Install Rear Wiring Harness
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- Install repair wire in the wheel housing and route it to plug connection X 2/2.
- Join wires at the connection points using a crimp connector and crimping tool. Install preassembled contacts in plug connection X 2/2.
- Color coding of left and right hand sides of wires:
- Wire 1 - br/gn
- Wire 2 - br/bk
- Wire 3 - br
- Wire 4 - br/bl
- Wire 5 - br/wt
- br - brown
- bk - black
- bl - blue
- wt - white
- gn - green
- -Unlocking tool- to unlock the old contacts in the plug connection.
- Unlock the old contacts of the combination wire with the unlocking tool, and remove. Install new contacts of the repair wire in the same location.
- -Plug connection X 2/2- (yellow).
- Combination wire, rear left:
- Combination wire ABS and BVA in plug connection x 2/2 (yellow)
- br/wt in pin 1 (ABS)
- br/bl in pin 2 (ABS)
- br/bk in pin 3 (BVA)
- Combination wire, rear right:
- br/wt in pin 6 (ABS)
- br/bl in pin 5 (ABS)
- br/bk in pin 4 (BVA)
- The ground leads of the combination wires (brown) are the same on both right and left. Connection point No. 44 as shown in circuit diagram.
- Strip 10 mm of insulation off the wires.
- Push on heat-shrinking tube.
- Using a crimp connector, join brown wire of combination wire to brown wire of rear-end wiring harness
- Shrink heat-shrinking tube with a hot-air gun so that wires are watertight.
- Brake pad wear indicator wires of the combination wire (brown/green) are identical on the left and right sides. Connection point No. 43 as shown in circuit diagram.
- Strip 10 mm of wire.
- Push on heat-shrinking tube.
- Using a crimp connector, join brown/green wire of combination wire to brown/green wire of rear-end wiring harness.
- Shrink heat-shrinking tube with a hot-air gun so that wires are watertight.
- Wind commercially available PVC tape around wires.