Every used pin of the MS41.0 engine computer on the M52 six-cylinder: function from BMW's pin table, wire colour and where the wire goes. Hover or tap a row for the full route.
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MS41.0 runs the M52 (320i, 323i, 328i): six coils and six injectors driven one by one, a hot-film air mass meter, single VANOS, two oxygen sensors and a CAN link to the automatic gearbox.
Power comes from the DME relay K6300 (pins 54 and 87); pin 26 is the permanent feed and pin 49 the ignition signal.
Redrawn from BMW ETM 1210.17 (05/99), standard petrol E36 (316i–328i); diesel and M3 parts are left out.
Pins 80–82 and 45 are the ASC links; 85 and 86 the CAN bus to the EGS on automatics.
Redrawn from BMW ETM 1210.17 (05/99), standard petrol E36 (316i–328i); diesel and M3 parts are left out.
BMW labels every wire with its size and colour, for example 2.5 SW/GE: 2.5 mm², black (schwarz) with a yellow (gelb) stripe. Connectors are numbered X…, followed by the pin. The wires in these diagrams are drawn at relative thickness, so the 25 mm² battery cable stands out from a 0.35 mm² signal wire.
Codes used here: SW = black, RT = red, GN = green, BL = blue, GE = yellow, BR = brown, WS = white.