R53 Wiring Help
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R53 Wiring Help
My '03 R53 has had a water leak due to the the drain hose around the sunroof getting disconnected. Months later I began having some intermittent electrical issues. Most recently It's been going into limp mode and I expect the issues (P1125 TPS and Traction control disconnected problem most recently) is due to the corrosion I've found in the main ~40 pin connector below the fuse box. In addition I have no power at the ODB2 port. I investigated it today and was trying to clean it with an electronics connector and one of the pins broke off.
So, I'm looking for:
I know the diagrams should be here but most of the links are dead: http://www.bmw-planet.net/diagrams/r.../r50/index.htm
Here is a picture of the connector from realOEM.com
So, I'm looking for:
- Documentation on the wiring diagram to determine what wires I'm looking at
- What size the pins are as I need to remove and replace some pins in this tyco connector. Part numbers and retailers would be appreciated as well.
I know the diagrams should be here but most of the links are dead: http://www.bmw-planet.net/diagrams/r.../r50/index.htm
Here is a picture of the connector from realOEM.com
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I have an '06 R50 and instead of grabbing connectors (I couldn't find them at all), I opted to just bypass the connector itself. If you have the Bentley manual, it's the intermediate connector X15. I've attached the pages I have from the R50, so I'm not sure if it's the same for the R53.
As for your OBD-II port, the pin 22 on the X15 connector provides power to the port (below the fuse box as you just described). Check for continuity there and bypass the connector if needed.
As for your OBD-II port, the pin 22 on the X15 connector provides power to the port (below the fuse box as you just described). Check for continuity there and bypass the connector if needed.
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