BMW 5 Series: Digital Motor Electronics (DME)
DME 8 control unit
The 8th generation engine electronics form a common control unit platform for
gasoline and diesel
engines that have been used since modular engines were introduced. Its
appearance is characterized
by a uniform housing and a uniform connector strip. The hardware inside has been
adapted to
the respective applications. The Bx8TU engines have the DME 8 engine electronics
generation.
Depending on the engine version, the Digital Motor Electronics (DME) will be
given a specific
designation.
DME 8.xTyz (x = number of cylinders, Ty = vehicle electrical system
architecture, z = H (hybrid)) can be
decoded as follows:
- DME 8.4T1 = B48
- DME 8.4T0.H = B48 PHEV
- DME 8.6T0 = B58
- DME 8.8T0 = N63
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Component temperature sensor
The B58TU engine uses a component temperature sensor in addition to the
coolant temperature
sensor to control the coolant
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System wiring diagram
Rear exterior lights
Digital Motor Electronics (DME)
Electronic transmission control (EGS)
Fuses in the power distribution box, front right
Body Domain Controller (BDC)
Fuse in the Body Domain Controller
Rear light cluster, right outer
Rear light cluster, right inner
Body overview
G30 Side frame structure
Multiphase steel (> 300 N/mm²)
Ultra-high-strength steel (> 900 N/mm²)
Aluminum
Deep-drawing steel (< 300 N/mm²)
Other steel grades
Inner roof frame
Roof frame reinforcement
B-pillar reinforcement
Side sill reinforce