A/C Circuit Guru's needed!
I'm having some A/C problems and hoped someone could point me in the right direction.
Background info: 90' RX7 Vert w/ TII swap Purchased the car with working A/C and a Microtech Swapped ECU to Haltech E8 and A/C no longer works Using the same logicon that worked 6 months ago Here's what I have so far - I went through the Microtech wiring diagram and undid all wiring required for A/C on that system ( put A/C wiring back to stock at the relay and AC-02 connector ) - Haltech work around for A/C and boost control bug performed - Load default_e8.map and setup input and output. I was unable to get a signal from the A/C button even with the "fix". - Haltech is not receiving a signal from the logicon when A/C button is pressed and illuminated. Tried both my "tuned" map and the default map as recommended by Haltech and those who have gone through it on 7club. - Compressor shows ground between connector and pump. - I'm not able to properly activate the A/C main relay which causes no signal to go to the compressor on A/C button depress. - I've tried 2 A/C relays and still get 12v on the red/yellow wire which is supposed to read 0v when A/C circuit is functioning properly. All other relay posts are normal. - Inverting the input ( AC request ) from the Haltech turns the A/C system on but will not allow me to turn it off. - When the A/C is on I can see it flow through the glass. There are bubbles present. I understand this is something that would indicate a low level. However, A/C should not activate at all if the level is too low. This leads me to believe I should be able to run the system as is. I will need a recharge soon but don't want to spend the money until I know it will work. - I'm thinking there's a short between the logicaon and the front portion of the A/C harness. Everything I have read says the logicon should not light up when the A/C button is pressed unless there is a completed circuit. I need help bad. I've been losing my patience pretty quickly in the heat. Any good next steps you can think of would be appreciated! |
Any body have any ideas besides ditching the A/C?
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The A/C is wired into your stock ECU. When the car was upgraded to the Microtech the installer rigged the harness so that the A/C would still work. Search the Microtech forum for A/C and you'll see that you can jump two wires on the stock ECU plug to make the A/C work. The ECU doesn't make a difference unless your using it to bump up the idle for the load of the compressor. Its my opinion its not the ECU swap that has caused your A/C issue.
Heres the thread regarding the A/C from the MT forum. https://www.rx7club.com/microtech-111/got-my-c-working-184227/ |
Have you checked the pressure to ensure the Hi/Low switch is letting the system turn on?
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Originally Posted by Rotary?Cool
(Post 8311658)
The A/C is wired into your stock ECU. When the car was upgraded to the Microtech the installer rigged the harness so that the A/C would still work. Search the Microtech forum for A/C and you'll see that you can jump two wires on the stock ECU plug to make the A/C work. The ECU doesn't make a difference unless your using it to bump up the idle for the load of the compressor. Its my opinion its not the ECU swap that has caused your A/C issue.
Heres the thread regarding the A/C from the MT forum. https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=184227 Do you know what I need to probe on the interior harness to trace the signal? I went through the FSM but got a bit overwhelmed. Thank for the help! |
Originally Posted by J-Rat
(Post 8311734)
Have you checked the pressure to ensure the Hi/Low switch is letting the system turn on?
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