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Accord 3 (1985-1989) Accord 6 (1997-2002)

Checking the air conditioner switch signal (Honda Accord 3)

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This signal is sent to the control unit when there is a need for the air conditioner electrical circuits (air conditioner switch).

Start the engine.

Turn on the compressor.

Turn on the air conditioner (air conditioner switch).

If the air conditioner is not working, it should be checked.

If the air conditioner is working, then you should measure the voltage between pins 10 (Blue/Red (+)) and 32 (Black (-)).

If the voltage is below 3V, the air conditioner switch signal is normal.

Otherwise, you should repair the break in the Blue/Red wire between the air conditioner switch and terminal 10 of the control unit.

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