BMW 7 Series: Overview Of Aerial Diversity
Fig. 50: Overview Of Aerial Diversity
- Aerial amplifier
- Blocking circuit
- AM choke
- Back - up aerial
- Interference suppression filter
OVERVIEW OF AUDIO COMPONENTS
Fig. 51: Overview Of Audio Components
- Speaker (in dashboard)
- Central Information Display (CID)
- DVD changer
- DVD player, rear console
- Aerial diversity
- Speaker (in storage shelf)
- Satellite tuner
- Amplifier
- Central bass speaker
- Speaker (door, rear)
- Speaker (door, front)
- Car Information Computer (CIC)
REMOVING AND INSTALLING/RENEWING AERIAL AMPLIFIER (DIVERSITY)
IMPORTANT: Read and comply with NOTES on protection against electrostatic damage (ESD protection).
NOTE: Picture for example purposes.
Component may vary within the different series.
Remove supplementary brake light cover (1) in direction of arrow from molded roofliner (2).
Fig. 52: Identifying Supplementary Brake Light Cover And Molded Roofliner
Installation
Guides (1) and catches (2) must not be damaged.
Make sure cover is correctly seated on supplementary brake light (3).
Fig. 53: Identifying Guides, Catches And Supplementary Brake Light
Unlock and disconnect plug connections (3, 4, 5).
Release screws (1).
Remove aerial amplifier (2).
Fig. 54: Identifying Screws, Plug Connections And Aerial Amplifier
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Removing And Installing/Renewing Roof Aerial
Necessary preliminary tasks
Remove EMPTY HOUSING for roof-mounted aerial
Release screw (1).
Slide roof-mounted aerial (2) in direction of arrow and feed out towards top.
Fig. 55: Identifying Scre
Rear Window Aerial/Antenna
OVERVIEW OF AUDIO COMPONENTS
Fig. 70: Overview Of Audio Components
Speaker (in dashboard)
Central Information Display (CID)
DVD changer
DVD player, rear console
Aerial diversity
Speaker (in st
Aerial/Antenna Diversity
OVERVIEW OF AUDIO COMPONENTS
Fig. 75: Overview Of Audio Components (1 Of 2)
Speaker (in dashboard)
Central Information Display (CID)
DVD changer
DVD player, rear console
Aerial diversity
Speak
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Open-End Wrench
Minimum set: Mechanical tools Open-end wrench MW
Note: Open-end spanner SW50 with retaining clip For releasing and tightening
down the insert nuts for the
screw connection of the propeller shaft on the rear axle final drive.
Storage Location
A18
SI number
01 21 06 (300)
Fig. 32: Identifying Open-E
Removing And Installing/Replacing Oil Pump (N63)
Notes
IMPORTANT: All adjusting procedures on the chain drive must be observed.
A timing chain which is tensioned too tautly can cause noises in the chain
drive.
A timing chain that is too slack can cause the timing chain to jump.
Risk of damage in oil pump drive.
Necessary preliminary work
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