BMW 7 Series: System Overview
Schematic System Circuit Diagram - Interior Lighting
The system circuit diagram follows the description below and provides an
overview of the full extent of all
possible interior lighting options.
The status of the door contact (Hall sensor) in the lock (38) changes, for
example, when the door is opened with
the vehicle unlocked. The footwell module (1) evaluates the status and sends the
request to switch on the interior lighting.
At the same time, the doorway light (13) for the door that is open and the
footwell lights (2, 3, 46, 48) are
switched on by the footwell module. The status of the door contact changes again
when the vehicle door is
closed. The footwell module initiates the procedure to switch off the interior
lighting. If the tailgate is opened,
the status of the tailgate switch (21) registered by the tailgate central
locking module changes. The luggage
compartment lighting (24, 53) is connected to the power supply via Terminal 30B
so that the luggage
compartment lights are switched on via the tailgate switch.
Fig. 69: F01/F02 Interior Lighting System Circuit Diagram
COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION CHART
- Footwell module FRM
- Footwell light, driver's side
- Footwell light, front passenger's side
- Glove compartment switch
- Glove compartment light
- Junction box module JB
- Door switch, passenger side, front
- Exterior door handle light, passenger side, front
- Courtesy light, passenger side, front
- Interior door handle light, passenger side, front
- Door pocket light, passenger side, front
- Sill light, passenger side, front
- Doorway light, passenger side, front
- Door switch, passenger side, rear
- Exterior door handle light, passenger side, rear
- Courtesy light, passenger side, rear
- Interior door handle light, passenger side, rear
- Door pocket light, passenger side, rear
- Doorway light, passenger side, rear
- Sill light, passenger side, rear
- Tailgate switch
- Tailgate lock motor
- Tailgate lock barrel
- Luggage compartment light in tailgate
- Doorway light, driver's side, rear
- Door pocket light, driver's side, rear
- Sill light, driver's side, rear
- Interior door handle light, driver's side, rear
- Courtesy light, driver's side, rear
- Exterior door handle light, driver's side, rear
- Door switch, driver's side, rear
- Doorway light, driver's side, front
- Door pocket light, driver's side, front
- Door pocket light, driver's side, front
- Interior door handle light, driver's side, front
- Courtesy light, driver's side, front
- Exterior door handle light, driver's side, front
- Door switch, driver's side, front
- Vanity mirror light switch, driver's side, front
- Vanity mirror light, driver's side, front
- Center console stow compartment light, front
- Vanity mirror light, passenger side, front
- Vanity mirror light switch, passenger side, front
- Map pocket light, front passenger seat backrest
- Vanity mirror light with switch, passenger side, rear
- Footwell light, rear right
- Rear center armrest stow compartment light
- Footwell light, rear left
- Vanity mirror light with switch, driver's side, rear
- Map pocket light, driver's seat backrest
- Interior/reading light unit, front
- Interior/reading light unit, rear
- Rear center armrest stow compartment light
- Front power distribution box
- Luggage compartment power distribution box
KI. 30 - Terminal 30
KI. 30B - Terminal 30 basic mode
KI. 58g - Terminal 58g
IB - Interior lighting control
K-CAN2 signals at footwell module
K-CAN SIGNALS CHART
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Important Control Units in the Interior Lighting System
The interior lighting on the F01/F02 is switched on and off by the footwell
module (FRM).
The roof function center (FZD) is responsible for th
Interior Lighting, Front
The components for the interior lighting in the front roof area are
integrated in the roof functions center and in
the sun visors. The footwell lighting is located on the und
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Notes
IMPORTANT: The timing can only be checked with special tool 11 9 900.
The timing may be misinterpreted if it is checked without special tool 11 9 900.
Cylinders 5-8:
Necessary preliminary work
Remove left CYLINDER HEAD COVER
Remove FAN COWL with electric fan
Remove BELT PULLEY for air con
WARNING: Risk of scalding! Only perform this repair work after engine
has cooled down.
IMPORTANT: When carrying out repair work on the coolant circuit,
protect the alternator from dirt contamination.
Cover alternator with suitable materials.
Failure to comply with this procedure may result in an