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BMW 5 Series: Overview of voltage supply

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System wiring diagram

Overview of voltage supply
Voltage supply

  1. Digital Motor Electronics (DME)
  2. Starter motor
  3. Alternator
  4. Power distribution box, engine compartment
  5. Jump start terminal point
  6. Auxiliary battery, engine compartment
  7. Power distribution box, auxiliary battery, engine compartment
  8. Power distribution box, front right
  9. Body Domain Controller (BDC)
  10. Fuse in the Body Domain Controller
  11. CAN terminator
  12. Power distribution box, rear
  13. Fuse in the power distribution box, battery, right
  14. Power Control Unit PCU 500 W
  15. Battery power distribution box
  16. Safety battery terminal
  17. Battery
  18. Power distribution box, front left (PHEV version only)

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