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Originally posted by reelizmpro View PostGreen and Blue are commonly Lock and Unlock wiring from the Alarm brain to central locking unit.
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Green and Blue are commonly Lock and Unlock wiring from the Alarm brain to central locking unit.
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Originally posted by ghrays View Post
The colors and gauge of the wires you are holding are not familiar to me and I am certain are not present under the dash of my 1990 325i manual. I recently removed the dash and HVAC unit as part of a major renovation project and I would have seen such wires if they were present.
Presumably, these are after market wiring such as an alarm or radio. Do they go to pin V, W, X, Y or Z of the accessory connector (C302)?
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Originally posted by Enriquez2000 View Post
Presumably, these are after market wiring such as an alarm or radio. Do they go to pin V, W, X, Y or Z of the accessory connector (C302)?
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Ok hopefully just this last one
These 2 wires seem to be cut(viper alarm maybe) but go into the body
If you know what they are that would be awesome. Im digging through the etm looking for the colors right now
Last edited by Enriquez2000; 05-10-2024, 05:08 AM.
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Originally posted by reelizmpro View PostABS computer is under the dash on the driver's side.
Appreciate all the help. Im determined to get this thing going after the last person gave up. Still have some systems to figure out but wiring looks nasty inside. Even had a viper car alarm I had to de-viper
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Originally posted by ghrays View Post
The Motronic 1.3 ECU fits in a bracket above the roof of the glovebox. The cruise control module sits above that, high up in the passenger side of the dash.
There are a couple of connectors next to the steering column: one on the left side for the ignition switch, and on the passenger side, one that connects the HVAC harness to the chassis harness.
Keep in mind i received the car already gutted so no dash at all right now
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Originally posted by Enriquez2000 View PostOne more odd question... did the e30 m20 motor ecu originally sit under the dash? It looks like whoever had this before me put the m50 harness in but there is another ecu plug by the steering wheel.
The Motronic 1.3 ECU fits in a bracket above the roof of the glovebox. The cruise control module sits above that, high up in the passenger side of the dash.
There are a couple of connectors next to the steering column: one on the left side for the ignition switch, and on the passenger side, one that connects the HVAC harness to the chassis harness.
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One more odd question... did the e30 m20 motor ecu originally sit under the dash? It looks like whoever had this before me put the m50 harness in but there is another ecu plug by the steering wheel.
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Originally posted by ghrays View PostThe square one on the right is C302, the accessory connector. This provides power and ground to the radio, power antenna, cruise control, power windows and ABS. See page 8500-1 of the ETM.
The rectangular connector on the left (C103) connects the dash harness to the chassis harness.
Since this is a drift car no accessories needed so ill figure out the window wiring and call it good.Last edited by Enriquez2000; 05-09-2024, 08:16 AM.
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The square one on the right is C302, the accessory connector. This provides power and ground to the radio, power antenna, cruise control, power windows and ABS. See page 8500-1 of the ETM.
The rectangular connector on the left (C103) connects the dash harness to the chassis harness.Last edited by ghrays; 05-09-2024, 07:43 AM.
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Originally posted by e30davie View Postwell at the very least tell us what year your car is and what model...
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well at the very least tell us what year your car is and what model...
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