1987 325e(car) Motronic 1.0(car side)c101 connector
1988 SETA Motronic 1.1(engine side)
Just pulled an all nighter and got everything into my build. So I filled gas and ran a three time over on all the sensors and wiring etc. When I turn the key it just clicks. Does not turn over at all.
Volt meter is saying I am getting power to the starter.
Is there a pin on the c101(car side) not hooking up correctly to the c101(engine side)?
Did I mess up hooking something on the power brick?
Edit(resolved):
So my buddy Frank comes over(FrankM from here) with his friend Chris to help resolve the issue. Turns out the starter got some water in it and got ruined.
Granted it was working RIGHT before I pulled the engine. I believe that was caused from throwing a tarp over it with the little storm we just had. Whatever, changed it out and found after a few hours of trouble shooting. It was was not allowing power to the K5 relay to give it the needed voltage to turn the engine over.
This was caused because it was once an Automatic, the automatic has a range switch(when you select P-R-D-3-2-1). That was causing it to not allow power to the relay under the dash and thus no power to the K5 relay.
Frank hooked a jumper and she fired up!
I am so happy right now, THANK YOU Frank and Chris! means alot you have no idea :)
1988 SETA Motronic 1.1(engine side)
Just pulled an all nighter and got everything into my build. So I filled gas and ran a three time over on all the sensors and wiring etc. When I turn the key it just clicks. Does not turn over at all.
Volt meter is saying I am getting power to the starter.
Is there a pin on the c101(car side) not hooking up correctly to the c101(engine side)?
Did I mess up hooking something on the power brick?
Edit(resolved):
So my buddy Frank comes over(FrankM from here) with his friend Chris to help resolve the issue. Turns out the starter got some water in it and got ruined.
Granted it was working RIGHT before I pulled the engine. I believe that was caused from throwing a tarp over it with the little storm we just had. Whatever, changed it out and found after a few hours of trouble shooting. It was was not allowing power to the K5 relay to give it the needed voltage to turn the engine over.
This was caused because it was once an Automatic, the automatic has a range switch(when you select P-R-D-3-2-1). That was causing it to not allow power to the relay under the dash and thus no power to the K5 relay.
Frank hooked a jumper and she fired up!
I am so happy right now, THANK YOU Frank and Chris! means alot you have no idea :)
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