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VW Polo 6N (1995) - Wiring Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 with Door Actuators

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  • #1 16615308
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Hello.
    I have a VW Polo 6N year 1995 (two-door). Originally, there was no central lock, so my friend installed two actuators and a Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 driver. Due to the fact that it broke, I decided to change it to another one.
    At the moment it looks like this:
    There are 4 wires coming out of door 1 and 2 wires coming out of door 2. Two wires from door 1 are twisted together with wires from door two, which gives two wires. In total, it looks like there are 4 wires that need to be connected to the controller.
    Unfortunately I can't deal with it :(
    Could someone decipher the controller diagram and write me what colors to combine with the actuator wires? VW Polo 6N (1995) - Wiring Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 with Door Actuators VW Polo 6N (1995) - Wiring Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 with Door Actuators VW Polo 6N (1995) - Wiring Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 with Door Actuators

    Direction indicators, 12+, weight overwhelmed.
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  • #2 16615337
    rob4028
    Level 25  
    select the connection diagram bottom left corner of the diagram

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    These are not direction indicators, only position ones.
    If you want to connect to the direction indicators, you must separate the pages with diodes.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    What are your wire colors from these cylinders?
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  • #3 16615358
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    I have directions on the diodes.
    Two colors come out of the cylinders. brown + blue with right door and two brown and two blue with left door except that the left and right doors are fastened blue together and brown together.

    Diagram of what it looks like after cutting off 4 wires from the old controller. Now I have to plug them in to the new one to which I gave the diagram.

    VW Polo 6N (1995) - Wiring Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 with Door Actuators
  • #4 16615384
    rob4028
    Level 25  
    connect number 3 and 4 for the central unit according to diagram first from the bottom left "Fig. D"

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    Leave Nos. 1 and 2 unconnected.
  • #5 16615412
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    rob4028 wrote:
    connect number 3 and 4 for the central unit according to diagram first from the bottom left "Fig. D"

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    Leave Nos. 1 and 2 unconnected.


    Could you provide the colors from the diagram? Because today I sat and connected differently.
    Once, I used to place switchboards in bmw, audi opel. Then the break and traffic jams - total reset.
    I suspect that these 4 wires that I have to connect somewhere are:
    12
    GDN
    Open
    close
  • #6 16615503
    rob4028
    Level 25  
    I wrote that two of the four you have to connect according to the diagram above
    by. your list number 3 and 4.
    TWO, because it is controlling the motors of servomotors.
    No matter what polarity. If you press "close" on the remote control and they will open, you can replace them.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    Please do not write that you do not understand .....
  • #7 16615541
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    I will do it tomorrow morning. I understand :)
    In addition, I did such a test: I connected the meter to ground and wanted to find a plus (+) in the controller by pressing on the remote control. I didn't find :( But ok, I'll let you know tomorrow.
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  • #8 16615679
    rob4028
    Level 25  
    Ok I'm waiting....
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  • #9 16615689
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    rob4028 wrote:
    Ok I'm waiting....

    Do you specify?
    I connect these 3 and 4 with:?
    White and black
    white
    yellow-black
    yellow
    orange-black
    orange

    ?? Because it's probably important.
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    #10 16616075
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist
    You connect + 12V to the orange (both)
    connect the ground to the yellow (both)
    to white cord 3
    to white with black cord 4

    As control works the other way around, replace 3 of 4
  • #11 16616079
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Approx.
    I connected ground to wire 3, and I connected white to wire 4 - closes or black and white - opens.
    I twisted two cables from the driver, i.e. yellow and yellow and black, connecting to +12, i.e. the red wire.
    At the moment I have either one or the other depending on which cable to connect whether white or black and white.

    Two wires 1 and 2 are left from the left door not connected.

    Added after 11 [minutes]:

    Heinzek wrote:
    You connect + 12V to the orange (both)
    connect the ground to the yellow (both)
    to white cord 3
    to white with black cord 4

    As control works the other way around, replace 3 of 4


    I am going to check ;) Only so that the next fuse does not blow me when I press the button on the remote control ;)
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    #12 16616126
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist
    witux wrote:
    At the moment I have either one or the other depending on which cable to connect whether white or black and white.

    Do as I wrote then both functions will work "simultaneously".

    I don't know what these wires can be
    witux wrote:
    Two wires 1 and 2 are left from the left door not connected.

    I don't know what these cables can be but they can be from the control. You can check with a multimeter. If you close the door and bolt, one should appear mass and with the bolt raised the mass will be on the other.
    If so, it would be useful to the controller diagram what and how.
  • #13 16616180
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    You don't need a car boyfriend, all you need is a colleague from my industry and everything works ;) . I connected according to your scheme and everything works. Two wires are left unconnected from the left door. These wires were bank connected to the old controller. In general, the old controller had 4 separate cables connected. And in this it turns out that only two control boxes - white and black and white.
    Thanks, mate !!!!!

    Added after 9 [minutes]:

    Or maybe these two wires are for starting the actuators with two keys? Only that on the old driver this function did not work.
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    #14 16616207
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist
    witux wrote:
    Or maybe these two wires are for starting the actuators with two keys? Only that on the old driver this function did not work.

    Probably for that. Check if masses appear and see if your controller supports opening and closing signals. (in universal drivers they are white and brown)

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    witux wrote:
    You don't need a car boyfriend

    I'm after a car, but they didn't teach such things at school at the time :)
  • #15 16616226
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    In a moment I will check what appears there and write to you.

    Added after 54 [minutes]:

    Nothing changes when you turn the key. I checked the meter and mass and + 12V. So these cables don't know what they are for.
  • #16 16616345
    Heinzek
    Network and Internet specialist
    witux wrote:
    Nothing changes when you turn the key. I checked the meter and mass and + 12V. So these cables don't know what they are for.

    Oil, since the lock works as it should. Now I noticed that in the first post you also added a description of the leads from the controller and there is no option to operate the key lock.
    You can only connect the closing of the electric windows and opening the tailgate from the trunk - you need to have an additional actuator in the tailgate.
  • #17 16616357
    witux
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    I have the windshield on the crank, and the flap is separate. There was nothing electric there. Only two cylinders were added and that's it.
    But thanks for everything. I programmed old remotes so I have 4 pieces :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the installation of a central locking system in a 1995 VW Polo 6N, which originally lacked this feature. The user replaced a malfunctioning Bowi Car Protect Raptor 10R-03 2731 controller and sought assistance in connecting the new controller to the door actuators. Various responses provided guidance on wiring connections, including the identification of wire colors and the correct pairing for the actuators. Key instructions included connecting +12V to the orange wire, ground to the yellow wire, and specific connections for control signals. The user successfully connected the system, leaving two wires unconnected, which were previously linked to the old controller. The discussion also touched on the potential functions of these wires and the limitations of the new controller.
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