| Pin | Function | Connected To | |------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------| | | Pedal Position Sensor 1 Signal | Accelerator pedal (G79) | | 66 | Pedal Position Sensor 2 Signal | Accelerator pedal (G185) | | 67 | Pedal Sensor 5V Supply | Pedal potentiometers | | 68 | Pedal Sensor Ground | Pedal return | | 73 | Throttle Motor Control (+) (Drive) | Throttle body (V60) | | 72 | Throttle Motor Control (-) (Return) | Throttle body (V60) | | 80 | Throttle Position Sensor (for motor feedback) | Internal throttle plate sensor |
To force the ECU into for recovery or full cloning: Locate the 29F800 flash chip on the internal circuit board. bosch me711 pinout
| Pin Number | Pin Name | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | 10 | CPS | Crankshaft position sensor input | | 12 | CAM | Camshaft position sensor input | | 15 | ECT | Engine coolant temperature sensor input | | 20 | MAF | Mass airflow sensor input | | Pin | Function | Connected To |
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The pinout of the Bosch ME711 is more than a technical schematic; it is a map of a philosophy. Bosch prioritized sensor isolation, diagnostic transparency, and driver protection. For the engineer or enthusiast, reading the ME711 pinout means understanding that a single pin can represent a compromise between signal integrity and cost. Whether you are diagnosing a "limp mode" on a 1.8T or wiring a standalone into an old chassis, the 121 pins of the ME711 remain the definitive interface between human intention and mechanical execution.