BMW 7 Series: Final Drive Mounting
REPLACING ALL FRONT RUBBER MOUNTS FOR REAR FINAL DRIVE UNIT MOUNTING
Notes
IMPORTANT: To ensure that the rear axle rubber mounts are securely seated in the rear axle support, observe a waiting period of 2 hours after pressing in the rubber mounts or before driving the vehicle for the first time.
Failure to comply with this requirement may cause the rubber mounts to drift in the rear axle support!
Necessary preliminary tasks
- Remove REAR AXLE FINAL DRIVE
Pull out rubber mount with special tools 33 0 026, 33 0 027, 33 0 022 and 33 0 021.
NOTE: Use ratchet ring spanner 33 5 105.
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Fig. 63: Pulling Rubber Mount Using Special Tools
IMPORTANT: Coat bearing bushing in rear axle carrier and rubber mount (1) with Circo Light (refer to BMW Parts Service).
Align rubber mount (1) by means of notch (2).
Protrusion (3) points to rear final drive unit.
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Fig. 64: Identifying Rubber Mount, Notch And Protrusion
Insert rubber mount (1) in special tool 33 0 025.
Pull on rubber mount (1) with special tools 33 0 026, 33 0 027, 33 0 024 and 33 0 023 as far as it will go.
NOTE: Use ratchet ring spanner 33 5 105.
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Fig. 65: Inserting Rubber Mount In Special Tool (33 0 025)
REPLACING RUBBER MOUNT FOR REAR DIFFERENTIAL MOUNTING AT REAR
Notes
IMPORTANT: To ensure that the rear axle rubber mounts are securely seated in the rear axle support, observe a waiting period of 2 hours after pressing in the rubber mounts or before driving the vehicle for the first time.
Failure to comply with this requirement may cause the rubber mounts to drift in the rear axle support!
Necessary preliminary tasks
- Remove REAR AXLE FINAL DRIVE
Pull out rubber mount with special tools 33 0 031, 33 0 032, 33 0 035 and 33 0 036.
NOTE: Make sure special tool 33 0 031 contacts rear axle support correctly.
Use ratchet ring spanner 33 5 105.
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Fig. 66: Pulling Rubber Mount Using Special Tools
IMPORTANT: Coat bearing bushing in rear axle carrier and new rubber mount (3) with Circo Light (refer to BMW Parts Service).
Align rubber mount (3) by means of notch (1).
Protrusion (2) points in direction of travel.
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Fig. 67: Identifying Rubber Mount, Notch And Profusion
Pull on rubber mount (1) with special tools 33 0 033, 33 0 034, 33 0 035 and 33 0 036 as far as it will go.
NOTE: Make sure special tools 33 0 033 and 33 0 034 contact rear axle support correctly.
Use ratchet ring spanner 33 5 105.
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Fig. 68: Pulling Rubber Mount Using Special Tools
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Output Shafts
PRESSING OUTPUT SHAFT OUT OF DRIVE FLANGE AND DRAWING IN
Necessary preliminary work
Remove REAR WHEEL.
Remove REAR AXLE FINAL DRIVE.
IMPORTANT: Always place a new circlip on the output shaft reins
Rear Sub-Frame
LOWERING/RAISING REAR AXLE SUPPORT
Lowering/Raising Rear Axle Support
Notes
IMPORTANT: Before lowering rear axle support:
Observe SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on raising the vehicle.
In order to avoid damage to lifting platform, perform weight compensation on
vehicle.
Load lug
SEE MORE:
Cross traffic warning
Concept
At blind driveways or when driving out of diagonal
parking spaces, approaching cross traffic is
detected sooner by the system than is possible
from the driver's seat.
General information
Two radar sensors in the rear bumper monitor
the area behind the vehicle.
The system indicates approac
System Components
The voice input and activation system is implemented in the following control
units:
Telematics Control Unit (TCU)
Voice input and activation system
CIC
The voice-input commands are transmitted via MOST or the central gateway
module (ZGM) to the receiving
control unit.
Voice output cons
