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Third generation SL (2010–2016) / Kia Sportage SL Service & Repair Manual / Heating,Ventilation, Air Conditioning / Controller / Heater & A/C Control Unit(Full Automatic): Components and Components Location

Component

Connector Pin Function
Connector
Pin NO
Function
Connector
Pin NO
Function
Connector(A)
1
Battery
Connector(B)
1
CAN (LOW)
2
Tail Lamp (ILL+)
2
CAN (HIGH)
3
IG2
3
Intake Actuator (F/B)
4
DR Temp Actuator (COOL)
4
Mode Actuator (F/B)
5
DR Temp Actuator (WARM)
5
PS Temp Actuator (F/B)
6
Detent
6
DR Temp Actuator (F/B)
7
Mode Actuator (VENT)
7
Diagnosis (Cluster Ion)
8
Mode Actuator (DEF)
8
V Ref (+5V)
9
-
9
-
10
-
10
-
11
-
11
ECV IN
12
Rheostat (ILL-)
12
GND
13
GND
13
HI- Scan(L-line)
14
IG1
14
Evaporator Sensor
15
Ion Signal
15
Ambient Sensor
16
Intake Actuator (FRE)
16
-
17
Intake Actuator (REC)
17
LH Photo (-)
18
Clean Signal
18
RH Photo (-)
19
Blower Motor (+)
19
-
20
PS Temp Actuator (COOL)
20
-
21
PS Temp Actuator (WARM)
21
-
22
Power Mosfet (GATE)
22
ECV Out
23
Power Mosfet (DRAIN)
 
24
HTD(Rear Def Ind.)
25
Rear Def S/W (Low)
26
Sensor GND

Heater & A/C Control Unit(Manual): Repair procedures
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Heater & A/C Control Unit(Full Automatic): Repair procedures
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