BMN Window Switch Install
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BMN Window Switch Install 2 basic questions for you guys...
I'm installing the BMN switch with a FPSS and WOT switch. Where do you wire in the FPSS? Every diagram is a little different and the BMN one doesn't show a FPSS.
Next question. Where is the easiest access point for the brown brake wire? I looked under the steering wheel and it appears there's a couple brown wires.
Thanks everyone.
I'm installing the BMN switch with a FPSS and WOT switch. Where do you wire in the FPSS? Every diagram is a little different and the BMN one doesn't show a FPSS.
Next question. Where is the easiest access point for the brown brake wire? I looked under the steering wheel and it appears there's a couple brown wires.
Thanks everyone.
Gotcha covered:
For the brake wire, if you drop the panel under the drivers side dash you should see a white box attached to some wires, and there are two "buttons" that come out of it. The brake pedal will actually touch one (if not both) of the buttons. There are 3 clips on each side that you can pry with a screwdriver and pop it off. That way you know wich wire to use and can splice into it eaisly. I used a volt meter to test for current while pushing the buttons.
As for the FPSS and WOT switches, they are just interrupt switches. I actually have my FPSS on the ground circuit, and my WOT switch goes to the relay. I'll post up more detail in a moment, gotta pull my wiring diagrams.
There we go, I posted it on LS1 Tech a long time ago, so here's a link to how I wired it, hope this helps:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/328586-help-bmn-nitro-controller.html
For the brake wire, if you drop the panel under the drivers side dash you should see a white box attached to some wires, and there are two "buttons" that come out of it. The brake pedal will actually touch one (if not both) of the buttons. There are 3 clips on each side that you can pry with a screwdriver and pop it off. That way you know wich wire to use and can splice into it eaisly. I used a volt meter to test for current while pushing the buttons.
As for the FPSS and WOT switches, they are just interrupt switches. I actually have my FPSS on the ground circuit, and my WOT switch goes to the relay. I'll post up more detail in a moment, gotta pull my wiring diagrams.
There we go, I posted it on LS1 Tech a long time ago, so here's a link to how I wired it, hope this helps:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-oxide/328586-help-bmn-nitro-controller.html
Last edited by Ouija; Aug 27, 2005 at 07:58 PM.
