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 I have a 95 E36 M3 with an 11-button OBC that has a bunch of dead pixels.  I bought an 18-button OBC and a x1071 connector to replace the 11-button OBC.  I followed Mon's instructions from these comments to do an minimal install of the 18-button.  Finished in 10 mins. Here is what I did: 1. Move brown ground wire from pin 17 of the x1070 to pin 13 of the x1071 2. Move red/yellow power wire from pin 18 of x1070 to pin 8 of the x1071 Not all of the 18-button features are working because I only moved over the power pins, but at least it's installed and powered on. Seems to do everything that the 11-button used to do. I'll finish up the wiring harness to get all of the 18-button features when I get some time. Great article and great comments. Thanks. __________________ This post was auto-generated based upon a question asked on our tech article page here: Pelican Technical Article: BMW On Board Computer Retrofit / Conversion | 
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 Thanks for the info. This will be helpful to many users.  - Nick | 
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