Signal Names With F

2006 BMW X3 (E83) (CANADA) L6-2.5L (M54)SECTION Signal Names With F


F-ZIS Rear-compartment ZIS jumper
F1_A Fresh-air motor, coil 1, A
F1_E Fresh-air motor, coil 1, E
F2_A Fresh-air motor, coil 2, A
F2_E Fresh-air motor, coil 2, E
FANF Fanfare (horns)
FANF1 Fanfare (horn) 1
FANF2 Fanfare (horn) 2
FANFREL Fanfare horns via relay
FGRMOT+ Cruise control servomotor, positive
FGRMOT- Cruise control servomotor, negative
FGRPOT+ Cruise control potent., positive
FGRPOT- Cruise control potent., negative
FGRS signal, cruise control
FM Frequency modulation
FM1 Frequency modulation 1
FM2 Frequency modulation 2
FM3 Frequency modulation 3
FSB LED Footbrake, handbrake
FSHD Enable, power wind. +slid./til. sunroof
FTC Station-search start, TV and AV switchover
FTL Sensor, footwell temperature, left
FTR Sensor, footwell temperature, right
FUE- Sensor ground, air-conditioning system
FZV Data lead, central-locking remote control
F_DFAHL Conditioned wheel-speed, rear left
F_DFAHR Conditioned wheel-speed, rear right
F_DFAVL Conditioned wheel-speed, front left
F_DFAVR Conditioned wheel-speed, front right
F_NAB+ Output-speed sensor, differen. signal +
F_NAB- Output-speed sensor, differen. signal -
F_NST+ Pinion-speed sensor, differen. signal +
F_NST- Pinion-speed sensor, differen. signal -
F_NTU+ Turbo-speed sensor, differen. signal +
F_NTU- Turbo-speed sensor, differen. signal -
F_NWGO Oscillator, Camshaft sensor
F_OLN Oil-level sensor, frequency signal
F_PWG1O Pedal-position sensor 1, oscillator
F_PWG1S Signal, pedal-position sensor 1
F_PWG2O Pedal-position sensor 2, oscillator
F_PWG2S Signal, pedal-position sensor 2
F_PWG3O Pedal-position sensor 3, oscillator
F_PWG3S Pedal-position sensor 3, signal
F_TD Engine-speed signal
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