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12-06-2003, 07:37 PM | #1 | |
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1988 Tacometer
Just purchased a 1988 635 csi. The tachometer does not work nor does the fuel meter at the bottom of the gauge. I as told that I need a new mother board, but I read something somewhere about replacing a battery on the board... Does anyone have any advice or tips for this situation?
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12-07-2003, 04:53 PM | #2 | |
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You found us, I think !
Here is the issue correction on the SI board.
I will post a diagram. Now if the tachometer is not working and the SI lights are not lighted, it may just be the tachometer pickup or it's connection. http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/etm128.htm SI reset and batteries With the ignition switch at (position two) and the engine not running, grounding pin seven #7 of the diagnostic connector to pin one #1 for approximately three (3) seconds will reset the oil service lights. Grounding pin seven #7 to pin one #1 for approximately twelve (12) seconds will do an inspection service reset. More information. http://www.specialistcarsbmw.co.uk/stevenage/service/service_lights.htm http://www.unofficialbmw.com/images/reset1.gif 1. Ground 4. Temperature sensor 7. Reset 8. TDC sensor yellow 9. TDC sensor shield 10.TDC sensor black 11.Start signal 12.Alternator charging excitation voltage 13.Ignition coil 14.Alternator charging supply current 15.Oxygen Heater It will signal an oil change need between 5k and 7k depending on your indicated speed since the last reset. It will signal stealer inspections at all the predesignated miles. http://www.eskimo.com/~dalus/bmw/e36/electrical/e36_reset_service_lights.html SI Board Swap Out Last but not least - the SI Board. Above is a new SI Board with lithium batteries and below is the old one. Note the blown battery on the old SI Board (green circle). The light blue rectangle shows the actual service indicator LED's which appear on your dash display. These LED's are mounted on a separate circuit board which must be pulled out of the old SI Board and plugged into the new one. This is an easy task. The purple arrow shows the orientation of the SI Board relative to the driver. If it fails to reset then you need batteries. Varta battery 500RST OE part. Radio Shack: part number 23-191: $6.49 for set of two; they come w/solder tabs on them. 1.2 volts / 700mAh Charge fully B4 installation on SI board. Consider mounting batteries "remotely" under dash, etc. in separate holder for easy removal in future (i.e. not pulling the console out and apart); you can buy a plastic holder at RS. Run leadwires from holder to SI board connections. Makes life easy if you ever need to replace batteries again. From Radio Shack, get: 1) You'll need a twin AA battery holder ($3) 2) 2 AA NiCAD rechargeable batteries ($6) Later,
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12-07-2003, 05:03 PM | #3 | |
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Tachometer diagram
The connection for the position sensor and the tachometer are on the aft intake brace and the tachmoter is the one with no tie wrap.
The sensor is on the flywheel. See the two connector just beside the idle speed actuator in fig #3. I have used WD40 to clean and treat the connector. http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/etm214.htm Here is the system diagram. http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/etm125.htm Later,
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