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{{Draft}}This article won't cover the most basic ECU<>K-Line adapter connection since all information required for that can be found in the ECU pinout pages.
 
Instead, we will focus on creating a more complete environment that'll reassemble the actual car - allowing you to swap parts, test inter-connected systems such as the [[immobiliser]], and most importantly - research. The purpose of this article is mostly to organize connector part numbers and pinouts in one place so the process is more straightforward for the next person
[[File:Ignition switch connectors.jpg|thumb]]
 
=== Ignition switch - key sensor, immobiliser antenna, illumination ===
 
==== Ignition switch connector ====
'''Female (harness) side connector: KUM PH772-06015'''
'''Female (harness) side terminals: Faston 6.3mm'''
{| class="wikitable"
|+
! colspan="3" |Ignition switch pinout. Female side, looking from the front
<tab>
|-
|#3. Ignition output
|#2. +12v input
|#1. Starter output
|-
|#6. Ignition output
|#5. +12v input
|#4. Accessory output
|}
As seen in the diagram below, #3 and #6 power different BCM fuses but they're essentially the same and swapping them won't do any harm[[File:Ignition switch.png|thumb|#1 - key sensor, #2 - immobiliser antenna coupled with ignition illumination, #3 - ignition switch ]]
[[File:Ignition switch diagram.png|left|thumb]]
 
==== Key sensor, immobiliser antenna, key illumination ====
'''Female (harness) side connector: KET MG651044 / Yazaki 7283-1060'''
 
'''Female (harness) side terminals: ???'''
{| class="wikitable"
|+
! colspan="4" |Key sensor pinout. Female side, looking from the front
<tab>
|-
|#2. Immobiliser antenna
(BCM-HM 1)
|
|
|#1. Immobiliser antena
(BCM-HM 11)
|-
|#6. Ground
|#5. Key sensor
(BCM-HM 4)
|#4. Key sensor
(BCM-JM 3)
|#3. +12v illumination input
(BCM-KM 10)
|}

Revision as of 18:36, 10 September 2024

 This article is a draft. It is not finished yet, information contained in it might've not been verified and could change at any moment

This article won't cover the most basic ECU<>K-Line adapter connection since all information required for that can be found in the ECU pinout pages.

Instead, we will focus on creating a more complete environment that'll reassemble the actual car - allowing you to swap parts, test inter-connected systems such as the immobiliser, and most importantly - research. The purpose of this article is mostly to organize connector part numbers and pinouts in one place so the process is more straightforward for the next person

Ignition switch - key sensor, immobiliser antenna, illumination

Ignition switch connector

Female (harness) side connector: KUM PH772-06015 Female (harness) side terminals: Faston 6.3mm

Ignition switch pinout. Female side, looking from the front

<tab>

#3. Ignition output #2. +12v input #1. Starter output
#6. Ignition output #5. +12v input #4. Accessory output

As seen in the diagram below, #3 and #6 power different BCM fuses but they're essentially the same and swapping them won't do any harm

#1 - key sensor, #2 - immobiliser antenna coupled with ignition illumination, #3 - ignition switch

Key sensor, immobiliser antenna, key illumination

Female (harness) side connector: KET MG651044 / Yazaki 7283-1060

Female (harness) side terminals: ???

Key sensor pinout. Female side, looking from the front

<tab>

#2. Immobiliser antenna

(BCM-HM 1)

#1. Immobiliser antena

(BCM-HM 11)

#6. Ground #5. Key sensor

(BCM-HM 4)

#4. Key sensor

(BCM-JM 3)

#3. +12v illumination input

(BCM-KM 10)

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