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Keypad Wiring

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Guest s.odedra

hey all

 

 

need ur help in wiring up a keypad for a 2.0 lt turbo from a 406

 

on the keypad theres 15 pins, and hear that i only 6 of them need to connected

 

pin 1 = bmf4 = connected to live +

Pin 3 = 820 = connected to pin 50 on the ECU (820)

Pin 4 = 821 =connected to pin 2 on the ECU (821)

 

pin 13= co2 = ??????????

 

pin 14 = 822 = connected to pin 50 on the ECU (820)

pin 15 = m8200 = earth

 

not sure about pin 13

 

please help

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sonofsam
pin1=bmf4j battery live

pin2 = nil

pin3 = 820 diag plug (match with number on wire to ecu)

pin4 = 821 diag plug (match with number on wire to ecu. sometimes joined

with pin3 on keypad a short way up the loom)

pin5 = 1031 live while cranking, probably ignore for now

pin6 = nil

pin7 = nil

pin8 = 824 (match with number on wire to ecu or ignore for now)

pin9 = 6219 central locking, state changes when locked, ignore for now, may

prevent rearming if left off

pin10 = nil

pin11 = 3050 (not sure, probably central locking. ignore for now)

pin12 = nil

pin13 =c02 ignition live

pin14 = 822 output to main relay coil. live when immob deactivated (max

300ma, recommend use bulb to limit current while testing)

pin15 = m8200 mass (earth)

 

Courtesy of Fuqa.

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johnrobertgordon

or you could buy my unlocked ecu off me, you would not need a keypad then.

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sonofsam

I'd keep the keypad personally, wish I had the chance to, but my loom was so butchered i had no chance!

Good bit of extra security in my mind:)

 

Scrapping your turbo already John?:P

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johnrobertgordon

No way Sam, i'm fitting an emerald :P

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max0

cant your remove the keypad once its started and you dont need it again?

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johnrobertgordon

there are a million different stories, all i know is that mine would not work unless i had my ecu unlocked.

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Guest s.odedra

thanks all

 

GOT it workin :P

 

only had to put the code in once and thats it...

 

car sounds LOUD as theres on exhaust on it hope to have it on the road running very soon

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sonofsam

Nice one :D Yep choffin loud with no 'zorst!

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inferno
there are a million different stories, all i know is that mine would not work unless i had my ecu unlocked.

 

unlocked being removing te keypad when engine is running :D

 

imo the keypad is a good idea, u can always delock it if it bores you after a while!

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