YOUR RESEARCH99 AC Compressor Ground
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Hello, putting the AC compressor back into my car (1999 C2). Came across this ground cable and can�t seem to find where it connects. Anyone have experience with fitting their AC compressor and attaching this ground?
That's not a ground. It's a +12V that turns the electromagnetic clutch on and off. Had mine off last year but can't remember where exactly the connector for it is. Obviously it's somewhere as far as the wire reaches. If I'm not mistaken, it connects to a single connector.
Imo000, thanks for the reply. Was able to quickly find where to plug it in (connection right under intake manifold on the passenger side) after a quick �996 AC clutch power source� google search. Appreciate the help.
Good Lord! Is that a mouse or rats nest behind the AC compressor?
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Yup it's a House of Mouse for sure.
You had your AC compressor out and didn't notice that? Wow! Shop vac time...
Oh man! I didnt notice that when I posted the picture. Thankfully, that is not a picture of my engine, just one I pulled off google images to show the AC Clutch connection. No mouse house for me!
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