction of the arrow
(2) shown in the figure to detach the push button start tab fr ...
Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
Purpose
The engine oil pressure warning light warns the driver that the engine oil
level is insufficient.
Function
When the instrument cluster receives the engine oil pressure warning light
request signal sent from the PCM via the CAN signal, it illuminates the engine
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Climate Control Unit Disassembly/Assembly [Manual Air Conditioner]
1. Disassemble in the order indicated in the figure.
1
Dial
2
Airflow mode wire
(See Wire Removal Note.)
(See Wire Installation Note.)
3
Air mix wire
(See Wire Removal Note.)
(See Wire Installation Note ...