BMW 7 Series: Replacing Rear Passenger Compartment A/C Control Panel Fan Motor
Necessary preliminary work
- Remove REAR PASSENGER COMPARTMENT A/C CONTROL PANEL
Release screws (1).
Remove fan motor (3) from A/C control panel (2).
Installation note: Make sure pins (4) are correctly seated on fan motor (3).
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Fig. 90: Identifying A/C Control Panel, Fan Motor And Screws
REPLACING SEALING FRAME FOR LEFT OR RIGHT REAR LIGHT (ON REAR LID)
Necessary preliminary tasks
- Remove and install left or right rear light
Detach sealing frame (1) in direction of arrow from rear light (2).
Installation: Make sure sealing frame (1) is correctly bonded all round on rear light (2).
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Fig. 91: Removing Sealing Frame From Rear Light
REPLACING SEALING FRAME FOR LEFT OR RIGHT REAR LIGHT (ON SIDE PANEL)
Necessary preliminary tasks
- Remove and install left or right REAR LIGHT
Detach sealing frame (1) from rear light (2).
Installation: Make sure sealing frame (1) is correctly bonded all round on rear light (2).
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Fig. 92: Identifying Rear Light And Sealing Frame
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Brake Lights
REMOVING AND INSTALLING/RENEWING AUXILIARY BRAKE LIGHT
Remove supplementary brake light cover (1) in direction of arrow from molded
roofliner (2).
Fig. 93: Removing Supplementary Brake Light Cover F
Removing And Installing/Renewing Footwell Light
Lever footwell light (1) in direction of arrow out of panel for pedals (2).
Disconnect plug connection behind and remove footwell light (1).
Fig. 96: Removing Footwell Light
Lever footwell light (1)
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Introduction
The Steering Column Switch Cluster - An Interface
The steering column switch cluster is a "mechanical and electrical interface"
from the steering wheel to the
vehicle; it is firmly connected mechanically to the steering column. On top of
this purely mechanical
connection, the steering column switc
Replacing Bar
NOTE: Disassembly of lashing eyes, refer to REPLACING LASHING PLATE AND
LASHING EYE.
Remove lashing eyes (1).
Fig. 111: Identifying Lashing Eyes
Remove protective caps (1) on left/right.
Fig. 112: Identifying Protective Cap
Release hexagon screws (1) and countersunk head screws (2) on left/right.
