24v harness adapters

[nando]

latest OBD1 M50 adapter for a 318is:



also moved to the regular FS forum and updated post #1 prices..

[Nick_S]

Chiming in to say my adapter is working flawlessly. Awesome product from a great guy!

[f4tj0n]

Will be ordering once my motor is back together!

[nando]

another one out the door - for a '90 M3 with an S50. I like these ones.



Also if you have a complicated order (like an 87 with OBDII), it will take me longer over the next 3 months to complete since I teach a class every spring quarter at the local tech school.

Currently I'm out of wire, so I'm going to order more. I ordered a huge batch back in 2011 and I finally used all of it. I've gone through around 200 feet of wire to give you an idea.. lol

[Roysneon]

Do you delete emissions and EWS on OBD2 DME's as well?

[nando]

I haven't done much with E36 DMEs yet. Working on it.

[amcink]

Subscribed if I fail on my attempt to make my own harness

[private0322573]

swap adapter

Hi i would like to get one of these adapters for my e30 swap please

[nando]

you'll have to send me a PM with more info. also, shipping will probably cost extra because of your location.

[ngampleh]

Any pics installed on engine bay?


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[nando]

I don't have any. The irony is I've helped dozens of people do their swaps, but I've never done a swap myself. lol

[justin_l_]

I'm having an issue with the oil level light, might just be the sensor. Can you fill me in on how this damn thing works?

[justin_l_]

Any pics installed on engine bay?


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Hard to see it here, but this has nando's adapter installed.

[nando]

I'm having an issue with the oil level light, might just be the sensor. Can you fill me in on how this damn thing works?

it's wired through pin 2 and 10 on the C101. the 3rd wire is a ground (one guy in the past was grounding them on pin 20, which is absent on some E30s and actually a 12v source on others). I can't remember which is which off the top of my head, but one is a "dynamic" level output and the other is "static". I don't really know what that means, but unless the wires are broken or something it's probably the sensor. Maybe check that the ground is well connected?

[justin_l_]

Does it matter what pin on the connector goes to pin 10 and pin 2? For example can pin 1 on the connector got to either pin 10 OR pin 2 or does it have to go to a certain pin? I just did an oil change so I might wait on troubleshooting the sensor till the next change