You mentioned in a PM that no power to the coil winding of the K4 relay and there WAS a ground signal coming from the controls. Right?
Perhaps someone here can tell us what circuit/fuse serves the winding* of the K4 relay. Without power there the relay will never close, regardless of command.
* I've looked at Bentley wiring diagrams and cannot see what serves it.
If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue
Yeah I backprobed the relay and applied power to the switch side of the relay and it was working. So the relay checked out. From what I can see on wiring diagrams the power signal comes directly from the IHKA, there's no break, splice, or fuse in that circuit.
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IHKA applies a GROUND signal to the relay term 85, if no power is present at term 86 the relay will not close.
Please share the diagram indicating power from the IHKA. I could not find the source. If IHKA and no breaks, fuses, etc. then IHKA seems the culprit.
WAIT a minute. On a diagram in the Bentley(pg 640-6) it indicates 12V+ IS applied by IHKA. The terminals are not indicated but typical (DIN?) would be pin 86. Is pin 85 ground, regardless of commands?
Interestingly the relay appears in none of the actual wiring diagrams. Typically the controls send the ground signal, not 12v+
Between this and an Italian wiring nightmare I'm working on I'm confused. Hope I'm not adding to yours, say so if so.
IS term 4 on the FSU seeing ground?
Last edited by ross1; 02-08-2020 at 09:09 AM.
If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue
HEY! Yours is '98, right? Bentley says that is IHKR which as indicated on pg 640-9 doesn't use a blower relay, this concurs with my wiring diagrams. Seems they didn't update for later(9/99+up) versions.
Now I'm really confused and about to have a look at my '97 to see if it has the relay.
If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue
I am going to shut up.
I clearly have bad info here.
If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue
So I tried another IHKA that I pulled at a junkyard and still there blower motor doesn't activate.
Does anyone know how to actually recode the IHKA as this is the only thing I can think of to do?
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I checked the wiring from the IHKA to the blower motor relay and I have continuity (~0.1Ω).
I then backprobed the connector at the IHKA and have no power out at the module. I tried this with another IHKA, as stated in a previous reply, and have no power out of that module either.
I tried using INPA on my laptop to check the module but can't get past the main page and I'm not sure why.
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Have you checked the fuses for the IHKA?
Do you have power coming into the IHKA on the specified pins?
IIRC recoding is just for different parts of the country/world for things like climate, sun load, etc.
Last edited by JimLev; 02-19-2020 at 09:58 AM.
I’m currently having this same problem, replaced the IHKA and blower motor relay and can’t find out why my blower motor isn’t kicking on. The blower motor works, on my old IHKA it would turn on the blower motor, but not blow cold air even though the A/C compressor works and is full. Did you ever find out what was wrong with yours?
Nope I have a fused jumper wire where the relay should be so that I have heat and AC. Not getting a switching signal from the IHKA
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