K33 HVAC Control Module X3

2019 Chevrolet Tahoe LS, 4WD, Gas/EthanolSECTION K33 HVAC Control Module X3
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GM1715223
Connector Part Information
  • Harness Type: HVAC
  • OEM Connector: 31410-1200
  • Service Connector: Service by Harness - See Part Catalog
  • Description: 20-Way F 64 Series, Sealed (BK)
Terminal Part Information

Terminal Type ID Terminated Lead Diagnostic Test Probe Terminal Removal Tool Service Terminal Tray Name Core Crimp Insulation Crimp
I Not Required J-35616-64B (LT BU) No Tool Required Not Required Not Required Not Required Not Required
Pin Size Color Circuit Function Terminal Type ID Option
1 22 BN 516 Upper Left Air Temperature Sensor Signal I -
2 22 YE 3165 Mode Door Stepper Motor Control 1 I -
3 22 WH/RD 3166 Mode Door Stepper Motor Control 2 I -
4 22 GY/BN 3167 Mode Door Stepper Motor Control 3 I -
5 22 GN/WH 3168 Mode Door Stepper Motor Control 4 I -
6 - 8 - - - Not Occupied - -
9 22 BK/YE 407 Sensor Low Reference I -
10 - - - Not Occupied - -
11 22 GN 3169 Temp Door Stepper Motor Control 1 I -
12 22 WH/PK 3170 Temp Door Stepper Motor Control 2 I -
13 22 GY/RD 3171 Temp Door Stepper Motor Control 3 I -
14 22 RD/BK 3172 Temp Door Stepper Motor Control 4 I -
15 22 BK 7572 HVAC Motor Control I -
16 22 GY 3173 Air Inlet Door Stepper Motor Control 1 I -
17 22 BU/WH 3174 Air Inlet Door Stepper Motor Control 2 I -
18 22 BN/GN 3175 Air Inlet Door Stepper Motor Control 3 I -
19 22 RD/GN 3176 Air Inlet Door Stepper Motor Control 4 I -
20 22 GY 6137 EVAP Core Temperature Sensor Signal I -
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