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Electrical drawing E53

Discuss your latest mods or ideas, and anything to do with the BMW X5 (E53).
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Electrical drawing E53

Post by evoblue » Mon Nov 29, 2010 9:32 pm

Found this from another forum. Explains about different circuits. Parking heating how it works.

http://www.bmw-planet.com/diagrams/rele ... /index.htm

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Re: Electrical drawing E53

Post by fenj66 » Tue Nov 30, 2010 11:24 am

i have looked over this with interest as my aux heater is playing up a bit.
the section on the aux heater makes mention of pulling a 5a fuse in position 30 to do a reset, but i dont know where that fuse is!
in my fuse box the aux heater is on fuse 59 but thats a 20a and has no effect with removal.
05 stirling grey 3.0d Auto. mods - park heater, reverse cam, aux in

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Re: Electrical drawing E53

Post by evoblue » Fri Dec 03, 2010 11:15 am

Hi There is some fuses in the boot mentioned on another forum drivers side. One mention remote unit. It has the 5amp in it. What about pulling the power plug of the top of the unit. That might reset it. worth a try. Does yours work with the constant 12v on pin 1 when the engine is off. It does need a 12v constant supply. use a multimeter if you have one to see what voltage you have when the car is off.

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