1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette "wire diagram ac control head" Questions

...diagram. The fans are powered by two 30amp maxi fuses. The relays and fan motors are grounded thru the engine computer. The computer takes input from the coolant sensor and the ac control to decide ...

...diagram, the top wires are voltage for hi or lo beam, the bottom wire is ground. At either relay, the load side of relay is that line with arrowhead, terminals 30 and 87. The control side of relay ...

...AC dash lights gone out The dash lights around the air conditioning control on my 2001 F-150 have just gone out. How am I able to get to the lights to change them? You have to remove the center ...

...AC Fan and Wipers all at the same time! Fuses are all Good, Suspect either a relay that powers all these fuses, or something in the Key Switch that distributes the power when key is turned. Any ...

ac cooling fan runs all the time It's the fan in front of the radiator fan it runs all the time whether the ad is on or not. is there some kind of sensor or relay that could be not working? Hello, Its

...AC and other 'directional' switch didn't work either only worked for a 10-30 seconds. I then pulled the dash and found the switch burnt on a couple of pins. I replaced the switch and ...

AC assembly that control where the air is directed to . They are controlled electrically by the solenoid module ! You could have a bad solenoid , a leaking vacuum diaphragm or hose , the control panel

...wire on the front passenger side on the radiator support arround the head light it could be also be a culprit. Hope this may help; Regards, VOTIT check this diagram.and locate the vaccum line. Double ...

...diagram the top wire for each lamp is voltage, the bottom wire is ground. Check voltage and ground when problem is ongoing. At the moment, not sure why the headlamps and ac effect each other? Always ...

...diagram to test the cooling system fan before buying 2 new fans. Thanks, Earl on Maui The AC cooling fan (in some cars) is tied to the operation of the AC only. Others are used as auxiliaries even ...