Pinout for Dodge BSGs

[raubvogel]

So Dodge uses two different BSGs for its so-called etorque 2019-2022 Ram 1500:

• 5.7L: P/N 68623194AA - Made by Magneti Marelli
• 3.6L: P/N 05192387AD/68452771AA - Made by Continental

Does anyone know what their pins do, and perhaps where to get the connectors? No plans yet, just mental masturbation.

[Piotrsko]

Most vehicle oriented Haynes manuals have a mostly covered schematics, particularly between modules, internals, not so much.

Online doing a search for the unit will return manufacturers pinouts.

Sometimes Google is your friend.l, but you will be tracked and advertised to.

[raubvogel]

So far my google-fu has been weak, hence me starting a thread here

[freebeard]

Eschew the Google

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[The_Techie_Stirlingite]

I watched a neat webinar on eTorque yesterday during lunch. The BSG integrates a PCM and inverter module.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr1GkYYUR4s

Personally, I'd yank the inverter/HPCM out and just drive the phases with a VESC 75/300 or an openinverter.

Ran some simple calculations and the 5.7 HEMI BSG could theoretically pull ~275 amps, likely just in short bursts such as when spooling up the main engine. Even 200A continuous would likely let the smoke out.