#16: Re: Outside temp. sensor Author: Jeagle, Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 4:26 am ---- Timon2210: From the white connector on the BSI orange and white wires marked 6433 and 6434 went to the connector to the passenger door. The wires ended in the pins on one side of this door connector. In the door, behind the panel for the outdoor mirror adjustment, wires (and infact temperature sensor were present), so the only thing I had to do was running an wire from here to the door connector. I bypassed the door connector, didnt bother to find out how to connect to the pins in the connector, instead I used scotchlock connectors and hardspliced into the wires in both sides. Unfortunelately I'm not allowed to attach pictures (?)
Timon2210: From the white connector on the BSI orange and white wires marked 6433 and 6434 went to the connector to the passenger door. The wires ended in the pins on one side of this door connector. In the door, behind the panel for the outdoor mirror adjustment, wires (and infact temperature sensor were present), so the only thing I had to do was running an wire from here to the door connector. I bypassed the door connector, didnt bother to find out how to connect to the pins in the connector, instead I used scotchlock connectors and hardspliced into the wires in both sides. Unfortunelately I'm not allowed to attach pictures (?)
Thank you for your reply...it's very helpful..to post pics in here you need to have an account in (photo Bucket...) or anything similar to it.
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