Tuning Start/stop Button and Steering wheel display

[Stfakdj]

This looks interesting, has anyone any idea how its done?

 

[iABDOzz]

Do you have any updates about the multifunction controls on the 147 steering wheel ?

 

[Stfakdj]

Do you have any updates about the multifunction controls on the 147 steering wheel ?

I do. I'm still waiting for a new stalk. Other than that, the commands should work. Until I get the Android multimedia, I won't be able to fully test it. If anyone needs help with anything, I am more than willing to help.

 

[iABDOzz]

i bought a Fiat Sedici Steering Wheel for my punto - the only problem is the multimedia keys not working no wiring for them in the car - so i don't know what to do from here

 

[Stfakdj]

i bought a Fiat Sedici Steering Wheel for my punto - the only problem is the multimedia keys not working no wiring for them in the car - so i don't know what to do from here View attachment 448398

I had to get a clock spring—in my case, for an Alfa 147—but it must be from a car that originally had commands. You will also need a connector that goes to the clock spring. In my case, I had to add three wires for the steering wheel commands, one positive wire for lighting up buttons, a negative wire (the same one as the negative for the horn), a positive wire for the horn, and two wires for the airbag. If your connector looks like this, I can help with the pinout. If not, you should get a wiring diagram.

 

[chevychase]

Hi Stfakdj, if you have the pinout diagram or the 147 wiring diagram for the steering wheel controls id appreciate having a look. I got my 147 controls working but it was by trial and error and educated guess work as had to move a couple of pin positions on the clockspring plug. I still needed an adapter box to make it work with my Sony radio though. Would be interesting to see what changes I actually made.

 

[Stfakdj]

Hi Stfakdj, if you have the pinout diagram or the 147 wiring diagram for the steering wheel controls id appreciate having a look. I got my 147 controls working but it was by trial and error and educated guess work as had to move a couple of pin positions on the clockspring plug. I still needed an adapter box to make it work with my Sony radio though. Would be interesting to see what changes I actually made.

This is from eLearn and not that useful, but I can help. Airbag wires are 11 and 12. For button lighting, 6 is negative and 5 is positive. The horn uses 6 as negative as well and 1 for positive. The wires that go to the radio are 2, 3, and 4. These numbers are from the picture above(not the eLearn). Also, I would suggest getting an Android multimedia system—you don't need any specific adapters.

 

[Stfakdj]

Update:
I tried a different stalk, and the trip button doesn’t work, but the steering wheel and multimedia work great. Here are some pics:

P.S. I still need to replace the buttons and logo on the steering wheel.

 

[LiorMenashe]

I had to get a clock spring—in my case, for an Alfa 147—but it must be from a car that originally had commands. You will also need a connector that goes to the clock spring. In my case, I had to add three wires for the steering wheel commands, one positive wire for lighting up buttons, a negative wire (the same one as the negative for the horn), a positive wire for the horn, and two wires for the airbag. If your connector looks like this, I can help with the pinout. If not, you should get a wiring diagram.

can you share the P/N?

 

[Stfakdj]

can you share the P/N?

I am sorry, i am not able to take it apart again.