Control Units/Modules

1992 BMW 735iLSECTION Control Units/Modules
CONTROL UNITS/MODULES LOCATION

Component Location
ABS/ASC Control Unit In electrical box, behind right front shock tower.
Air Bag Diagnostic Module Behind left side of dash, left of steering column.
Anti-Theft Module Below left side of dash.
Automatic A/C Control Unit Behind front footwell, ahead of plenum.
Check Control Module On front fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Crash Control Unit On front fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Cruise Control Module In electrical box, behind right front shock tower.
EDC Electronic Control Unit Under right side of rear seat, near battery.
Electric Power Protection Relay On rear fuse/relay block.
Electronic Trans. Control Unit Behind right kick panel.
Final Stage Unit On left side of right footwell.
General Module On rear fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Headrest Control Unit (Rear) On rear fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Headlight/Foglight Module On auxiliary relay block. See Figure .
Infrared Locking Control Unit On rear fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Light Control Module On front fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Lock Sensor Control Unit Behind left kick panel, left of driver's footrest.
Motronic Control Unit (DME) In electrical box, behind right front shock tower.
On-Board Computer Behind center of dash, right of radio.
Relay Module On rear fuse/relay block. See Figure .
Seat/Mirror/Steering Column Memory Control Module Under driver's seat.
Servotronic Control Unit Behind left kick panel, left of driver's footrest.
Wheel Camber Control Unit Under car, above right side half-shaft.
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