[CHENG SHIANG]

My car is 2015 f10 535msport,LED Adaptive headlight,vin:d899790
Under the premise of retaining the original function of the original car, I want to add HBA (FLA) & Garage Remote Control (GTO), I have purchased a new mirror (51169345385) & direction frame (61319354048)

Who can have this experience to provide wiring diagrams and male and female pin and connector part numbers?

[wcr3d]

www.newtis.info should have what you are looking for.

[CHENG SHIANG]

Originally Posted by wcr3d

www.newtis.info should have what you are looking for.

Thank you for your offer
This is too esoteric, I don't understand.

[Qsilver7]

Originally Posted by CHENG SHIANG

Thank you for your offer
This is too esoteric, I don't understand.

Can you be specific as what you don't understand about the site?

I'm not an expert...but using the VIN you gave us...I went to the TIS website, entered your VIN, then typed "high beam assist" into the search box just to see what would come up (or find something that would seem to be difficult to understand).

I got a list of reults...and at the very top was this link for HBA that also mentions (NOT KAFAS)...which would probably apply in your case since doing a VIN decode you don't appear to have anything that suggests you have a KAFAS (camera): https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/f...gh+beam+assist

If you click the link above...the first link will bring up a wiring diagram. In that diagram you look for the (A60) ELECTROCHROMATIC MIRROR. This wiring diagram shows the wiring color(s) as well as the pin they are associated with. And you can also click on the blue text in the wiring diagram (like the A60)...these are clickable links that will reveal more in depth details and other links that help you keep diving deeper into the site which may lead to further discovery or information you need.

I hope this is helpful in getting a start using the TIS website.

EDIT:. Wiring diagram for FLA EC mirror that shows wire colors and PIN numbers:

• GN/BR (green/brown) = PIN #3
• GR/VI (gray/violet) = PIN #6
• GE/RT (yellow/red) = PIN #4 (gelb=yellow & rot=red in German)
• GE/BR (yellow/brown = PIN #5
• BR/SW (brown/black) = PIN #10 (Schwarz=Black in German)

A60*1b repreents the electrical connector to the EC mirror...so if you click on that (blue) link...it will bring up a link that shows that connector view...which shows the location of the PIN (numbers) within the connector (see 2nd image below):

[CHENG SHIANG]

Originally Posted by Qsilver7

Can you be specific as what you don't understand about the site?

I'm not an expert...but using the VIN you gave us...I went to the TIS website, entered your VIN, then typed "high beam assist" into the search box just to see what would come up (or find something that would seem to be difficult to understand).

I got a list of reults...and at the very top was this link for HBA that also mentions (NOT KAFAS)...which would probably apply in your case since doing a VIN decode you don't appear to have anything that suggests you have a KAFAS (camera): https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/f...gh+beam+assist

If you click the link above...the first link will bring up a wiring diagram. In that diagram you look for the (A60) ELECTROCHROMATIC MIRROR. This wiring diagram shows the wiring color(s) as well as the pin they are associated with. And you can also click on the blue text in the wiring diagram (like the A60)...these are clickable links that will reveal more in depth details and other links that help you keep diving deeper into the site which may lead to further discovery or information you need.

I hope this is helpful in getting a start using the TIS website.

EDIT:. Wiring diagram for FLA EC mirror that shows wire colors and PIN numbers:

• GN/BR (green/brown) = PIN #3
• GR/VI (gray/violet) = PIN #6
• GE/RT (yellow/red) = PIN #4 (gelb=yellow & rot=red in German)
• GE/BR (yellow/brown = PIN #5
• BR/SW (brown/black) = PIN #10 (Schwarz=Black in German)

A60*1b repreents the electrical connector to the EC mirror...so if you click on that (blue) link...it will bring up a link that shows that connector view...which shows the location of the PIN (numbers) within the connector (see 2nd image below):

Thank you for your offer
I found some information in it.
The two wires of fla are k -canh,k-canL, but I don't know where the pin is a few and then connect to it.

[Qsilver7]

Originally Posted by CHENG SHIANG

Thank you for your offer
I found some information in it.
The two wires of fla are k -canh,k-canL, but I don't know where the pin is a few and then connect to it.

Unless I'm not seeing it correctly (I am not perfect so I do make mistakes )...it looks like it appears in the diagram that was previously posted.

Here it is again highlighted. The wiring diagram shows the K-CANH & K-CANL wires...their colors...and the pin they are associated with in the connector. I also posted an illustration of the connector which shows where each pin is located within the connector. BMW only indicates the connectors on the end...I added #4 (just in case you were confused).

[CHENG SHIANG]

Originally Posted by Qsilver7

Unless I'm not seeing it correctly (I am not perfect so I do make mistakes )...it looks like it appears in the diagram that was previously posted.

Here it is again highlighted. The wiring diagram shows the K-CANH & K-CANL wires...their colors...and the pin they are associated with in the connector. I also posted an illustration of the connector which shows where each pin is located within the connector. BMW only indicates the connectors on the end...I added #4 (just in case you were confused).

：thumsup：Great.Pin4 pin5 is connected to fla pulg.
According to the picture, fla is a three pin connector .
There is still a lack of fla pin s map.

[Qsilver7]

3rd pin will probably be ground (the brown wire)