BMW 7 Owners & Service Manuals

BMW 7 Series: Cruise Control Systems

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 Introduction

Trusted Driver Assistance Systems BMW has long since offered a comprehensive range of driver assistance systems. These make it easier for the driver to control the vehicle, by providing the driver

 System Overview

Components in the Vehicle Fig. 137: Identifying DCC, ACC Stop & Go Components, F01/F02 (View From Front) DCC/ACC STOP AND GO SYSTEM COMPONENTS REFERENCE CHART Electronic transmission control m

 Functions

Technical Networking Overview Fig. 141: ACC Stop&Go Input/Output Diagram INDEX REFERENCE CHART Cruise Control with Braking Function Fig. 142: Overview Of Cruise Control The cruise control wi

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 Higher-Level Driving Dynamics Control

Observation of the Driving Condition The Integrated Chassis Management (ICM) control unit calculates the current driving situation from the signals listed below. This essentially means the longitudinal and lateral dynamic driving condition. Wheel speed signals from all four wheels Lateral accel

 More Functions

Bi-xenon Headlights Bi-xenon headlights are installed as standard equipment and are located in the outer chamber of the headlights. In connection with the bi-xenon headlights, the shutter for the low beam light is activated by the "high beam ON" signal thus enabling the high beam light. High beam

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