Retrofitting wiring harness - AZ82.70-P-0001-04AG

Converting telephone wiring harness as shown in figure.
Connection diagram for telephone

Fig 1: Telephone Wiring Harness Diagram
Tie out power supply (13) and extend with standard 0.75 mm ² wires of same color by approx. 2500 mm.

Fig 2: Identifying Power Supply And E-Net Compensator
Expose connector for telephone and GPS roof antenna (A2/49x1) on right side of trunk.
The copper-colored antenna lead comes from the roof antenna. If two copper-colored antenna leads are present, one is the antenna lead and the other the GPS lead.

Fig 3: Identifying GPS Roof Antenna

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The copper-colored telephone terminates as connector with coupling (60).

The black antenna lead to the portable cellular telephone terminates with plug (61).

Fig 4: Identifying Connector With Coupling And Portable Cellular Telephone Terminates With Plug
Connect standard black antenna lead (61) and copper-colored telephone lead (60) to E-net compensator (A28/3).
Connect power supply wiring harness (13).

Fig 5: Connecting Standard Black Antenna Lead
Route power supply wiring harness (13) as shown in figure along existing lines in vehicle from trunk to right rear compartment.

Fig 6: Identifying Power Supply Wiring Harness And E-Net Compensator
Open standard wiring harness at D2B portable cellular telephone interface (A59/1), expose black/violet lead (sw/vi) circuit 15, red/violet lead (rt/vi) circuit 30 and brown lead (br) circuit 31.
Solder violet lead (vi) from power supply wiring harness (13) to black/violet lead from standard wiring harness.
Solder red/violet lead (rt/vi) from wiring harness (13) to red/violet lead (rt/vi) from standard wiring harness.
Solder brown lead (br) from wiring harness (13) to brown lead (br) from standard wiring harness.
Use solder connectors.

Fig 7: Identifying Portable Cellular Telephone Interface And Wiring Harness