Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: High Pressure Sensor -G65

Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual / Refrrigerant R134a Servicing / Refrigerant Circuit General Information / Switches and Sensors on Refrigerant Circuit and Connections / High Pressure Sensor -G65

Note

For switching pressures, removing and installing switches and switch arrangement and version, see vehicle-specific refrigerant circuit.

Refer to → Rep. Gr.87.

This High Pressure Sensor -G65- is installed in place of an A/C Pressure Switch -F129-.

The high-pressure sensor generates a square-wave signal or a data telegram when voltage is applied. This signal changes along with pressure in the system.

The downstream control modules (coolant fan control module, ECM), Front A/C Display Control Head -E87- or Climatronic Control Module -J255-, etc.) use this signal to calculate pressure in the refrigerant circuit and to activate the coolant fans and motor and A/C Clutch -N25- or to change the A/C Compressor Regulator Valve -N280- activation.

High Pressure Sensor -G65

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Note For switching pressures, removing and installing switches and switch arrangement and version, see vehicle-specific refrigerant circuit. ...

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