a/c compessor
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On the pre-computer cars, the clutch wiring was powered by the heater controls, went thru the two pressure switches, and then to the compressor clutch. (and then it just ran off to a ground somewhere. You could probably do something similar without too much trouble... but.... one of the reasons that PCM is "aware" of the a/c system, (and controls it...) is so it can bump idle when the a/c is engaged. Otherwise, run run the risk of stalling at stops when the compressor is engaged.
Did you also use the Power Distribution Box from the truck?
Did you also use the Power Distribution Box from the truck?
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yes used the distribution box, but removed all wires not needed. car has a classic auto air system, so is not fact. air. what gets me is both wires seem to be tied together. you can hook 12v to either wire, and the other will read 12v also. with a meter I have continuity between pump case and ground, but none between ground and either wire. has to have a ground to the magnet somehow. could be the clutch went out, but worked last summer. dave.
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running power straight from batt. for test purposes. two wires going to clutch. both wires are connected together somewhere in the coil it seems. will not engage with ground to case and power to either wire, even tied them together and nothing. ground to black wire, and power to black and white wire, dead short. same thing other way around.