Hi
2011 RCZ, 200 petrol.
Climate control unit in the car which I understand is also the ECU does not light up at all, seems dead. Subbed with another unit and same.
I’ve checked the 12v feed and good.
Earth line (pin 4 on black connector) is a strange one. Shows resistance to earth of about 3meg which then results in a voltage drop to about 4 volts despite the 12v feed (I checked the 12v to chassis and good).
I’ve traced earth point 51 to the passenger footwell, all looks good,tight, however an end to end resistance check on the line to the AC ECU still gives a high resistance.
Thoughts? Any chance it is supposed to carry a resistance? I would have thought not?
I’m tempted to run a direct earth to the AC ECU just to get the supply V back up to 12 but I dont want to mess the unit up in case it is supposed to be on reduced supply voltage?
Note that I can see both ends of the earth line but as it disappears up inside the dash I cannot see the middle to see if anything fitted in line that might affect resistance.
2011 RCZ, 200 petrol.
Climate control unit in the car which I understand is also the ECU does not light up at all, seems dead. Subbed with another unit and same.
I’ve checked the 12v feed and good.
Earth line (pin 4 on black connector) is a strange one. Shows resistance to earth of about 3meg which then results in a voltage drop to about 4 volts despite the 12v feed (I checked the 12v to chassis and good).
I’ve traced earth point 51 to the passenger footwell, all looks good,tight, however an end to end resistance check on the line to the AC ECU still gives a high resistance.
Thoughts? Any chance it is supposed to carry a resistance? I would have thought not?
I’m tempted to run a direct earth to the AC ECU just to get the supply V back up to 12 but I dont want to mess the unit up in case it is supposed to be on reduced supply voltage?
Note that I can see both ends of the earth line but as it disappears up inside the dash I cannot see the middle to see if anything fitted in line that might affect resistance.