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| fnp |
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Age: 39 Posts: 4401 Joined: 25th Mar 2005 Ride: BA XT, BA XR6T, ED Ghia 5.0 Location: Perth |
I think you'll find you still need a few other parts. You can have a look quickly to see if you need an ambient air temp sensor (little bump that pokes out the bottom of the passenger side mirror) and if you don't have one you need the door wiring loom. Being a BF it should have auto headlights already with a sunload sensor. Not too sure on the dash loom but you'll need the dual zone mixer shafts and actuator.
Lukey could probably clear this up a lot better then I can, I'm yet to install mine still, parts have been sitting around for months now.. yes I am lazy 
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| xpression |
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no you will still need to replace the icc unfortunately, but you should get reasonable money for yours.
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| danthedixonman |
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{USERNAME} wrote: I think you'll find you still need a few other parts. You can have a look quickly to see if you need an ambient air temp sensor (little bump that pokes out the bottom of the passenger side mirror) and if you don't have one you need the door wiring loom. Being a BF it should have auto headlights already with a sunload sensor. Not too sure on the dash loom but you'll need the dual zone mixer shafts and actuator. Lukey could probably clear this up a lot better then I can, I'm yet to install mine still, parts have been sitting around for months now.. yes I am lazy Thanks - I was just wondering about the ICC itself. I know I need the ambient temp sensor/actuators/mixer shafts/etc, but just wondering if I could buy the buttons + fascia from ASL and just replace my bits with it. {USERNAME} wrote: no you will still need to replace the icc unfortunately, but you should get reasonable money for yours.
Looks like I can't though - what would you guys consider 'reasonable' money? |
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| Lukeyson |
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I'd suggest asking this question of Headsex.
He did a bitsa-replacement on his by taking parts out of his Premium ICC and putting them into a DZ ICC he bought off eBay that had no screen. I'm not sure if it came with a 6-stack CD though to know if he used this or the one from his Premo unit. The 6-stack CD has the CAN termination and smarts for sending messages when the buttons are pressed. So the key is, since the buttons on the Premo ICC are different, does it still send the same commands to the Circuit board so it can generate messages? I've seen the messages on the CAN bus from both DZ and SZ units. They each send their messages regarding temperature and fan speed in different bytes of the CAN packet, so there is a difference. Lukeyson |
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| Lukeyson |
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If it helps, I've dissected a Standard SZ, a Premium SZ and a DZ ICC. Datamine is hosting the Pictures here for me:
http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q199 ... ectronics/ So heres a Premo ICC Circuit Board: http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q199 ... G_2234.jpg And here's a DZ ICC Circuit board: http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q199 ... G_2403.jpg There's lots of detail so if you can't zoom in, there are other pics taken a lot closer of some areas.. Lukeyson |
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{USERNAME} wrote: If it helps, I've dissected a Standard SZ, a Premium SZ and a DZ ICC. Datamine is hosting the Pictures here for me:
http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q199 ... ectronics/ So heres a Premo ICC Circuit Board: http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q199 ... G_2234.jpg And here's a DZ ICC Circuit board: http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q199 ... G_2403.jpg There's lots of detail so if you can't zoom in, there are other pics taken a lot closer of some areas.. Lukeyson Thanks Luke - some really helpful pics. Looks like it'll be easier to just get a whole new ICC and sell the old one. |
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| malazn_mafia |
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Hello, considering doing ACC conversion to BA XT. I am wondering whether the Indicator/wiper stalk assembly is needed, if i do not want the auto headlights on/off feature?
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| Lukeyson |
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Hmm. Good question. I'm not sure, but I think you should be OK.
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| Nicko |
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i reckon you will have to - otherwise it will log constant dtc's
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| Lukeyson |
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I'm not sure it will. It's just the same as the switch not ever being in the auto position isn't it?
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Hello, what i was wondering when you guys have done this is when you have the BEM scanned and you already have the switch on the dash for traction control and fog lights plus there is traction control on the acc panel which bottons do you use or as the wiring harness is different you no longer require the mutli switch but only the fog lamp switch.
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| fnp |
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Age: 39 Posts: 4401 Joined: 25th Mar 2005 Ride: BA XT, BA XR6T, ED Ghia 5.0 Location: Perth |
Both traction control switches should work.
As a side note hopefully mine should be going in on Sunday 
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| kjoy064 |
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Hey FNP,
Are you changing the head light switch or do you already have the auto on it? |
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| Nicko |
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{USERNAME} wrote: I'm not sure it will. It's just the same as the switch not ever being in the auto position isn't it?
Lukeyson Yeah youcould be right You have to change the dash loom anyway basically - you may as well add it!
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| kjoy064 |
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after reading this post again i am still to understand why the requirement of new dash harness is required. Can someone tell me why and how do i find out what i have and don't have. although i do not have auot headlights
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