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      12-13-2013, 10:37 AM   #1
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How do i get to these connectors? MULF related

I am trying to install a MULF2 and the instructions ask to do work on the fiber connections... but not sure exactly what trim i need to remove and how?

I have a coupe...and this looks to maybe be from a sedan

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should be in both cars look at the diagrams.
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Looks like the side rests for the rear seat. Looks like driver side. They are pretty easy to pull off after you remove a bolt, I believe.
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Fold the rear seat down, then grab the side bolster at the top and pull. it comes right out.
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      12-15-2013, 11:59 AM   #5
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Fold the rear seat down, then grab the side bolster at the top and pull. it comes right out.
Thank you i was able to get it off. Now the hard part i am having is trying to get the wires correct. Trying to install a MULF2 and having trouble communicating with it.

Here is what the orginal config looks like:



This is what i have...trying to figure out the exact configuration i need to make the added MULF work.


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      12-16-2013, 04:33 PM   #6
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Hey just did this myself a couple months ago

For the in use box:
Slot one on Top - Mulf Wire
Slot two on Top - Wire presently in Slot one top (Radio Wire)
Slot one on bottom - Leave current wire there (Radio Wire)
Slot two on bottom - Mulf Wire
Slot three, four and Five (top and bottom) - all empty

hope that helps.
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      12-16-2013, 04:39 PM   #7
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thank you thats very helpful - i;ll try it out tonight. I think my other issue is that when i did my CIC retrofit the harness i built didnt carry through the MOST cables which is why the radio is not connecting to it.

Hopefully once I do that i can verify as well that the radio cable is lighting up.



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Hey just did this myself a couple months ago

For the in use box:
Slot one on Top - Mulf Wire
Slot two on Top - Wire presently in Slot one top (Radio Wire)
Slot one on bottom - Leave current wire there (Radio Wire)
Slot two on bottom - Mulf Wire
Slot three, four and Five (top and bottom) - all empty

hope that helps.
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      12-17-2013, 12:39 PM   #8
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Thank you. I got the MOST working where I can now see the MULF in INPA. I am now having issues trying to get BT working. I tried to turn BT on in tool32 but see this message:

JOB_STATUS = ERROR_ECU_SERVICE_NOT_SUPPORTED_IN_ACTIVE_DIAGNOST IC_MODE

Any idea how I can get the BT working? I did SG RESET to the MULF in NCS, but unable to write a blank MAN file w my DCAN cable.



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Hey just did this myself a couple months ago

For the in use box:
Slot one on Top - Mulf Wire
Slot two on Top - Wire presently in Slot one top (Radio Wire)
Slot one on bottom - Leave current wire there (Radio Wire)
Slot two on bottom - Mulf Wire
Slot three, four and Five (top and bottom) - all empty

hope that helps.
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      12-17-2013, 06:35 PM   #9
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I'm not sure. Hopefully someone else can chime in at this point. My exact steps were adding 644 and 6fl to VO and SG Reset on mulf2. At that point I could pair my phone and only needed to rewire my mic behind the glove box. I didn't do anything in tool 32. Are u sure the SG reset worked? What happens when you try to pair your phone now?
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