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Control module inputs (MIU2)

Control module inputs (MIU 2)


Speed signal from the ABS control module, see .

RPM signal from the engine management system, see .

Temperature signal from the ICE control module

Fuel level from the fuel level transmitter, see .

Fuel consumption signal from the engine management system, see .

Charging pressure signal from the TRIONIC engine management system, see .

The six lamps below also light up the central warning lamp.

ABS (ANTI LOCK) from the ABS control module, see

Oil pressure from the oil pressure sensor, see

Brakes from the brake fluid level sensor, see

SRS 2 (SRS 2 is the central warning lamp) from the airbag control module, see

Handbrake, only at speeds above 5 km/h, see

Charging lamp, see

Input signals (pins 3 and 4)

- Display lighting signal from the SID unit, see

- Cabin light intensity signal from the SID unit, see

- Rheostat signal from the SID unit, see

- INFO DISPL from the SID unit, see

- BLACK PANEL from the SID unit, see

- Diagnosis from the data link connector


The following inputs are for indicator and warning lamps that are not controlled by the control module:


TCS from the TCS control module, see

TCS OFF from the TCS control module, see

SHIFT UP from the engine management system, see

CHECK ENGINE from the engine management system, see

CHECK GEARBOX from the TCM control module, see

SPORT from the TCM control module, see

WINTER from the TCM control module, see

CHECK ACS from the ACS control module, see

"Door open" from the ICE control module, see

EXH from the EXH relay, see

SRS 1+ from fuse 18, see

SRS 1- from the airbag control module, see

The intensity of the six lamps below is reduced when driving in the dark:

LH direction indicator repeater from the ICE control module, see

RH direction indicator repeater from the ICE control module, see

Lights on from the lights switch, see

Rear fog light from the rear fog light switch, see

CRUISE from the Cruise Control system, see

Main beam lamp from the ICE control module, see