BMW 7 Series (F01/F02) 2008-2015 Service Manual / Chassis Dynamics / Dynamic Driving Systems
BMW 7 Series: Dynamic Driving Systems
- Introduction
- System Overview
- Functions
- Signal Provision
- Higher-Level Driving Dynamics Control
- Driver Assistance Functions
- Driving Dynamics Control
- Operation And Display
- System Components
- Integrated Sensor System
- Replacement And Start-Up
- Periphery Of ICM Control Unit
- Service Information
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Introduction
Integrated Chassis Management (ICM)
History
A central, higher-level driving dynamics control system was first introduced
in BMW vehicles several years
ago.
The introduction of the longitudinal dynam
System Overview
Installation Locations in the Vehicle
Fig. 12: Identifying Control Units, Sensors And Actuators Of Dynamic Driving
Systems, F01/F02 (1 Of 2)
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Electronic Damping Control sa
Functions
Integrated Chassis Management
Overview
With the E71, the notion of a higher-level driving dynamics control system
was implemented for the first time
in a standard model. This central function is also
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Steering Wheel Button Block
Button block for driving functions
The steering wheel contains a button block for the Dynamic Cruise Control (DCC)
or Active Cruise Control
(ACC) Stop&Go functions. The button block is located on the left-hand side of
the steering wheel.
Fig. 138: Identifying Steering Wheel Button Block For D
Technical Information
Not only does the Universal Bluetooth Hands-Free System offer a means to
wirelessly integrate a mobile
phone into the vehicle, it also can be diagnosed using the DISplus or GT1.
The control module should always be coded to the specific vehicle that it is
installed into to ensure optimum
system pe
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