Connector Pin Assignments & Description

1993 BMW 740iL (E32/2) V8-3982cc 4.0L DOHC (M60)SECTION Connector Pin Assignments & Description
Abbreviations
IHKA Automatic climate control
A Output
E Input
Max Maximum
AUTO Automatic
(control in accordance with the flap programs stored in the control unit)
Poti Potentiometer

Used in the following charts:

IHKA Control Unit Connector X613 Pin Assignments-Part 1:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X613 Pin Assignments - Part 1

IHKA Control Unit Connector X613 Pin Assignments-Part 2:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X613 Pin Assignments - Part 2

IHKA Control Unit Connector X614 Pin Assignments-Part 1:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X614 Pin Assignments - Part 1

IHKA Control Unit Connector X614 Pin Assignments-Part 2:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X614 Pin Assignments - Part 2

IHKA Control Unit Connector X614 Pin Assignments-Part 3:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X614 Pin Assignments - Part 3

IHKA Control Unit Connector X610 Pin Assignments-Part 1:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X610 Pin Assignments - Part 1

IHKA Control Unit Connector X610 Pin Assignments-Part 2:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X610 Pin Assignments - Part 2

IHKA Control Unit Connector X610 Pin Assignments-Part 3:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X610 Pin Assignments - Part 3

IHKA Control Unit Connector X611 Pin Assignments-Part 1:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X611 Pin Assignments - Part 1

IHKA Control Unit Connector X611 Pin Assignments-Part 2:





IHKA Control Unit Connector X611 Pin Assignments - Part 2

IHKA Operating Unit X612 Pin Assignments-Part 1:





IHKA Operating Unit Connector X612 Pin Assignments - Part 1

IHKA Operating Unit X612 Pin Assignments-Part 2:





IHKA Operating Unit Connector X612 Pin Assignments - Part 2

IHKA Operating Unit X612 Pin Assignments-Part 3:





IHKA Operating Unit Connector X612 Pin Assignments - Part 3

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