Do you have continuity between pin 1 on the DME plug and contact 85 on the fuel pump relay? If not, there's your problem... grounding pin 1 on the DME has to energise that relay when everything is plugged in...
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Checked continuity from pin 1 to pin 85 - no continuity. Which begs the question, how does pin 85 get 1.58vdc? Does this wire go through something else on it's way to pin 85? Is 85 getting a partial ground from something else?
Made a jumper wire, pin 1 to 85.
Voltage w/o jumper 1.58vdc
Voltage w/jumper .13vdc.
Swapped DME's, problem did not move.
Wow! I'm really lost now. Not that I wasn't before.
I hope I haven't stumped everyone. I am totally lost on why this car is doing this. I don't know what do do with it...
Please help!
you have a broken wire. The minimal noise reading you're getting is likely through the EGS unit, which is also tied to that line... forget that.
The wire you need to trace goes from pin #1 on DME 1-6 to pin 4 (FUEL PUMP Relay Socket #85).
It isn't a particularly long run, so it should be easy enough to trace.
You might find it does have a splice (X8036) where the EGS unit ties in, but other than that it is a pretty short hop from the ECU (DME) to the relay socket.
Brown wire with a Green stripe...
Your tests above are a bit odd... try this... make a jumper from pin #1 on the DME 1-6 and put the other end directly to contact 85 on the FUEL PUMP Relay socket. Plug the relay in and crank the car, or plug your meter into 85 & 86 and crank the car. You should see 12v across the relay socket on the meter, or see the relay energize with it plugged in. If so, find your break in the wire described above
'91 Dinan 860 Stage III (new 6L engine)
'91 Dinan 850 TT stage III (brand new engine) 21st Century Tech meets 18th Century Dinan...
'91 850i 6sp (mint) (sold)
'90 Dinan 750iL TT stage III (Guido - The Beast)
'94 850 CSi The Detroit Auto Show car (restored to factory perfect) (sold)
'96 850Ci, The George Carlin car
''73 3.0 csi, '08 535i, '03 X5 4.6is
...and a few other non BMW cars
I think you need to stand back and have a good think of how you got here! In this thread:
https://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/s...ver!-Maybe-Not
...your car was running fine, and that was only August.
I also think you are poking the wrong pins of the DME and possibly the wrong pins of the wrong relays - that is the only explanation for the results of the tests you have performed so far. A good bit of time spent working out what is where and what your original problem was would be useful - because at this rate you are going to link the wrong parts of the electrical system together and frizzle something in a very expensive way!
Stand back, retrace your steps and explain how you got from a fully running car to a completely dead one.
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do both pump work when you apply voltage to the carrier directly??
Timm;
Thanks for the reminder. When the car ran in August, Ithink it was running on 6 cylinders. Why it wasn't throwing a code or something on the display is kind of curious. As for getting right socket, I have a real-deal shop manual and always verify before I jump into electrical as to what is where. I have sone experience with volts/ohms etc, but it goes back 52 years. Rust never sleeps.
Cartoonz;
Ran the latest jumper test.
Keyoff = .07vdc.
Keyon = .07vdc
Keyon + crank 12vdc +-
Gotta wire to replace. Oh joy!
Seems you are right re: broken wire, but there is no keyon voltage to prime the pump.
Huh?
Update;
Can someone tell me which harness plugs into DME 1-6 and which for DME 7-12?
It was plugged in like this. Front harness to DME 1-6, rear harness to 7-12.
When tracing the brown w/green tracer, I found it going from pin 1 of DME 7-12 to pin 4/85 of relay of 1-6 fuel pump relay vs pin 4/85 of the 7-12 fuel pump relay.
Is it possible, some PO-S reversed either the DME connectors or the relay bases?
Could that be the problem?
Told you this car was boogered up...
No guarantees which DME sits where, and it really doesn't matter... but whichever harness hooks to the corresponding relays, that's which side it is... perhaps you've been measuring from the wrong DME?
That said, I think Timm makes a good point...
Obviously, what you *thought* was DME 7-12 is really 1-6
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'91 Dinan 860 Stage III (new 6L engine)
'91 Dinan 850 TT stage III (brand new engine) 21st Century Tech meets 18th Century Dinan...
'91 850i 6sp (mint) (sold)
'90 Dinan 750iL TT stage III (Guido - The Beast)
'94 850 CSi The Detroit Auto Show car (restored to factory perfect) (sold)
'96 850Ci, The George Carlin car
''73 3.0 csi, '08 535i, '03 X5 4.6is
...and a few other non BMW cars
I was basing relays, DME's etc. On factory diagrams from shop manual.
The 0 fuel pressure was going into the 1-6 fuel rail. It may not matter which DME is which, but it may matter which connector goes to which relay. The factory diagram shows, from front to back.
1-6 fpr
7-12 fpr
1-6 DME-relay
7-12DME -relay
DME 1-6
DME 7-12
EML
Trying to trace all the brown w/green tracer. The is a 3way splice and a black 4 connector (3 used) with 2 each brown green tracer and 1 brown only.
If they are connected wrong. I need to figure out what's right, then work from there. It's hard to troubleshoot this when you start with a trainwreck
Okay, now that I am checking the correct pin 1 to the correct pin 85, I do have continuity (about 4 ohms resistance). I'm going to try the jumper and see what happens.
I'll be back...
Update:
Jumper pin 1 on 7-12 to correct pin 85 on 7-12 relay
Keyoff .26
Keyon 1.58
Crank 1.58
Continuity = yes
Back where we started - almost! Crankshaft sensor at the top of the list....
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Crank sensor it is
'91 Dinan 860 Stage III (new 6L engine)
'91 Dinan 850 TT stage III (brand new engine) 21st Century Tech meets 18th Century Dinan...
'91 850i 6sp (mint) (sold)
'90 Dinan 750iL TT stage III (Guido - The Beast)
'94 850 CSi The Detroit Auto Show car (restored to factory perfect) (sold)
'96 850Ci, The George Carlin car
''73 3.0 csi, '08 535i, '03 X5 4.6is
...and a few other non BMW cars
Groan.....
Mike Drives:
BMW's
E24 - 635CSiA - (1) 1985 (US)
E24 - 635CSi - (1) 1985 (EC)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Black)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Calypso Red)
E32 - 740iA - (1) 1994
E32 - 750iA - (1) 1990 (Not an "L") (EC German National)
E32 - 735iL - (2) 1990
E32 - 750iL - (1) 1990
E38 - 740iLA - (2) (1) 1997 & (1) 1998
E38 - 750iLA - (1) 1998
E38 - 740iA - (1) 2000 "Short Sport"
E39 - 528iA - (2) - 2000 & (1) 1997
Also:
2015 Ram 3500 Dually, Cumins 6.7, Std.Cab. Long box 4x4 (To haul all this junk when necessary)
2014 Dodge Dart Rallye (Daily Driver)
2007 Mercedes Benz CL600 (Brabus SV12S)
Mercedes Benz SL's - (1) (2002) & (1) 1999 500 - (1) 1999 600
1967 Buick Riviera (2)
Didn't want to start a new thread for the same problem, so update.
Since last time, here's what's been happening.
2 OEM O2 sensors installed
2 OEM Crank Position Sensors installed
2 OEM MAF's installed.
2 OEM Cylinder ID sensors
Continuity from pin 27 and 1 in DME's to main and fuel pump sockets.
1.57 vdc across 85-86 in 7-12 fuel pump relay socket.
Same problem, new day.
I have thrown a lot of parts at this with no resolution. I am at my wits end. Any other suggestions?
Thanks
Mike Drives:
BMW's
E24 - 635CSiA - (1) 1985 (US)
E24 - 635CSi - (1) 1985 (EC)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Black)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Calypso Red)
E32 - 740iA - (1) 1994
E32 - 750iA - (1) 1990 (Not an "L") (EC German National)
E32 - 735iL - (2) 1990
E32 - 750iL - (1) 1990
E38 - 740iLA - (2) (1) 1997 & (1) 1998
E38 - 750iLA - (1) 1998
E38 - 740iA - (1) 2000 "Short Sport"
E39 - 528iA - (2) - 2000 & (1) 1997
Also:
2015 Ram 3500 Dually, Cumins 6.7, Std.Cab. Long box 4x4 (To haul all this junk when necessary)
2014 Dodge Dart Rallye (Daily Driver)
2007 Mercedes Benz CL600 (Brabus SV12S)
Mercedes Benz SL's - (1) (2002) & (1) 1999 500 - (1) 1999 600
1967 Buick Riviera (2)
Can you connect to BOT L and R dmes with software? Try switching the dme plugs around.
Also does EML light come on during the engine running in LHM?
I'm beginning to think I have two separate issues going on.
First, to answer your question dragon850, yes I can talk to both DME's with GT1 DIS Versions 39, 44 and 57, but cannot with INPA until after I connect with any GT1. Yes, I have swapped connectors on the DME's the problem does not move.
Second, when this train wreck started, I had a complete "no-start" condition, I had an EML light displayed on the dash. Somewhere in all this, I reversed the fuel lines (as an experiment grasping at straws) and it started and ran on 1-6, which had fuel pressure. I can only assume at this point that I have a DK that is shut down for some reason on bank 1-6 and a fuel pump that is shut down on 7-12, so by reversing the fuel lines, I have now taken the 1-6 fuel line (working fuel pump) and run it into the 7-12 bank which gave me a one sided start and run on bank 7-12, again from the 1-6 fuel line.
I'm trying to get the fuel pump issue solved before I deal with the EML issue as having 2 working fuel pumps would make it easier to deal with the EML. I hope I explained this so that it makes sense.
Thanks
Mike Drives:
BMW's
E24 - 635CSiA - (1) 1985 (US)
E24 - 635CSi - (1) 1985 (EC)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Black)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Calypso Red)
E32 - 740iA - (1) 1994
E32 - 750iA - (1) 1990 (Not an "L") (EC German National)
E32 - 735iL - (2) 1990
E32 - 750iL - (1) 1990
E38 - 740iLA - (2) (1) 1997 & (1) 1998
E38 - 750iLA - (1) 1998
E38 - 740iA - (1) 2000 "Short Sport"
E39 - 528iA - (2) - 2000 & (1) 1997
Also:
2015 Ram 3500 Dually, Cumins 6.7, Std.Cab. Long box 4x4 (To haul all this junk when necessary)
2014 Dodge Dart Rallye (Daily Driver)
2007 Mercedes Benz CL600 (Brabus SV12S)
Mercedes Benz SL's - (1) (2002) & (1) 1999 500 - (1) 1999 600
1967 Buick Riviera (2)
Do this, put both fuel lines in 2 coke bottles, then apply voltage(6v 1 amp does it for me but you can go v12) to fuses 23 and then 24. I bet one bottle will start filling with fuel the other one will stay dry.
This will tell you if you actually have a dead pump.
I suspect dead throttle or both. Let me know if you need yours rebuilt.
Dragon850;
I know I do have a dead, but not broken pump because I jumpered 30-87 in the socket and I get full pressure, so whatever is going on is not providing ground to 85-86 (trigger voltage).
The problem is not in the main relay, so I'm still back to square 1.
Thanks
Mike Drives:
BMW's
E24 - 635CSiA - (1) 1985 (US)
E24 - 635CSi - (1) 1985 (EC)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Black)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Calypso Red)
E32 - 740iA - (1) 1994
E32 - 750iA - (1) 1990 (Not an "L") (EC German National)
E32 - 735iL - (2) 1990
E32 - 750iL - (1) 1990
E38 - 740iLA - (2) (1) 1997 & (1) 1998
E38 - 750iLA - (1) 1998
E38 - 740iA - (1) 2000 "Short Sport"
E39 - 528iA - (2) - 2000 & (1) 1997
Also:
2015 Ram 3500 Dually, Cumins 6.7, Std.Cab. Long box 4x4 (To haul all this junk when necessary)
2014 Dodge Dart Rallye (Daily Driver)
2007 Mercedes Benz CL600 (Brabus SV12S)
Mercedes Benz SL's - (1) (2002) & (1) 1999 500 - (1) 1999 600
1967 Buick Riviera (2)
'91 Dinan 860 Stage III (new 6L engine)
'91 Dinan 850 TT stage III (brand new engine) 21st Century Tech meets 18th Century Dinan...
'91 850i 6sp (mint) (sold)
'90 Dinan 750iL TT stage III (Guido - The Beast)
'94 850 CSi The Detroit Auto Show car (restored to factory perfect) (sold)
'96 850Ci, The George Carlin car
''73 3.0 csi, '08 535i, '03 X5 4.6is
...and a few other non BMW cars
I have been chasing this for so long, I really feel like I am just going in circles.
From the beginning...
Total non-start condition - discovered during diagnosis and testing
I have a WORKING fuel pump on 1-6
I have a NON-OP DK/EML issue on 1-6
I have a NON-OP fuel pump on 7-12
I have a WORKING DK/EML on 7-12
Hence: No DK on 1-6 and no fuel on 7-12 = NON START
What I did to get it started totally by accident.
I reversed the working 1-6 fuel line to the working 7-12 bank with it's operational DK/EML
Hence: I now have a start on one bank 7-12.
I would like to fix/repair the non-op fuel pressure on 1-6 so I can then tackle the DK/EML issue.
This is where we are now.
Cartoonz;
I probably misread the fuel pump daisy chain and am thinking the fuses are at the bottom - (main relay>fuel pump relay>fuel pump>fuse).
If I can jumper the fuel pump relay and get full pressure to the fuel line, how will putting 12v on the fuse change the outcome? Does it change the voltage routing? Sorry, I just don't get it. I will give it a try, hell, I've tried everything else, but don't forget, I'm not going to get a 12 cylinder start with the DK/EML issue on 1-6. I guess I would just like to get 12v to the trigger voltage of the fuel pump relay.
Thanks
Mike Drives:
BMW's
E24 - 635CSiA - (1) 1985 (US)
E24 - 635CSi - (1) 1985 (EC)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Black)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Calypso Red)
E32 - 740iA - (1) 1994
E32 - 750iA - (1) 1990 (Not an "L") (EC German National)
E32 - 735iL - (2) 1990
E32 - 750iL - (1) 1990
E38 - 740iLA - (2) (1) 1997 & (1) 1998
E38 - 750iLA - (1) 1998
E38 - 740iA - (1) 2000 "Short Sport"
E39 - 528iA - (2) - 2000 & (1) 1997
Also:
2015 Ram 3500 Dually, Cumins 6.7, Std.Cab. Long box 4x4 (To haul all this junk when necessary)
2014 Dodge Dart Rallye (Daily Driver)
2007 Mercedes Benz CL600 (Brabus SV12S)
Mercedes Benz SL's - (1) (2002) & (1) 1999 500 - (1) 1999 600
1967 Buick Riviera (2)
Latest update on this. Didn't want to start another thread.
First, had both DK's rebuilt and yes, one was DOA. Both are up to snuff now.
My question is going to be simple. I have 2 white main/DME relays, which I believe are correct, then a blue relay where there should be a fuel pump relay and a pale green relay where there should be another fuel pump relay. What color are the friggin' fuel pump relays SUPPOSED to be? I ask because the pinouts are different.
Thanks
Mike
Mike Drives:
BMW's
E24 - 635CSiA - (1) 1985 (US)
E24 - 635CSi - (1) 1985 (EC)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Black)
E31 - 850iA - (1) 1991 (Calypso Red)
E32 - 740iA - (1) 1994
E32 - 750iA - (1) 1990 (Not an "L") (EC German National)
E32 - 735iL - (2) 1990
E32 - 750iL - (1) 1990
E38 - 740iLA - (2) (1) 1997 & (1) 1998
E38 - 750iLA - (1) 1998
E38 - 740iA - (1) 2000 "Short Sport"
E39 - 528iA - (2) - 2000 & (1) 1997
Also:
2015 Ram 3500 Dually, Cumins 6.7, Std.Cab. Long box 4x4 (To haul all this junk when necessary)
2014 Dodge Dart Rallye (Daily Driver)
2007 Mercedes Benz CL600 (Brabus SV12S)
Mercedes Benz SL's - (1) (2002) & (1) 1999 500 - (1) 1999 600
1967 Buick Riviera (2)
My fuel pump relays are orange, the two to the right of the white dme relays. But colors vary based on the year, I have a 1993.
Latest part number is : 61368373700
Link: https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...-61368373700oe
I am confused now, realoem showing p# above, but my actual orange fuel relay is p#0332019456 which is 4 pin relay vs 5 pin above... hmmm
Last edited by dragon850; 03-22-2018 at 12:50 AM.
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