Hello guys,
Does anyone know the correct part number for the coding plug on an '88 320i I suspect that my (recently aquired)cabriolet doesn't have the original clocks in it. the readings are fine, but the OBC shows the wrong speed, and gives an average fuel consumption of 4mpg too low. my guess is that this is the coding plug, a my brothers 325 sport obc give about the right average consumption.
Any ideas or part numbers guys?
Cheers
instrument coding plug- part number?
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smithy318i
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It's more likley that the code plug in the back of the OBC is wrong.
i have a spare 44type obc plug if it does turn out to be that mate
could be worth finding out if it has the right 1 Daz
could be worth finding out if it has the right 1 Daz
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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martin325sport
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cheers guys. will have a look in the next few days. what number shoul i be looking for?
should be a 44type
pt no 1385939
pretty sure thats the right 1 if im wrong im sure i,ll be corrected very soon hth Daz
pt no 1385939
pretty sure thats the right 1 if im wrong im sure i,ll be corrected very soon hth Daz
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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Blackie_No1
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Would that plug look something like this:
If so would it also be a reason for a faulty temp gauge???
Sorry bout poor quality photo, was taken with my phone
If so would it also be a reason for a faulty temp gauge???
Sorry bout poor quality photo, was taken with my phone
