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Sagem S2000 ECU Pinout, Wiring Diagram, and Faults for Peugeot, Citroën, Renault

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مخطط ل ساجيم s2000

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Direct answer to the question

• A complete, manufacturer-grade schematic for the Sagem S2000 engine-control unit (ECU) is proprietary and not published freely by Sagem / PSA-Stellantis / Renault.
• What is publicly available are:
– Generic pin-outs of the three 32-way connectors (black A, grey B, brown C).
– Partial wiring diagrams for specific vehicles (Peugeot 206, Citroën Saxo, Renault Clio, …).
– Reverse-engineered PCB layouts and component maps used by ECU-repair workshops.
• To obtain the exact diagram you must reference the vehicle’s VIN (or at least model, year, engine code) in an OEM service portal (Peugeot Service Box, Citroën Service, Renault Dialogys) or buy an official workshop manual.

Key points

  1. Sagem S2000 family includes S2000-2, S2000-3, S2000-10, S2000-RPM, S2PM, etc.; pin mapping varies slightly.
  2. Generic pinout tables (below) cover 90 % of gasoline TU-, EW- and K-type engines.
  3. Reliable public documents:
    • “diagram_ecu-sagem_s2000.pdf” (mcsprogram.org)
    • immo-tools.lt → “SAGEM S2000.pdf” (shows wiring + bench power-up)
    • elektroda.com threads “Sagem S2000 ECU pinout”
    • Scribd docs “206 Sagem S2000”, “Saxo 1.4 Sagem S2000”, etc.

Detailed problem analysis

  1. Family overview
    • 16-/32-bit Siemens C167 MCU, M95080 (or 25020) immobiliser EEPROM, TLE6240/6244 low-side drivers, BIP373/8 ignition transistors.
    • Three 32-pin AMP/Tyco connectors → 96 pins total. Colour/letter code depends on harness; PSA usually: A = black, B = grey, C = brown.

  2. Typical PSA/Renault pin-out (example: Peugeot 206 1.4 TU3JP, SAGEM S2000-3)
    Black connector A – power, grounds, high-current outputs
    Pin Function (common) Notes
    A1 Ignition coil 2-3 driver Active low
    A2 Injector 2 driver Active low
    A3 Injector 3 driver
    A4 Main relay control Pull-down to ground
    A5 Lambda heater Via power stage
    A6 Purge canister solenoid
    A7 Battery +12 V (unswitched) Keep-alive
    A8 Switched +12 V (after relay) ECU main supply
    A9 Chassis ground 1 Bolted to battery GND
    A31 Diagnostic K-line (ISO9141) Older, non-CAN vehicles
    A32 Chassis ground 2
Grey connector B – analog sensors Pin Function Notes
B1 Throttle position sensor (TPS) signal 0.5…4.5 V
B2 Engine coolant temp (ECT) NTC sensor
B3 Intake air temp (IAT) Shared 5 V pull-up
B4 MAP sensor output 0.2…4.8 V
B5 Knock sensor Shielded
B6 5 V reference For sensors
B7 Sensor ground Low-noise
B8 Lambda probe signal 0–1 V
B31 Crank position sensor + VR sensor
B32 Crank position sensor –
Brown connector C – actuators, comms, miscellaneous Pin Function Notes
C1 Ignition coil 1-4 driver Cyl 1&4
C2 Injector 1 driver
C3 Injector 4 driver
C4 Fuel pump relay out Pull-down
C5 Cooling-fan relay
C6 A/C clutch relay Optional
C7 CAN-High (later variants) CAN 11-bit, 125 kbps
C8 CAN-Low
C31 Immobiliser line / Rx To BSI
C32 Immobiliser line / Tx

(Exact numbering changes on S2000-10 & S2PM; always cross-check.)

  1. Internal architecture
    • Power section: step-down +5 V linear reg, charge-pump for high-side.
    • All low-side outputs protected by fly-back diodes & self-reset polys.
    • Watch-dog inside C167; if VBAT < 9 V ECU resets, causing crank/no-start.

  2. Common failures
    • Ignition driver transistors short (permanent misfire on two cylinders).
    • M95080 corruption → immobiliser “start 1 s then stall”.
    • Dry joints on relay driver & 5 V reg → random cut-out.


Current information and trends

• Repair community now routinely “bench boots” S2000 on the table using:
– +12 V on A8, A7;
– Grounds on A9, A32;
– Ignition sense on A15 (if fitted).
Guide PDF: immo-tools.lt → “Sagem S2000.pdf”.

• Software tools (KTAG, Autotuner, PCMFlash 1.2) support boot-mode via BDM pads exposed after lid removal; C167 requires /BSEC pull-up and INT0 low.

• Immobiliser off / E² hack widely documented; however, EU regulations (Euro 7) and tampering laws make IMMO-OFF repairs illegal on-road in many countries.

• Trend: Most workshops now swap Sagem for newer Bosch ME7/MEV; availability of used ECUs plus cloning services keeps S2000 alive but deemed End-of-Life by PSA.


Supporting explanations and details

• Analogy: Think of the three connectors as power rails (A), senses (B), actions & comms (C). Mixing them is like swapping arteries with nerves—results are catastrophic.

• Oscilloscope capture of CKP (B31/B32): ±600 mV sine at crank; missing-tooth decoding inside C167.

• Component map:
– U1: Siemens C167CR-LM (144 QFP)
– U2: Flash ROM 29F400 (in S2000-10)
– U3: ST M95080 (SOIC-8)
– Q1-Q4: BIP373 / Darlington pairs for coils
– U300-series: Infineon TLE6244 quad low-side drivers (injectors, relays)


Ethical and legal aspects

• Full schematics are copyrighted by Sagem / Stellantis; redistribution without permission infringes IP law.
• Disabling immobiliser or altering emissions control violates EU Regulation 2018/858 and US EPA 40 CFR 86.
• Always observe ESD, high-temp reflow, and vehicle safety (disconnect battery) when servicing ECUs.


Practical guidelines

  1. Identify ECU variant – read label: e.g. “S2000-3.5 9643138480 21586455-6 BSI = MM”.
  2. Download VIN-specific wiring from Service-Box; pay-per-hour subscription (<10 €).
  3. For bench test:
    • Wire +12 V, ground, ignition to A15; provide 60-Ω CAN resistor if variant uses CAN.
  4. Diagnostics:
    • Use ScanTool (ELM327) via K-line (A31) or CAN.
    • Check 5 V ref (B6) before blaming sensors.
  5. Component-level repair:
    • Hot-air rework station, leaded 0.5 mm solder, flux gel.
    • After driver replacement, always check fly-back diodes on actuator harness.

Possible disclaimers or additional notes

• Pin tables are “most common”; Peugeot 307 flex-fuel and Renault K4M engines differ.
• Some PDFs on the web are scans of training slides, not full schematics—interpret carefully.
• If your aim is research/education, reverse-engineering is allowed in many jurisdictions (EU Art 5, USA fair-use), but sharing dumps may not be.


Suggestions for further research

• Compare Sagem S2000 with Siemens SID 801 (diesel) to understand design evolution.
• Investigate migration path to open-source ECU (Speeduino, rusEFI) using the original harness via adapter board.
• Study ISO 14229 (UDS) vs ISO 9141 diagnostics in transition-era ECUs.

Recommended resources
• “diagram_ecu-sagem_s2000.pdf” – comprehensive 19-page wiring set (free).
• Auto-data or HaynesPro – paysite but VIN-filtered.
• Book “Engine Management Advanced Tuning” – generic but valuable for waveform expectations.


Brief summary

The Sagem S2000 ECU schematic is protected, but reliable public pin-outs and partial diagrams exist. Obtain the VIN-specific wiring from OEM portals for guaranteed accuracy, or consult the freely available PDFs and forum threads cited above. Always verify variant and observe legal and safety requirements when diagnosing or modifying the unit.

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