so if I understand this correct
e36 pins = e30 wires
PIN 1 = BROWN 1
PIN 4 = BLACK
PIN 5 = GREEN / GRAY
PIN 6 = BROWN 2
PIN 8 = PURPLE
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Well the pic thing does not work too well in such a tight spot....but here is the pin to color for the blue e36 base:
PIN 1 = BROWN 1
PIN 4 = BLACK
PIN 5 = GREEN / GRAY
PIN 6 = BROWN 2
PIN 3 = PURPLE
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Sorry, I will take a pic today. I used/made push connectors. It was WICKED easy. :)
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Originally posted by franco90 View PostI try
E30 Switch:
Window Up 1 - Black or (Black/Grey)
Positive (+) 3 - Green/Grey
Negitive (-) 4 - Brown
Negitive (-) 5 - Brown
7 - Black Yellow (i had this, it did nothing)
Window Down 8 - Purple
to this
E36 Blue Base:
Negitive (-) 1 - Black/Yellow
Window Down 3 - Blue
Window Up 4 - Black
Positive (+) 5 - Green/Grey
Negitive (-) 6 - Blue/Green
switch light up but nothing else happens am i hooking up wrong
any ideas.:curse:
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thanks Brother Man I try 6 fuses later all I accomplished was to burn 6 fuses and light up switches
I have the blue switches
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id have to look at the pin layout of the e36 switch, give me a couple days
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MAN i am about to give up at this point I am about toi get drunk
Some one please help me before I give up ........................
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Originally posted by JDMpower View PostDone - light comes on - all buttons work. I used stock e30 wires to e36 blue base pins. (switch without the e36 harness part)
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thanks again I really want to hook my shit up any way I found a way to wire them with no harnesss but i want to wait until they work so I can post pics and material you will need to do this
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Originally posted by BDSax View Posti went through the shit load of e36 switch i have gotten and figured out what did what.
E30 Switch:
Window Up 1 - Black or (Black/Grey)
Positive (+) 3 - Green/Grey
Negitive (-) 4 - Brown
Negitive (-) 5 - Brown
7 - Black Yellow (i had this, it did nothing)
Window Down 8 - Purple
The e30 switch is very confusing...... there are tabs that come from the up and down leads and its always touching, im guessing it has more resistence the more it is pushed down.
I tried to go from Power (Green/Grey) to the down lead (Purple) and it blew the curcuit. so im guessing it controlls the amount of voltage? thats what im confused about.
E36 Blue Base:
Negitive (-) 1 - Black/Yellow
Window Down 3 - Blue
Window Up 4 - Black
Positive (+) 5 - Green/Grey
Negitive (-) 6 - Blue/Green
I think that the blue/green ground is the stupidest thing i have ever seen
There are 3 different White Basee switches that i had, please check your colors. the Numbers on the switches still all lined up.
E36 White Base #1:
Negitive (-) 1 - Brown
Window Down 3 - Black/Yellow
Window Up 4 - Blue/Green
Positive (+) 5 - Red/Brown
E36 White Base #2:
Negitive (-) 1 - Brown
Window Down 3 - Purple/Grey
Window Up 4 - Black/Grey
Positive (+) 5 - Red/Brown
E36 White Base #3:
Negitive (-) 1 - Brown
Window Down 3 - Black
Window Up 4 - Green
Positive (+) 5 - Red
I havent tried hooking up any switches yet, but i tried the Green base switch. it didnt work except the bulb lit up.
Every switch i went through had a blown bulb. so if your bulb isnt working its because its blown. im going to change mine to LEDs, i think these little POS bulbs suck. i will be installing mine soon. i hope this helps some people
I try
E30 Switch:
Window Up 1 - Black or (Black/Grey)
Positive (+) 3 - Green/Grey
Negitive (-) 4 - Brown
Negitive (-) 5 - Brown
7 - Black Yellow (i had this, it did nothing)
Window Down 8 - Purple
to this
E36 Blue Base:
Negitive (-) 1 - Black/Yellow
Window Down 3 - Blue
Window Up 4 - Black
Positive (+) 5 - Green/Grey
Negitive (-) 6 - Blue/Green
switch light up but nothing else happens am i hooking up wrong
any ideas.:curse:
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yet i call BMA and they said harness are goingto be $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
so does any one have extra harness they want to sell
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