The Book of UNGO May 17, 2004 Update About Remotes (Please check wiring changes in 2001 and later Z3s) With sincere thanks to Dave T, William W. Gusky, Circle BMW, Ziggy, to ![]() ![]() Harvster said anyone who can install a LeatherZ armrest can install an UNGO. He did all the work for me, sourcing and configuring and soldering. All I had to do was put it in my car. Uh huh. I got my UNGO MS8300 on Ebay for $145 They had just been discontinued ~May 19, 2002 Update~ Matt just bought an UNGO MS8300 on ebay for $91. ~~ What else am I going to do for the month of February? Spend time installing things on my car, naturally. And boy oh boy did I! |
Removing
A Pillars, Removing Glove Box, Removing Armrest, V1+GPS Hardwiring, Center
Console Removal, Footwell
Light Install, Vinyl
Repair Kit, Removing armrest lids, Euro
alarm LED |
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When you get this:![]() You want to end up with something like this: ![]() |
![]() Here is the optional cat attachment trying to eat my tie wraps. Harvster did all the soldering and connecting. |
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Book Of UNGO Part 1 Plan Ahead~~ Part 2 So begins the search for parts~~ Part 3 Siren Placement~~ Part 4 Placing the LED, Cutoff Switch and Space Shield ~~ Part 5 Glovebox Kama Sutra~~ Part 6 UNGO CPU and Logic Sensor ~~ Part 7 Hardwiring~~ Part 8 Routing the V1 Power, Above and Below~~ Part 9 Setting Levels Additional Information: Removing Console, Bumper Siren, UNGO Z3 Schematic, Wire Harness Basic System Diagram, Ziggy's UNGO Install |
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