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    Pinout for Climate Control Unit?

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    Anyone happen to have a pinout diagram for the climate control unit or its wiring harness? I tried to look for it, but couldn't find it.

    If it matters, I have a unit with dual zone controls (8E0820043 afaik). But pinout for any variant for the B6 is probably nice to have anyway, if there are multiple pinout variations.

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    I think I have something similar to your request but it might not be precise enough for you.

    https://imgur.com/BRoL8mG

    Doc is in french, so I copy paste it here. It's easier for you to use google translate after.
    If you want to look for the document in English, you should search for SST 254.

    Composants
    C20 Piles solaires
    E87 Unité de commande et d’affichage du climatiseur
    G59 Détecteur de température siège du conducteur
    G60 Détecteur de température siège du passager AV
    G65 Transmetteur de haute pression
    G89 Détecteur de température - canal d’aspiration d’air frais
    G107 Cellule photo-électrique pour rayonnement solaire
    G112 Potentiomètre dans servomoteur de volet central
    G113 Potentiomètre dans servomoteur de volet de pression dynamique
    G135 Potentiomètre dans servomoteur de volet de dégivrage
    G143 Potentiomètre dans servomoteur de volet d’air recyclé
    G150 Transmetteur de température de diffuseur gauche
    G151 Transmetteur de température de diffuseur droit
    G220 Servomoteur de potentiomètre de volet de température gauche
    G221 Servomoteur de potentiomètre de volet de température droit
    G238 Capteur de qualité d’air
    G261 Transmetteur de température de diffusion, plancher gauche
    G262 Transmetteur de température de diffusion, plancher droit
    G263 Transmetteur de température de diffusion, évaporateur
    J9 Relais de dégivrage de pare-brise et de glace AR
    J126 Appareil de commande de soufflante
    N280 Vanne de régulation pour compresseur, climatiseur
    S Fusibles
    V2 Soufflante d’air frais
    V70 Servomoteur de volet central
    V71 Servomoteur de volet de pression dynamique
    V107 Servomoteur de volet de dégivrage
    V113 Servomoteur de volet d’air recyclé
    V158 Servomoteur de volet de température, G
    V159 Servomoteur de volet de température, D
    Z1 Dégivrage de glace AR
    Z6 Chauffage de siège du conducteur
    Z8 Chauffage de siège du passager AV

    Signaux supplémentaires
    1 CAN High confort
    2 CAN Low confort
    3 Borne 75
    4 Dégivrage Z2

    Codage couleur
    VERT = Signal d’entrée
    BLEU = Signal de sortie
    ROUGE = Alimentation - positif
    MARRON = Masse
    JAUNE = Bus CAN

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    Thank you! It might not be exactly what I need, but it certainly could prove to be useful. :)

    The document in English can be found here for anyone needing it: http://www.volkspage.net/technik/ssp/ssp/SSP_254.pdf

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nozemi View Post
    Thank you! It might not be exactly what I need, but it certainly could prove to be useful. :)

    The document in English can be found here for anyone needing it: http://www.volkspage.net/technik/ssp/ssp/SSP_254.pdf
    This document apparently was for a B7? Unrelated to climate control but interesting to see on page 22 that the dual side mount intercoolers have a separate high-low bypass through each intercooler so that the charge flow is more or less routed in parallel through working area of the intercoolers instead of in series. I am thinking that the USA market B7 intercoolers Ive seen each only had 1 inlet & 1 outlet so this feature might not have been included here?

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    It's for a B6. It says '01 and the drawing is a B6 + the engines are B6.
    At least in Europe, the B7 only had new gen diesels so 2.0 TDI, 2.7 TDI 3.0 TDI so it's probably why it's different from what you've seen.
    + Based on page 22, it seems that the B6 had 2 different types of intercooler systems aswell on the 2.5 tdi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bab73 View Post
    It's for a B6. It says '01 and the drawing is a B6 + the engines are B6.
    At least in Europe, the B7 only had new gen diesels so 2.0 TDI, 2.7 TDI 3.0 TDI so it's probably why it's different from what you've seen.
    + Based on page 22, it seems that the B6 had 2 different types of intercooler systems aswell on the 2.5 tdi.
    Any explanation of why they refer to the 4-cylinder as a 2.0L and not 1.8? Was there ever a 20-valve 2.0 actually produced or maybe they had plans for a bump up in the displacement from prior B5 and then just left it alone?

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    There are 2 different 4 cylinders naturally aspirated 2liters on the B6. We had both in Europe, I don't know for US.
    A 2l 130hp, 20v, so probably derivated from the 1.8(t). Based on the power sheet it is this one in the SST 254.
    And the 2l 150 FSI, with 16v, probably the NA version of the 2l TFSI that you can find on the B7.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bab73 View Post
    There are 2 different 4 cylinders naturally aspirated 2liters on the B6. We had both in Europe, I don't know for US.
    A 2l 130hp, 20v, so probably derivated from the 1.8(t). Based on the power sheet it is this one in the SST 254.
    And the 2l 150 FSI, with 16v, probably the NA version of the 2l TFSI that you can find on the B7.
    THanks, I did not realize availability of other 4-cylinders offered elsewhere. USA only got the 1.8T (and V6) for B5 and B6.

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    Pinout for Climate Control Unit?

    Here's a quick pinout I just made, you guys should reeeeeeally learn how to read the erwin diagrams

    Last edited by Gunnarrrrr; 04-26-2025 at 11:43 PM.
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    Much appreciated!

    Also, I totally agree. Any pointers to get me (and other fellow noobs like me) in the right direction for learning how to read erwin diagrams? Also, to avoid confusion; an erwin diagram, is that what we were referring to from the SSP?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nozemi View Post
    Much appreciated!

    Also, I totally agree. Any pointers to get me (and other fellow noobs like me) in the right direction for learning how to read erwin diagrams? Also, to avoid confusion; an erwin diagram, is that what we were referring to from the SSP?
    take a look at this to start

    https://mega.nz/file/774yhbIB#3UG4wY...bklp9OgC16D1UM


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