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Where is the AirCon thermostat located?
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Where is the AirCon thermostat located?
Hi, trying to follow the troubleshooting for the aircon and I have a pic on the bottom of page 22-18 of the air con thermostat... and I cant find it or recognise where it is from the pic...??? I have had a good look under there as I have the heater and radio out the dash, but its hiding....Anyone?
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Re: Where is the AirCon thermostat located?
Thanks everybody for answering so quickly...(what would we do without the LG forum?)
Merlin, I think you are correct...its just dificult to locate it with the glovebox and heater motor in your face
I'll take another look later.. the diagram does show a wire tracing around a box or something leading to it.
I should be able to see this right, without removing the glovebox etc?
Merlin, I think you are correct...its just dificult to locate it with the glovebox and heater motor in your face

I'll take another look later.. the diagram does show a wire tracing around a box or something leading to it.
I should be able to see this right, without removing the glovebox etc?
Tim
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Yeah, the bit that Merlin mentioned is what is used for turning the compressor on/off. This will switch off at around 2 degrees, and back on at around 6. Eco mode will change that to about 4 and 8.
[edit] This may actually be on the other side of the evaporator unit, it senses the temperature of the air passing through it before it goes into the heater matrix.[/edit]
If it's a UKDM, then this is the only sensor used (other than pressure sensor on the condenser unit).
For a JDM with digital climate control, there is also the following:
Internal temperature sensor - this is located behind the little grill to the left of the steering wheel
Sunlight sensor - this is located in the top of the dashboard, right in the corner by the windscreen on the driver's side
External temperature sensor - this is located at the front of the vehicle, behind the bumper, on the vertical metal support bracket
There is then also the valve for controlling the coolant entering the heater matrix - on a UKDM this is manually operated by the slider in the cabin, on a JDM this is electronically controlled.
[edit] This may actually be on the other side of the evaporator unit, it senses the temperature of the air passing through it before it goes into the heater matrix.[/edit]
If it's a UKDM, then this is the only sensor used (other than pressure sensor on the condenser unit).
For a JDM with digital climate control, there is also the following:
Internal temperature sensor - this is located behind the little grill to the left of the steering wheel
Sunlight sensor - this is located in the top of the dashboard, right in the corner by the windscreen on the driver's side
External temperature sensor - this is located at the front of the vehicle, behind the bumper, on the vertical metal support bracket
There is then also the valve for controlling the coolant entering the heater matrix - on a UKDM this is manually operated by the slider in the cabin, on a JDM this is electronically controlled.
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Ok. I have a little update. I found the thermostat in the place Merlin pointed to. Except its been updated. Its a 3*c relay/resistor with 3 wires not 2 as per the workshop manual. Blu/red Blu/Ylw and Ylw/Blk. With ign on the ylw/blk had 12v not the blu/ylw as per manual. There was no continuity between the 2 pins blu/red blu/ylw either. But blu/red wire did show continuity back to the heator control panel, so I know the wires are not broken, and the control panel I soldered is working. I had it back out and tested the pins on the green connector with each of the switches pressed on/off and pins 1 and 2 control the air/con and were working correctly, and the buttons all light up fine. I've now ruled this out as faulty, and moved on to check the other components. Something else must be playing up.
My JDM chassis car is re-wired 100% UKDM from my old BB1. So although on paper its a JDM BB1 its identical to a 95 UKDM BB1.
My JDM chassis car is re-wired 100% UKDM from my old BB1. So although on paper its a JDM BB1 its identical to a 95 UKDM BB1.
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