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    m50b25, electricity problems

    Hey all, first of all i gotta say that im already sorry for my bad english, but i couldnt find answer for my problem in our languange bimmerforums. Here we go.

    I have this -90 316i e30, and i've swapped m50b25 with vanos from -94 e34 to there. And im not getting spark and my fuelpump aint starting. But the engine rolls fine when i turn the key.

    I've done wiring like this:

    Body - Wiring Harness

    Black/white - Black/white
    Black/white - Black/white
    Green/violet - Green/violet
    Brown/violet - Brown/violet
    Green - Green
    Brown - Grey
    Blue - Blue
    thin White/green - thin White/green
    Brown/green - thin green
    Black - Black
    Black/yellow - Black/yellow
    White/green - 2x White/green
    Black/green - Black/green

    And these i left unplugged

    Wiring harness:
    -White/violet
    -Blue/yellow
    -Blue/white
    -Blue/black
    -White/yellow
    -Grey/violet
    -Brown/grey
    -Yellow/brown
    -Red/white

    Body:
    -Black/white
    -Red/yellow

    My ecu and relays are fine and working, when i take the fuelpump relay off and put a little piece of a wire to right pins, fuelpump starts running.

    My crankshaft sensor is also working, i guess ? tested it like this:


    And my ignition coil wires, shows these number, do they seem right ?


    There comes 2 black wires to near to the battery, under them are brown wire and brown/orange wire, and they goes to ground, right ?


    Im begging for good tips and advices. The summer is coming and im losing my mind with this car:)
    Bmw 318i e30, m40b18
    Bmw 318i e36, m40b18
    Bmw 320i e36, m50b25
    Bmw 520i e34, m20b20
    Bmw 316i e30, m50b25

    #2
    Yes brown wires in last pic are ground.
    Current
    99 328i (Sold)
    91 318is M50B25TU
    89 325ix (Parted out)
    87 325is (Parted out)
    95 525i (Parted Motor for 91 318is)

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      #3
      The connectors in the last pic are both part of the engine harness correct?
      Pretty sure one of them is your dme power. It should be connected to the small battery post which gets power from the fusible link.

      The other should be ground.

      I would suggest you find the etm for the car your engine came out of and check all your connectors.
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        #4
        The wiring has been done like this http://www.akgmotorsport.com/e30convpins.html
        Still not getting spark or fuel.
        Bmw 318i e30, m40b18
        Bmw 318i e36, m40b18
        Bmw 320i e36, m50b25
        Bmw 520i e34, m20b20
        Bmw 316i e30, m50b25

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          #5
          Originally posted by arch4ngel View Post
          The connectors in the last pic are both part of the engine harness correct?
          Pretty sure one of them is your dme power. It should be connected to the small battery post which gets power from the fusible link.

          The other should be ground.

          I would suggest you find the etm for the car your engine came out of and check all your connectors.
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            #6
            Checked, both of them should be grounded as they are.





            Which one of these should be connected to crankshaft sensor connector ?
            Bmw 318i e30, m40b18
            Bmw 318i e36, m40b18
            Bmw 320i e36, m50b25
            Bmw 520i e34, m20b20
            Bmw 316i e30, m50b25

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