BMW 7 Series: Repair
- Brake Testing And Bleeding
- Checking Brake Discs
- Replacing Fluid In Brake System
- Front Brakes
- Removing And Installing/Renewing Brake Pads On Both Front Disc Brakes
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Both Front Brake Discs
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Left Or Right Front Brake Caliper
- Rear Brakes
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Both Rear Brake Discs
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Left Or Right Rear Brake Caliper
- Master Brake Cylinder
- Brake Lines
- Brake Booster
- Replacing Vacuum Hose For Brake Booster
- Electrical Components Wear Indicator
- Parking Brake
- Removing And Installing Actuator Unit With Control Unit For Parking Brake (EMF)
- Removing And Installing/Renewing All Parking Brake Shoes
- Mechanical/Hydraulic Components
- Electronic Components
- Replacing A Rear Pulse Sensor
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Brake Testing And Bleeding
BLEEDING BRAKE SYSTEM WITH DSC
Necessary preliminary work
Remove left sensor opening
Read and comply with GENERAL INFORMATION.
IMPORTANT: When replacing or repairing, observe the filling and bleed
Checking Brake Discs
Necessary preliminary tasks
Remove WHEELS.
Checking thickness difference:
Measure thickness difference within brake surfaces at 8 point (spread
over the circumference) with a
micrometer gauge
Replacing Fluid In Brake System
Necessary preliminary work
Remove left sensor opening
Read and comply with GENERAL INFORMATION.
IMPORTANT: When carrying out repairs to the brake system, follow the
procedure set out in BLEEDING
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Sunroof
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS FOR BONDED SEALS
1. General information on handling rubber seal profiles
If seals reveal partly detached protective film on delivery, they must
not be bonded.
Store seals at 5ºC to 40ºC.
If, during the handling, the protective film has come off before
bonding, it can st
System Components
Park Distance Control
The Park Distance Control of the F01/F02 is identifiable by the five
ultrasonic sensors on the front bumper. The
fifth sensor enables a high level of reliability in obstacle recognition to be
achieved despite the large front end
of the F01.
Fig. 136: F01/F02 Front Bumper Wit
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