Explorer AC Compressor to Vintage Air help!

[71 CA Bronco]

Hey Guys,
I'm needing help wiring a Vintage Air, EFI Guy 1996 Explorer harness to stock Explorer compressor.

Gary's harness shows a Dark Green/Black stripe wire labeled "Power for A/C system, Hot anytime A/C or High Idle. I'm not sure what this wire is intended for or where to connect it?

The explorer compressor has two wires coming off it:

Solid Black
Black with yellow stripe

I imagine one is hot (so goes to binary switch) and the other is ground (chassis). I need to know which is which?

Any help here is greatly appreciated.

 

[surfer-b]

1:solid blk is grnd
2:need a wire from the AC evap unit "switch on" to one of the pressure switch terminals,
3:On the other pressure switch terminal connect the blk/yel along with the grn/blk stripe,
when the Ac unit is turned on it will go through the pressure switch, engage the compressor clutch and also raise the idle

 

[71 CA Bronco]

Makes sense now. Thank you I appreciate the help.

I had Garry's green/black wire going to one side of the binary switch and the other to the AC switch. I imagine it would have just sent power to the CPU to bump the idle. I never turned it on but noticed the wires coming from the compressor were never hooked up so knew something was wrong with my wiring logic. Those AC compressor wires went to a plug and were tucked under my battery tray. Out of site out of mind.

The good thing is I won't need to tear my condenser unit back out from behind the dash. Both wires are already run to the core support.

 

[gilmakil]

1:solid blk is grnd
2:need a wire from the AC evap unit "switch on" to one of the pressure switch terminals,
3:On the other pressure switch terminal connect the blk/yel along with the grn/blk stripe,
when the Ac unit is turned on it will go through the pressure switch, engage the compressor clutch and also raise the idle

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