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Update 4.8.2010 The 88pin motronic for Non vanos M50 is now about 3months away from being available to purchase and very soon after that Single vanos, 323i/328i(Siemens), . It will feature a new enclosure and an auxiliary connector in the rear. The new enclosure will then allow many future PnP versions to be created Update 11.2.2009 Just found a location for these. I´ll do some background work before anything more happens. I would like to see this developed as a solution. Meaning PCB daughterboard on the inside that does the pin arranging and not wires. This will make it easy to have different versions of this 88pin Plug N Play. So that people can order them exactly as they need them. Assuming the PCB is available for their needs. Wires aren´t really the elegant solution. Then they should be supplied with base maps for easy startup. More updates will be on the VEMS forum. --------------- I´m looking for a place that sells the 88pin motronic connectors. Somebody must know where to get them, Then a host of plug n play VEMS units can be developed using the 88pin connector and different internal wiring to suit each setup. This is one way of making a finalized product that by only finding this connector will make development for all the units using the 88pins possible, as there are no subharnesses that are needed as the ecu´s using the 88pin setup already have individual injector circuits, COP´s, ICV, possibly WO2 and so on. only internal wiring needs to be sorted once along with trigger setup. Then people can buy the ready made units for immediate installs into their cars.
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