Wiring
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C3 vts
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Wiring
Any1 on here know any one that can do some wiring changes. I've put a c2 vts engine in my 1.4 c3 and need plugs altered so engine loom and engine fuse box plug into the c3 chassis loom and also 1 plug altered on chassis loom so it plugs into c2 ecu.(2 fit 1 doest)
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Wiring
Be aware that your C3 BSI won't be configured for the C2 Engine and components. I assume you know about matched engine ECU, BSI and transponder chips in the Keys?
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Re: Wiring
Yea know about ecu and transponder chip. What's BSI
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Hell Razor5543
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Re: Wiring
Body Control Unit (but I would guess that BSI stands for it in French).
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C3 vts
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Re: Wiring
Plan is to use the c2 engine loom and ecu and alter plugs so connects to the c3 chassis loom. Then tape c2 key to the barrel of c3
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wheeler
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Re: Wiring
BSI stands for Built in Systems Interface
Apart from that it shouldn't be too difficult a task as the C2 & C3 are practically identical electrically. I would imagine the BSI would be a straight swap.
That wont work unless you also have the BSI from the donor car. The ECU, BSI & transponder chip are all a matched set, if one of them is different the car wont start.C3 vts wrote:Plan is to use the c2 engine loom and ecu and alter plugs so connects to the c3 chassis loom. Then tape c2 key to the barrel of c3
Apart from that it shouldn't be too difficult a task as the C2 & C3 are practically identical electrically. I would imagine the BSI would be a straight swap.
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Re: Wiring
That's the usual British use but I'm sure I've read here that in French it stands for Boite Systeme Integrale (there's a bunch of accents as well - sorry) which literally stands for Integrated System Box. All much of a muchness really.wheeler wrote:BSI stands for Built in Systems Interface![]()
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Re: Wiring
I think it is actually 'Boitier de Servitude Intelligent' Paul.Paul-R wrote:That's the usual British use but I'm sure I've read here that in French it stands for Boite Systeme Integrale (there's a bunch of accents as well - sorry) which literally stands for Integrated System Box. All much of a muchness really.wheeler wrote:BSI stands for Built in Systems Interface![]()
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Paul-R
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Re: Wiring
Not heard of that one Marc. I was just passing something I'd seen.
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Re: Wiring
I could be mistaken Paul, but it seems in common use on some French sites. 
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C3 vts
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Re: Wiring
has anyone got or know where i can get wiring diagrams for c2 vts and c3 1.4 and also information on what ecu pin does what
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Wiring
Have you seen whether the Haynes manuals for the C2 / C3 have what you need? They do have some wiring diagrams in them. Quite cheap on the bay at about £11-12
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... l&_sacat=0
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... l&_sacat=0
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Re: Wiring
yea got c3 and c2 haynes manuals but no ecu information
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Wiring
All the wires are coded. The colours are irrelevant and mean nothing, and the pin layouts have been known to differ vehicle to vehicle, but the codes printed on the wires tell you what they are. If you compare the wiring identifier codes from the same ECU plugs on the donor cars that should be enough to match them to the correct positions on the new car
I've listed a lot of the wiring and component codes on our Wiki here:
https://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/wiki/E ... ring_Codes
I've listed a lot of the wiring and component codes on our Wiki here:
https://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/wiki/E ... ring_Codes
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