Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
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Henk Verburg
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Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Good afternoon can somebody help with pinout diagram and values for this ecu . have to check for inputs and outputs and feed to BSM . Have no power on feulpump relay even when cranking .Its fitted to a C5r of 2005 vintage.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Weren't the injection circuit wiring diagrams I sent you any good Henk? There generally isn't anything officially available aside from those unfortunately, but the codes on the wires should identify the connection which you can tie back to the ECUs. If there are other diagrams you need, just shout.
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Marc
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Henk Verburg
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Re: Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Hi MARC there are very few wires with any codes or numbers on them and the diagrams allso do not identify any of the plug colours going into the ecus
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Hi Henk, the wiring plugs are shown on the diagrams e.g.: on the Electronic Ignition PRINCIPLE diagram I sent you, look at item '1320' - the Engine ECU in the middle. You will see on the inside, marklings such as 32V MR. This means 32 Pin, Brown plug.
It's all in French V means Pin, and the coilour codes are:
NR = Black
RG = Red
YN = Yellow
BA = White
Brown = MR
Green = VE
Blue = BE
Orange - OR
Grey = GR
Multi-coloured = MC
characters of the wire codes have the following meaning first character:
B : + battery (BM01A)
M : earth (MC25F)
C : + APC (CM04E)
The second character:
M : earth (MM01)
E : electric (linked to an ECU) (ME04)
C : bodywork, body (MC50N)
The codes for the components are in the Wiki:
https://frenchcarforum.co.uk/wiki/Elect ... ring_Codes
It's all in French V means Pin, and the coilour codes are:
NR = Black
RG = Red
YN = Yellow
BA = White
Brown = MR
Green = VE
Blue = BE
Orange - OR
Grey = GR
Multi-coloured = MC
characters of the wire codes have the following meaning first character:
B : + battery (BM01A)
M : earth (MC25F)
C : + APC (CM04E)
The second character:
M : earth (MM01)
E : electric (linked to an ECU) (ME04)
C : bodywork, body (MC50N)
The codes for the components are in the Wiki:
https://frenchcarforum.co.uk/wiki/Elect ... ring_Codes
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Marc
Marc
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Henk Verburg
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Re: Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Hi Marc how far must i open the harnesses to find markings on the wires? They are open about 2inches and very few have markings on them. Sorry to be a pest but this is completely upside down from the Yank systems im used to.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Welcome to the womderful world of French Cars Henk!
Not too far - this link shows a SAXO - considerably older and you can just about see the writing on the cables a few inches in, but it is usually repeated along the length of the cable, unless spliced of course.
Not too far - this link shows a SAXO - considerably older and you can just about see the writing on the cables a few inches in, but it is usually repeated along the length of the cable, unless spliced of course.
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Marc
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Henk Verburg
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Re: Magneti Marelli MM6LPB ECU
Thanks Marc , thats for tomorrow have to do braekdown firs now.