andreasmoore2
Galaxy AUC Sensor Fault
Summary of the thread
A 2022 Ford Galaxy hybrid experienced a blower motor malfunction, diagnosed as an AUC sensor fault. The issue was suspected to be caused by a defective cable or plug connection. After checking, it was confirmed that a defective plug connection was the cause, and a workshop visit resolved the problem.
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andreasmoore2 (community.author)
Thanks. Do you know where exactly the connector sits? I'm unsure where to look.
leon_lange1
Unfortunately, I don't know the exact location in your Galaxy. In my Opel, it was relatively accessible near the air intake. Given the potential for electrical issues, I'd recommend having a workshop take a look.
andreasmoore2 (community.author)
Thank you. It was indeed a defective plug connection, a workshop visit was necessary. Repair cost was 95€.
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leon_lange1
I had a similar issue with my 2018 Opel Insignia. The climate control was acting up, and it turned out to be a sensor issue. Have you checked the sensor's wiring harness for any obvious damage or loose connections?