VE Factory Body Control Module Information

[1johnboy]

I am just wanting someone to clear up the fog light loom if my understanding of it is correct. Connector 86 from the relay goes to pin 11 connector 4, and pin 6 from the the foglight runs to pin 21 connector 3?

If this is correct what do you guys usually use for the pins. I cant seem to source suitable ones anywhere

[silversv6]

If you can't find the pins, source an old harness (wreckers etc) with the correct pins & solder them to your harness. cheers

[1johnboy]

Is my interpretation of the wiring diagram correct?

[Annz6056]

Hey dose anyone out there have a wiring diagram for the factory ve ss can sum one help me out it's for the 2008 model

[Annz6056]

Sori that for the head unit

[nathanb]

Hi all.
Have a 2006 omega and upgrading fogs.
Wondering if anyone can help with pics of the switch from behind and confirm if its the number 6 pin on the switch is the fog active? Or a diagram would be great.
Any help would be awesome.
Cheers in advance

[BRAD36L]

hi guys need full diagram for ve sv6 ecu and bcm not sure if bcm is the same pin out as others.
need to work out what to do, to get it to run by it self not sure if i can git to run or not.
holden will not help out with what i want.. Bosch computers from vz ve v6 are hard to do by the looks of it.
not sure if i can remove the VATS off the ecu before i pull it out of the car. or if you can at all.
i do a lot of mods on car and this is going in an old hi-lux
i do know of some one who can wire in the dash, bcm ecu, and i'm guessing he was going to do the key reader too. so it all works. also it"s auto so the sport shift will work to
$1200 was the price
but i know i can do it and want to.
so guys all the help i can get would be great, cheers thanks heap all for reading

[antwon]

The VIN Number is located at EEPROM Locations

0x01E -> 0x02E (Full 17 Digit VIN Number)
and
0x0F6 -> 0x106 (Full 17 Digit VIN Number)

I can also confirm that I am able to read from, and write to the EEPROM using the KeeProg EEPROM programmer using the above settings,
without having to remove the EEPROM from the board. (However I needed to remove the resin from the chip to make a good electrical contact).

(Will try the GQ-4X EEPROM programmer next, to see if it can read and write whilst on the board)...
For anyone that wants to play at home, the EEPROM location is here.

Hi great info top job Ive got a question I'm trying to find the location for the bcm sec code does anyone have an idea weee it may be

[TazzI]

Not something I've actually looked for previously. Will probably need to know what that value is first before being able to search it in the eeprom dumps.

[jezzab]

There is no security code in the VE BCM