Heat Pump Control Module

2022 Subaru Impreza Base, 4D Sedan, Automatic CVT TransSECTION Heat Pump Control Module
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Terminal No. Contents Measuring condition Standard
(i365) No. 1 - - -
(i365) No. 2 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) High pressure solenoid valve drive Ignition switch: ON High pressure solenoid valve: ON Closed: Battery voltage
Open: 0.7 V or less
(i365) No. 3 - - -
(i365) No. 4 - - -
(i365) No. 5 - - -
(i365) No. 6 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Discharge temperature sensor (interior condenser IN side) Ignition switch: ON 0.2 - 4.8 V
(i365) No. 7 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Interior condenser outlet temperature sensor Ignition switch: ON 0.2 - 4.8 V
(i365) No. 8 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Exterior condenser outlet temperature sensor Ignition switch: ON 0.2 - 4.8 V
(i365) No. 9 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Evaporator outlet temperature sensor Ignition switch: ON 0.2 - 4.8 V
(i365) No. 10 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) GND2 Always Less than 0.5 V
(i365) No. 11 LIN communication (A/C control panel) Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 12 - - -
(i365) No. 13 - - -
(i365) No. 14 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) GND Always Less than 0.5 V
(i365) No. 15 Heating expansion valve A phase Ch2 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 16 Heating expansion valve A phase Ch1 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 17 - - -
(i365) No. 18 Cooling expansion valve A phase Ch2 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 19 Cooling expansion valve A phase Ch1 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 20 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Ignition power supply Ignition switch: ON Battery voltage
(i365) No. 21 - - -
(i365) No. 22 - - -
(i365) No. 23 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Low pressure solenoid valve drive Ignition switch: ON Low pressure solenoid valve: ON Closed: 12 V Open: 0 V
(i365) No. 24 - - -
(i365) No. 25 - - -
(i365) No. 26 - - -
(i365) No. 27 - - -
(i365) No. 28 - - -
(i365) No. 29 - - -
(i365) No. 30 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Sensor GND2 Always Less than 0.5 V
(i365) No. 31 - - -
(i365) No. 32 - - -
(i365) No. 33 - - -
(i365) No. 34 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Sensor GND Always Less than 0.5 V
(i365) No. 35 Heating expansion valve B phase Ch1 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 36 Heating expansion valve B phase Ch2 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 37 - - -
(i365) No. 38 Cooling expansion valve B phase Ch1 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 39 Cooling expansion valve B phase Ch2 Cannot be measured (digital signal) -
(i365) No. 40 (+) ←→ Chassis ground (-) Battery power supply Always Battery voltage
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