i unpluged the blue relay on the car side and mine works, and in fact when i had it pluged in the fan didn't work right. i did ground the wires that went to it though(except for the 1 posative wire of course, i used that as one of my +wired for the dcc)NoHicas wrote:If you guys are unpluging the blue relay on the car side of the harness, plug it back in! You need both to be plugged in in order for the bi-level selector to funtion properly. And you dont have to have the ambient air temp sensor for the outside for the unit to work. My DCC works fine with only the Cabin Air Temp Sensor and Sunlight Sensor. I'm in the process of writing a PDF install manual, so keep an eye out for it.
thankyou RPS13.5RPS13.5 wrote:"can anyone tell me what the green red wire on the seven pin plug does ?"
The green/red wire goes into the intake door motor the one that open or close the vent in or out of the car. You will see the plug that have 4 PIN wire and one of those is empty and basically that where it goes.
Then you must not be using the JDM Blower Speed Resistor. It's different than the USDM one. But if you got yours to work then I guess there is more than one way to skin this cat. In my PDF manual I will have then both pluged in though, just because it's easier to just change the resistor than splice wires. But if you want to do a small write up on your splice job I can add it to the manual as an optional rought just incase someone doesn't have the corect resestor.s1ckb0y wrote:
i unpluged the blue relay on the car side and mine works, and in fact when i had it pluged in the fan didn't work right. i did ground the wires that went to it though(except for the 1 posative wire of course, i used that as one of my +wired for the dcc)
thankyou RPS13.5RPS13.5 wrote:"can anyone tell me what the green red wire on the seven pin plug does ?"
The green/red wire goes into the intake door motor the one that open or close the vent in or out of the car. You will see the plug that have 4 PIN wire and one of those is empty and basically that where it goes.
Yea i am useing a 95 maxima fan controll amp instead of the jdm one, although i don't know what difference it would make. I'm not going to pretend that i know every thing but i have looked at the jdm and maxima side by side and they look identical inside and out, but i might have missed something, i do that a lotNoHicas wrote:
Then you must not be using the JDM Blower Speed Resistor. It's different than the USDM one. But if you got yours to work then I guess there is more than one way to skin this cat. In my PDF manual I will have then both pluged in though, just because it's easier to just change the resistor than splice wires. But if you want to do a small write up on your splice job I can add it to the manual as an optional rought just incase someone doesn't have the corect resestor.
There is a pic in this thread somewhere.CRZY_AZN wrote:does anyone have a pix of the aspirator?