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Sebastian > Removal of the battery cover reveals this connector zip-tied in front of the battery.
Sebastian > This is the part you need to buy, to connect to the OEM plug hiding under the battery cover. BMW# 83300413585
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Sebastian > The wires are numbered: #1 is ground, #3 is switched 12V. #2 is the speedo signal for the BMW navigator's dead reckoning feature. After tying off wire #2 (the speedo wire), this is the connector ready for spade plugs.
Sebastian > Another view of the socket.
Sebastian > Here's the Powerlet socket installed in the battery cover. Take care to position the hole so that it doesn't foul underneath when mounted.
Here's the Powerlet socket installed in the battery cover. Take care to position the hole so that it doesn't foul underneath when mounted.
Sebastian > Here's the Powerlet socket installed in the battery cover. Take care to position the hole so that it doesn't foul underneath when mounted.
Here's the Powerlet socket installed in the battery cover. Take care to position the hole so that it doesn't foul underneath when mounted.
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