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medic911 11-25-2011 09:07 AM

A/C Console Switch Wiring - 1988 turbo
 
Just took apart my console to get the leather repaired and didn't look at this forum first (my bad). Ended up with the two green wires pulled off the a/c switch located in the console. The terminals are numbered 1 and 2. The wires are both Green, one with a white stripe. Does anyone know which goes where?

Also noticed the thermocouple wire insulation is brittle and missing in spots. Thinking of just re-wrapping it with some insul-tape when I re-install. To replace the wire looks like a major pain. Any other ideas.

thx..

wwest 11-25-2011 10:12 AM

That isn't a wire and there isn't a thermocouple. That's a capillary tube carrying a liquid that expands and contacts as a function of the temperature within the cooling evaporator vanes/fins.

Have no idea about the wiring.

86 911 Targa 11-25-2011 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wwest (Post 6392310)
That isn't a wire and there isn't a thermocouple. That's a ccapillary tube carrying a liquid that expands and contacts as a function of the temperature within the cooling evaporator vanes/fins.

Have no idea about the wiring.

Doesn't matter as the green wires are accross the switch contacts.

As for the aluminum capillary tube, be very careful,
as it is very easy to separate the tube from the switch.

You can only re-sleeve it from the evaporator end.

Here's the switch:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1322251366.jpg

medic911 11-25-2011 11:45 AM

Thanks to you both. Just bought this car. It's my first 911 and I'm doing a few small things myself but a little nervous about it!

86 911 Targa 11-25-2011 12:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by medic911 (Post 6392427)
Thanks to you both. Just bought this car. It's my first 911 and I'm doing a few small things myself but a little nervous about it!

Great approach.

Mistakes can cost $$$$$$$$$$$

Best,

Gerry


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