Making CSL parts work on a none CSL

m3dragon · 04-01-2014, 04:18 AM

I thought I share with you guys how hard it and long it took for us Yanks to get you CSL bits to work.

After lots of work from some dedicated guys on the m3forums we got you cool CSL bits working.

Temp Sensor, Map Sensor with rail, Oil level indicator, and now the flap motor. All of this was done using none CSL parts. To clarify, we used OE parts for the wire setup and a MSS54HP and added the H-Bridge.

Now for you guys are like big deal but still thought I share how much work we have to do to get want you enjoy every day. Ok flame suite ON!

http://youtu.be/NCMV2via-50

04-01-2014, 04:18 AM	#1
m3dragon S3 - On the open road Join Date: May 2012 Location: California Posts: 96 Casino cash: $748	Making CSL parts work on a none CSL I thought I share with you guys how hard it and long it took for us Yanks to get you CSL bits to work. After lots of work from some dedicated guys on the m3forums we got you cool CSL bits working. Temp Sensor, Map Sensor with rail, Oil level indicator, and now the flap motor. All of this was done using none CSL parts. To clarify, we used OE parts for the wire setup and a MSS54HP and added the H-Bridge. Now for you guys are like big deal but still thought I share how much work we have to do to get want you enjoy every day. Ok flame suite ON! http://youtu.be/NCMV2via-50 __________________ NorCal drive organizer guy Drive database and photo locations