BMW 7 Series: Carrying Out Steering Angle Sensor Adjustment
IMPORTANT: In vehicles with active steering, steering angle sensor adjustment is integrated in the service function "INITIAL OPERATION/ADJUSTMENT FOR ACTIVE STEERING " and must not be carried out separately!
NOTE: Steering angle sensor adjustment must be carried out:
- after replacement of following components:
- Steering column switch cluster
Connect vehicle to BMW diagnosis system.
Select and carry out steering angle sensor adjustment under Service functions.
OVERVIEW OF REAR LIGHTS
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Fig. 195: Overview Of Rear Lights
- Rear light, left (side panel)
- Rear light, left (on tail panel)
- Reflector, rear
- Additional brake light
OVERVIEW OF SWITCHES IN CENTER CONSOLE/STORAGE COMPARTMENT
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Fig. 196: Overview Of Switches In Centre Console/Storage Compartment
- Switch, hotel setting
- Base plate
- LED for centre armrest storage compartment
- Connecting socket, USB/audio interface
- Switch for parking brake
- Centre console operating unit
- Controller
- Gear selector switch
PUNCHING CONTOUR FOR SEAT MEMORY SWITCH INTO REAR DOOR TRIM PANEL
Notes
Necessary preliminary tasks
- Remove REAR DOOR TRIM PANEL
Position special tool 51 4 107 or 51 4 108 on the recess in the door trim panel storage compartment (1).
Mark cutouts (2).
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Fig. 197: Identifying Special Tool (51 4 107 Or 51 4 108)
Use special tool 51 4 109 to punch holed\non the previously marked points in the door trim panel (1).
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Fig. 198: Punching Hole On Door Trim Panel Using Special Tool (51 4 109)
IMPORTANT: For punching work on F01/F02, special tools 51 4 103 and 51 4 104 must be used as the cutting equipment.
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Fig. 199: Identifying Special Tools (51 4 103 And 51 4 104)
51 4 101 Slide special tool through holes stamped into door trim panel (1).
NOTE: Guide pins of punching tool are coded. Distortion is thus not possible.
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Fig. 200: Sliding Special Tool (51 4 101) Through Door Trim Panel Holes
51 4 105 Mount special tools and on punching tool 51 4 106(1).
Compress punching tool (1) via spindle.
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Fig. 201: Compressing Punching Tool
51 4 111 Press punching remnants with special tool from rear out of punching tool.
NOTE: This work step is necessary to prevent the cutting surfaces from being damaged during a renewed punching operation.
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Fig. 202: Identifying Special Tool (51 4 111)
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Removing And Installing (Replacing) Front Controller
IMPORTANT: Risk of damage!
The button for the controller must not be removed!
Necessary preliminary work
Remove CENTRE CONSOLE TRIM
Release screws (1).
Tightening torque 61 31 2AZ.
Remove control
Removing And Installing Operating Unit For Additional Seat
Functions
Notes
Release latch mechanism (1) on operating unit (2) using special tool 64 1 020. At same time carefully lever out
operating unit (2) using special tool 00 9 317.
Disconnect plug connection behind
Removing And Installing Steering Column Switch Cluster
WARNING: Move wheels into straight-ahead position and do not alter this
position
during the repair work.
Do not under any circumstances turn the steering column switch cluster
when the steering whee
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Wiper system
General information
Do not use the wipers if the windshield is dry, as
this may damage the wiper blades or cause them
to become worn more quickly.
Safety information
Warning
If the wipers start moving in the folded away
state, body parts can be jammed or damage
may occur to parts of the vehicle. Th
Stationary climate control
through Remote Engine
Start
Concept
Stationary climate control cools or heats the car's
interior prior to departure to a comfortable temperature.
The system automatically cools, vents,
and heats depending on the interior, external,
and set temperature. Snow and ice may be removed
more easily.
The system starts the engine aut
