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Connector assignment for air-conditioning control module

NOTE:
  • The two connectors, A and C, are replaced by networking (used by CAN-Comfort Bus)!
  • The signals required for function or control are exchanged via the CAN Bus lines CAN Comfort high and CAN Comfort low!
Fig 1: Identifying Connector Assignment For Air-Conditioning Control Module (As Of MY 2002)
G03099096Courtesy of PORSCHE OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Connector B (red)

CONNECTOR B (RED) PIN IDENTIFICATION - AS OF MY 2002

Pin Designation Pin Designation
1 CAN Comfort High 2 CAN Comfort Low
3 Footwell/defrost valve checkback signal 4 Check checkback signal of recirculated air/outside air flap
5 Outside temperature sensor (air intake) 6 Interior temperature sensor
7 Temperature sensor (blower outlet sensor footwell) 8 Not used
Pin Designation Pin Designation
9 Sensor ground supply 10 Checkback signal fan (-)
11 Checkback signal fan (+) 12 Activation signal fan
13 Temperature mixing valve checkback signal 14 Central flap checkback signal
15 Not used 16 Compresser voltage
17 Not used 18 Not used
19 Information system (PCM) 20 Sensor power supply (+5V/10mA)

Connector D (black)

CONNECTOR D (BLACK) PIN IDENTIFICATION - AS OF MY 2002

Pin Designation Pin Designation
1 Not used 2 Temperature mixing valve motor
3 Footwell/defrost flap motor 4 Motor, central flap
5 Outside air/bypass air flap motor 6 Not used
7 Terminal 30 8 Not used
9 Terminal 15 10 Temperature mixing valve motor
11 Footwell/defrost flap motor 12 Motor, central flap
13 Outside air/bypass air flap motor 14 Not used
15 Terminal 31 16 Not used