BMW 7 Series: Trailers
- Loading Platform
- Adjusting Brake System
- Disassembly Of Camlock Retaining Cam
- Positioning Of Multitrailer Hood For Maintenance And Repair Work
- Removing Camlock Retaining Cam On Loading Ramp
- Removing Entry Profile Section On Loading Ramp, Left, Right And Center
- Removing Overrunning Equipment/Maintaining Or Replacing Guide Bush/Installing Overrunning Equipment
- Removing Plastic Bush/Metal Bush
- Repair Work On GFP Components With Gelcoat Surface
- Replacing Bar
- Hood
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Adjusting Brake System
Proper adjustment of the brake system is only possible if the brake Bowden
cables and all brake system
moving parts move freely and are ready for operation.
The wheels must be completely fitted and
Disassembly Of Camlock Retaining Cam
Unscrew bolts (1).
Fig. 11: Identifying Camlock Retaining Cam Bolt
DISASSEMBLY OF BASE PLATE
NOTE: Disassembly of bar,
refer to REPLACING BAR.
Disassembly of lashing plate,
refer to REPLACING LASHIN
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Replacing Expansion Hose Part 1 (With ARS) (From Vane Pump) N63
Notes
WARNING: DANGER OF POISONING if oil is ingested/absorbed through the
skin!
RISK OF INJURY if oil comes into contact with eyes and skin!
IMPORTANT: Adhere to the utmost cleanliness. Do not allow any dirt to
enter the hydraulic
system.
Do not draw off hydraulic fluid (risk of contamination).
Functional Areas of Integrated Active Steering
Low Speed Range
The variable steering-gear ratio of the Active Steering component reduces
steering effort to approximately 2
turns of the steering wheel from lock to lock. In the low speed range up to
approximately 37 mph, the variable
steering-gear ratio for the front wheels is combined with a de
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