I don't think so, IDK,
but measuring all AMP pin voltages we can awswer that easy and the high low dual AC freon switch for 12vdc on both pins, is answer #2
the AC has its own engine overheat switch if the wire falls off or is wrong sensor or bad sensor there for AC sure that fails sure, and AMP pin on same at 12vdc same failure
but I waste my time with you, you fear the voltmeter so nobody can help you ever. (in a text box)
later we lean it was only a loss wire under the dash.... common on very old cars. all this.
but measuring all AMP pin voltages we can awswer that easy and the high low dual AC freon switch for 12vdc on both pins, is answer #2
the AC has its own engine overheat switch if the wire falls off or is wrong sensor or bad sensor there for AC sure that fails sure, and AMP pin on same at 12vdc same failure
but I waste my time with you, you fear the voltmeter so nobody can help you ever. (in a text box)
later we lean it was only a loss wire under the dash.... common on very old cars. all this.
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