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Car Forum / Audi Cars / May 2008

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Audi 80 B4 1,9 TDI ECU pinout

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Janek Sepp - 25 May 2004 21:25 GMT
Does anyone know where it's possible to find out the Engine Control Unit
pinout?

I want to install the onboard computer for my car and I need to know which
pin is the fuel consumption pin. And is it anyway possible to install the
onboard computer?

My car is Audi 80 B4 1,9 TDI (1z engine) '1994
abcde@nexgo.de - 27 May 2004 13:05 GMT
Hi!

Take that with a grain of salt, it's HIGLY speculative:
My schematics show no connection from ECU to the BC on
the B4 model *But*: The schematics for the C4 (with 1Z engine)
show a connection similar to the fuel consumtion pins for other
ECUs (Motronic, Digifant, etc.)

Measure pin 9 of the 1Z ECU for a meaningfull signal. Check
Connector T5/3 (5-pin/black under drivers panel, yellow cable)

HTH
So long!
Ero.
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krujtzschoff - 25 May 2008 09:29 GMT
Hi
first of all sorry for my bad english! I looked for manual about "ho
to read off the ecu" and found your posting

If you´re looking actually for a solution check this sit
WorldWideWeb.meckisfaq.de/viewtopic.php?t=345&highlight=diesel (Sorry
it wasn´t allow to post the complete link! please change WorldWideWe
into www

Problem should be that the 1Z hasn´t a  fuel consumption pin! You nee
do generate this signal for your onboard unit!By the way in germany the
call it BC or BordComputer

I hope I could help you! Sorry for my late answer! Greetings fro
Germany

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krujtzschof
 
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