Which of the 3 wires for AC Pressure Sens.
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Here's the info on the 2007 Cobalt A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor
LE5/LSJ engine:
Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function
1 BK/WH 2751 Ground
2 GY 2700 5-Volt Reference - 1
3 OG/BK 380 A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor Signal
L61 engine:
Pin Wire Color Circuit No. Function
1 BK 6256 Pressure Sensor Low Reference
2 GY 6255 5-Volt Reference - 1
3 RD/BK 380 A/C Refrigerant Pressure Sensor Signal
Below is the schematics of the A/C system. Sorry, it's a bit blurry. If needed, I can get a bigger, clearer pic of it.
Last edited by 5hizn1t; 04-29-2011 at 02:22 PM.
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Yes, that is exactly it.
Crawl underneath, cut the orange/black wire coming from the refrigerant pressure sensor (small hands help) and splice two longer lengths on each cut end. Run those longer lengths to where you want your switch to be.
Get a 2input/1output switch, mine was actually 120v rated but works just fine.
Connect orange/black going to PCM to output on the switch.
Connect orange/black from AC sensor to one of the inputs.
Connect WB 0-5v output to the other input on the switch.
Voila, AC or WB logging but not both
Crawl underneath, cut the orange/black wire coming from the refrigerant pressure sensor (small hands help) and splice two longer lengths on each cut end. Run those longer lengths to where you want your switch to be.
Get a 2input/1output switch, mine was actually 120v rated but works just fine.
Connect orange/black going to PCM to output on the switch.
Connect orange/black from AC sensor to one of the inputs.
Connect WB 0-5v output to the other input on the switch.
Voila, AC or WB logging but not both
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I'm guessing it's just a signal wire set up, so voltage might not be as much an issue..
Dude.. I can't thank you enough!!! My tuner guy has been so busy that he hasn't had a chance to get me the info for that switch set up. Many thanks!
Dude.. I can't thank you enough!!! My tuner guy has been so busy that he hasn't had a chance to get me the info for that switch set up. Many thanks!
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I have an 06 and I did checked my wires from A/C pressure sensor. It's Red/Black and I did what you did but for some reason it's not turning on. I use 1 wire from A/C sensor plugged to the top of the Rocker Switch, 1 wire go back to PCM go back to PCM go to the bottom of rocker switch, 1 from Wideband go to the middle of rocker switch, then last ground wire from Wideband hook on the metal. My Wideband still not turned on, it's AEM UEGO Wideband.
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When you say still not turned on, do you mean as in no power whatsoever?
Where are you getting your 12v power from?
The AC sensor wire you need to tap is but a 0-5v reference, resisted from a constant 5v power that you dont lol...I know this because I tapped the 5v constant first and couldn't figure out why my gauge read just fine but in HPTuners it was full lean. Anyways, tapping it all properly is moot if you don't have a 12v supply.
I tapped my IC pump power for the 12v, which itself was running off a spare fuse in the engine bay fuse box.
Where are you getting your 12v power from?
The AC sensor wire you need to tap is but a 0-5v reference, resisted from a constant 5v power that you dont lol...I know this because I tapped the 5v constant first and couldn't figure out why my gauge read just fine but in HPTuners it was full lean. Anyways, tapping it all properly is moot if you don't have a 12v supply.
I tapped my IC pump power for the 12v, which itself was running off a spare fuse in the engine bay fuse box.
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I had tried to do rocker switch with 5 pin relay, I can't get it work right. I attach Wideband ground wire to 12v ground wire n 1 go to 5 pin relay. It won't work, I took off from 5 pin relay and hook on rocker switch then it turn on. I did 5 pin relay hook on to rocker switch and I can hear click when I turn on rocker switch. It's a PAIN IN THE ASS! I am trying to figure out how ? Do I need to have ground wire from A/C pressure sensor ? I need to have wire diagrams to show me how to do this and get it working.