BMW 7 Series: Circular Connector, 7-Pin, 8-Pin, System D2.5
Notes
Carefully pull off rubber grommet (1).
Carefully press back retaining lugs (2) of internal connector (3).
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Fig. 52: Pressing Back Retaining Lugs Of Internal Connector
Slide internal connector (3) in direction of arrow until retaining lugs (2) lock into locking groove (4).
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Fig. 53: Sliding Internal Connector
Use special tool 61 0 303 (61 1 132) to press back retaining hook (5) of corresponding contact and pull out cable with contact.
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Fig. 54: Pressing Back Retaining Hook Using Special Tool (61 0 303)
CIRCULAR CONNECTOR, 13-PIN, SYSTEM D2.5
Notes
Pull off rubber grommet (1).
Carefully pull out lock (2) in direction of arrow.
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Fig. 55: Identifying Lock And Rubber Grommet
Move lower section of connector (3) in direction of arrow until retaining lugs (4) snap into release groove (5).
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Fig. 56: Identifying Connector, Retaining Lugs, And Locking Groove
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Fig. 57: Sliding Internal Connector
With special tool 61 0 303 , press down retaining lugs (6) of corresponding contact and pull out cable.
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Fig. 58: Identifying Retaining Hook And Special Tool 61 1 132
CIRCULAR CONNECTOR, 20-PIN, SYSTEM D2.5
Notes
Carefully press back retaining lugs (1) of internal connector (2).
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Fig. 59: Identifying Retaining Lugs And Internal Connector
Turn internal connector (2) until retaining lugs (1) snap into release groove (3).
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Fig. 60: Identifying Retaining Lugs And Locking Groove
With special tool 61 0 303 , press down retaining hook (4) of corresponding contact and pull out cable.
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Fig. 61: Identifying Arrester Hook And Special Tool 61 1 132
CIRCULAR CONNECTORS, 4-, 7-, 10- 12-, 25-PIN, SYSTEM D1.5/D2.5
Notes
Insert special tool with suitable connection side in connector and twist approx. 3º counter-clockwise.
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Fig. 62: Using Special Tool To Unlock Connector
The connector is locked down if retaining lug (3) is located in locking groove (2).
- Unlocking groove
- Locking groove
- Retaining lug
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Fig. 63: Identifying Unlocking Groove, Locking Groove, And Detent Lug
With special tool 61 0 303 , press down retaining hook (4) of corresponding contact and pull out cable.
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Fig. 64: Identifying Arrester Hook And Special Tool 61 1 132
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Inline Connectors, 15-Pin, System D2.5
Notes
Carefully pull external connector (1) in area of retaining lugs (2) apart
slightly.
Fig. 65: Identifying External Connector And Retaining Lugs
Pull internal connector (3) until limit position
In-Line Plugs, 24-Pin, Hybrid System MQS/MPQ
Notes
Manufactured by AMP: The following contact types without strand
sealing can be fitted in the connector
housings:
MQS (Micro Quadlock System)
MPQ, width 2.8 mm (Micro Power Quadlock)
MPQ, wi
Connector Housing, LCC Contact (Load Current Contact)
Notes
Socket housing:
Press lock (1) with suitable tool (2) in direction of arrow out of socket
housing (3).
Fig. 113: Pressing Lock With Suitable Tool
Pull lock (1) out of socket housing (2).
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AFGS (Active Pedestrian Protection) Procedure After Accident
The AFGS system consists of the following components:
Satellites (control unit + sensor)
Sensors, inside, bumper trim, left/middle/right
ACSM control unit (Crash Safety Module)
Cables and connectors
Engine compartment lid hinges
Actuator
Engine compartment lid hinge
Engine compa
System Overview
The system circuit diagram for the outside temperature is displayed below.
The diagram is structured in such a way that only the control units and control
elements directly involved in the
instrument cluster are shown.
The instrument cluster receives a large number of different bus signals that
