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A/C Relay Question
I just noticed that my '86 has a red fuel pump relay #911.615.108.01 where the A/C relay is supposed to be in the front fuse and relay panel (Bentley Fig 971-1). Does that make any sense? It seems to be working.
The A/C relay that I just ordered from Pelican does not look like it will fit into the existing socket. Do I need an adapter? I see from searching the subject that this is an updated relay.
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07-19-2006, 07:26 PM
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Have you checked the smuggler's box for a relay location?
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Jim,
Is that where the evaporator blower relay is located?
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I don't believe there is an evaporator relay per se in an '86. Looking at the '86 wiring digram there is a relay that provides power to the entire A/C system and a second one that provides power to the front condenser blower. What isn't working on your car?
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Is the relay you're trying to install blocky shaped, have four blade terminals (85, 30, 86, 87), a fuse on top and and the part number 911.615.103.01? If so it's the front condenser blower relay updated with a fuse. On an '86 the main A/C relay is round, red and contains a diode.
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Non-updated style relay (no fuse).
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07-19-2006, 08:50 PM
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Go to Rat Shack and buy an automotive relay. It's a lot cheaper than a Porsche relay that is now made in CHina.
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