56 Pin Header (Male) - Part # 211PL562L0011
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56 Pin Connector (Female) - Part # 211PC562S0009
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EVBMW ZombieVerter VCU Header, Connector, Wire Harness

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56 Pin Header (Male) - Part # 211PL562L0011
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84 VW MK1 Rabbit DIY Roll Your Own Wire Harness Fuses & Relays 1




so from this:

to that:

KISS: Keep It Simple Stupid

RESOURCES: Where to buy it? EVBMW Webshop Where to get the firmware upgrade? Mr. Damien Maguire's GitHub Where to get more documentation? OpenInverter Wiki Where to get product support? OpenInverter Forum: ZombieVerter VCU Support Where to fuel the fire? Mr. Damien Maguire's Patreon

ZombieVerter VCU BMW Safety Box Control Part II





things weren't working, so T-Bone my trusty assistant, suggested we plug more skinny wires into the Zombie

and that did the trick

List of authentic Damien Maguire's Zombieverter Videos with some points of interest Jan 10, 2024 - ZombieVerter VCU Software V2.04 May 10, 2023 - Lab Update: ZombieVerter VCU Firmware V2.0 VCU Ignition Start Procedure Feb 4, 2023 - ZombieVerter VCU Update Feb 2023 Jun 11, 2022 - ZombieVerter VCU Pa...

Tesla is recalling Cybertrucks because their accelerator pedals could get stuck Tesla has issued a recall for around 3,878 Cybertruck vehicles, a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration notice has revealed. Apparently, the cover of the truck's accelerator pedal could get dislodged and trappe...

Captain's Log: Project Date: Day 105 We have not met our 100 day or less Arbitrary Build Deadline, aka the ABD. [excuses] I got swamped at work the past week (yes I work for a living, ITing n sh!t) Got two solid days of rain over the last weekend (didn't help with the item below) The darn undercoat...

BMW 330e External Connector

if we gonna use the OEM BMW battery box we might as well use the OEM low voltage pig tail




things escalated quickly

ZombieVerter VCU BMW Safety Box Control Part I

ZombieVerter VCU - CAN1 Connection The Zombie supports three different CAN channels, this is the first one. It requires two wires one for CAN High signal and a second for CAN Low signal. Usually this two wire pair is twisted together aka a twisted pair. This requires two pins. Pin #27 - CAN Low wil...

ZombieVerter VCU - Start Connection In addition to the three wires above a fourth wire is needed to put the Zombie in RUN mode. This requires a momentary switch, think of turning the key in the ignition switch to the Start position and have it automatically spring back after the starter starts the ...

ZombieVerter VCU - Ignition Connection In addition to the two wires above, we need a third wire, this wire when disconnected turns the Zombie OFF. However when connected it does NOT change the mode at all, for that to change see Start Connection below. Pin #15 - positive / 12 volts (fuse recommende...

ZombieVerter VCU - Permanent Power Connection This is the minimum wiring required to access the Zombie via it's Web Interface. Requires two pins. The Zombie is always "on" maybe a better term would be enabled, this is required to detect charge mode and facilitate timers. Pin #55 - negativ...

ZombieVerter VCU BMW Safety Box Control Part II

while I'm literally waiting on the paint to dry I decided to have at the Zombie controlling the BMW Safety Box https://youtu.be/llivN5qcz-Y IMG_3751.JPG things weren't working, so T-Bone my trusty assistant, suggested we plug more skinny wires into the Zombie IMG_3755.JPG and that did the trick IMG_...

but if we were to fandangle them sideways like so, they fit with room to spare, and whom ever cut this current hole out got it almost nearly perfect [clairvoyant he is]

never too early to plan your next battery pack upgrade so if we were to go to the 6 modules from the BMW 530e which would be 12 killer whales instead of the current 7 (provide we get one from July 2019 and up) this vertical formation would not fit behind the rear seat horizontal frame rail IMG_3648....

Ghia66 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:55 pm Certainly not living up to the HARDY brand name!

ha ha, right? more like HARDLY !

[rant] last time my new leather gloves fell apart I knew something was off, I could have sworn I just bought them, so this time, I wrote the Born On Date on the new pair and check this out, they fell apart only one week later, or am I just working too hard and they can't keep up with my Chuck Norris...

and then I decided to go with one that [ahem] fit, as in 2010 Honda Fit

first we tried a 2010 Toyota Prius pedal to keep it in the family IMG_3583.JPG because of the wiggliness in the Rabbit firewall I had to make a block for an offset IMG_3587.JPG IMG_3589.JPG nice thing about metal is that you can weld up the holes you don't want IMG_3592.JPG IMG_3594.JPG IMG_3596.JPG

VW MK1 Rabbit Electric Throttle Install

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