BMW 7 Series: General
- Carrying Out Ride Height Adjustment
- Initial Operation With Test Run Of Dynamic Drive
- Notes In The Event Of Vehicle Inclination
- Overview Of 2-Axle Ride-Height Control
- Safety Information For Working On Vehicles With Automatic Engine Start-Stop Function (MSA)
- Start-Up With Test Run Of Dynamic Drive (EPS Steering Gear)
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Carrying Out Ride Height Adjustment
NOTE: Ride height adjustment must be carried out after the following work:
Removal/replacement of ride height sensor or its control rod (only
necessary for vehicles with air suspension or vehicles
Initial Operation With Test Run Of Dynamic Drive
NOTE: The Service function Initial operation of Dynamic Drive must be
carried out
after:
Work on the Dynamic Drive system which involved opening hydraulic
lines
Replacement/Programming/Coding Dy
Notes In The Event Of Vehicle Inclination
System-related causes (no faults)
Control tolerance when "Ignition off", but vehicle is awake (e. g.
hazard warning switch is lit): +- 7
mm (applies from integration level 10-06-500 or CAF 4.5.4-
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Bleeding Power Steering (Version With Dynamic Drive)
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.
Using contaminated equipment to add fluid may introduce dirt pa
Electronic Ride-Height Control
Function of Air Springs
The various control modes on the F01/F02 are similar to those on other model
series such as the E70:
Fig. 131: EHC Control Mode Flowchart, F01/F02
Control Modes with Single-axle Air Suspension
Ongoing control operations are not affected by transitions from one mode to
anot
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