A8CT

the oil level sensor from working but it's still beeping and lit up on the dash. There is only one other wire and a ground left.

I can't find the wiring diagrams on the Bentley for the cluster though.

thanks

PaulW

From the 2000 MY, facelift:

Terminal assignments at instrument cluster 32-pin connector for basic functions, blue

1 - Left turn signal
2 - Right turn signal
3 - Coolant temperature sensor
4 - Fuel guage sender
5 - Terminal 31 sensor Ground (GND)
6 - Vacant
7 - Vacant
8 - Fog lights, front
9 - Fog lights, rear
10 - Airbag
11 - Child seat recognition
12 - High beams
13 - Trailer turn signals
14 - Parking brake
15 - Terminal 61
16 - Self-levelling suspension
17 - Brake pad
18 - Hydraulic fluid level/brake fluid
19 - Oil pressure1.2 bar
20 - Seat belt buckle
21 - Oil filter
22 - Automatic headlight aim control
23 - Brake light
24 - Tail lights / dimmed headlights
25 - CAT (Japan)/Diesel (glow plug controls)
26 - Terminal 15 (Pin 1)
27 - Terminal 15 (Pin 2)
28 - Terminal 30 (Pin 1)
29 - Terminal 30 (Pin 2)
30 - Terminal 31 (Pin 3)
31 - Terminal 31 (Pin 1)
32 - Terminal 31 (Pin 2)

32-pin connector for additional functions, green

1 - Transponder 1
2 - K-wire
3 - Vacant
4 - Vacant
5 - Outside air temperature sensor
6 - Ignition key terminal 86s
7 - Remote access for auxiliary heater
8 - Consumption signal
9 - E-Gas
10 - Reserve access
11 - Oil level
12 - Multi-function switch Output B
13 - Multi-function switch Output A
14 - Multi-function switch, enter button
15 - On board computer, left
16 - On board computer, right
17 - Transponder 2
18 - CAN-Bus LOW engine harness
19 - CAN-Bus shielding engine harness
20 - CAN-Bus HIGH engine harness
21 - CAN-Bus LOW Navigation
22 - CAN-Bus HIGH Navigation
23 - CAN-Bus HIGH Comfort
24 - CAN-Bus LOW Comfort
25 - Immobilizer input from immobilizer
26 - Engine electronics (CARB, OBDII)
27 - On-board computer, reset
28 - Multi-function switch, menu button
29 - Outside chime
30 - Outside gong
31 - Parking light, right
32 - Parking light, left

32-pin connector for multi-function display, gray

1 - Telematic button
2 - Multi-function switch, button branch 2
3 - Multi-function switch, button branch 3
4 - Hood switch
5 - Navigation data
6 - Fuel filler flap switch
7 - V-signal input
8 - A/C system output
9 - V-signal output 1
10 - 3rd blower level
11 - Rear lid
12 - Summer/Winter switch-over
13 - Tank warning
14 - Terminal 58
15 - Driver-side door
16 - Standing time output
17 - Washer fluid level
18 - Coolant level
19 - ABS
20 - ASR
21 - Navigation-clock
22 - Navigation-Enable
23 - Terminal 58s (Pin 1)
24 - Terminal 58s (Pin 2)
25 - Terminal 58s (Pin 3)
26 - Terminal 58d (Pin 1)
27 - Terminal 58d (Pin 2)
28 - Door lock-output
029 -Door, right-rear
30 - Door, left-rear
31 - Passenger-side door
32 - Auxiliary heater-output

A8CT

perfect, thanks! I haven't used the Bentley for much electrical stuff, need to learn that section

A8CT

beeps and displays an error. Is it smart enough to know that I'm trying to bypass the circuit?

I now have 2 wires cut behind the cluster and the connector isn't even plugged in at the oil pan? How is this working?

Maybe I have to start over and try and fix it once and for all. Haven't had much looking with that either.

pkrasusky

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tozoM8

cut wire/open circuit = warning.

A8CT

So, I wonder if I ground pin #11 behind the cluster if that'll turn off the light?