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BMW 7 Series: KDS Chassis/Wheel Alignment Check With Vehicle Load Up To Design Position

NOTE:

  • Note general notes and GENERAL DATA
  • Note GENERAL DRIVE TRAIN DEFINITION
  • Update KDS DATA VERSIONS

NOTE:

  • For vehicles with rear axle slip angle control (F01/F02/F07)

During measurement, move HSR actuator with BMW diagnosis system to center position "0" (see Service function/Chassis and suspension/HSR/Wheel alignment)

  • Check compliance with TEST CONDITIONS, repair vehicle if necessary.
  • If necessary, prepare vehicle hoist.
  • Drive vehicle onto vehicle hoist.

NOTE: The front and rear wheels must be positioned centrally on the rotary and sliding plates.

  • Remove locking pins from both rotary and sliding plates.

Electronic Chassis Alignment
Fig. 23: Identifying Rotary And Sliding Plates Locking Pins (3200150)

IMPORTANT: Use only quick connectors with poly control pins (1).

Due to excessive measuring inaccuracy, other quick-clamping units are not permitted!

Electronic Chassis Alignment
Fig. 24: Identifying Quick-Clamping Holders With Poly Control Arm Bushings (3200150)

  • Attach quick-clamping holder unit to vehicle and remove clamping levers in area of front wheels
  • Attach the pickup to the quick-clamping holder.

Electronic Chassis Alignment
Fig. 25: Removing Front Wheel Clamping Lever Using Quick-Clamping Holder (3200150)

  • If necessary, attach spoiler adapter.

Electronic Chassis Alignment
Fig. 26: Identifying Spoiler Adapter (3200150)

  • Enter customer and vehicle data
  • Identify chassis version and select vehicle
  • Enter tire inflation pressure and tread depth
  • Move vehicle into DESIGN POSITION
  • Install brake tensioner.

Electronic Chassis Alignment
Fig. 27: Locating Brake Tensioner (3200150)

  • Perform input measurement in accordance with equipment manufacturer's instructions.
  • If necessary, adjust front axle and rear axle.
  • Perform output measurement in accordance with equipment manufacturer's instructions.
  • Save and print out test record.
  • Insert locking pins into both rotary and sliding plates
  • Remove chassis/wheel alignment system

KDS DATA STATUSES

Setpoint values for wheel alignment are not published in ISTA.

The current setpoint values are made available in the workshop equipment portal.

See:

  • www.bmwbroup-wep.com
    • Workshop Equipment catalogue:
    • Select Wheel alignment
    • Select KDS nominal values
    • e.g. select "Beissbarth KDS update", copy data

Or:

  • After sales Assistance Portal (ASAP)
    • Profile: Select Service/Technology
    • Select Workshop equipment
    • Select Start BMW
    • Select Workshop equipment catalogue
    • Select Wheel alignment
    • Select KDS nominal values
    • e.g. select "Beissbarth KDS update", copy data

We recommend that the data records are updated on a regular basis.

Please contact your subsidiary if you do not have access to the portals listed.

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