BMW 7 Series (F01/F02) 2008-2015 Service Manual / Heating And Air Conditioning / Heater With Operation
BMW 7 Series: Heater With Operation
- Installing Servodrive
- Removing And Installing Fan Housing For Heater/Air Conditioner Fan
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Auxiliary Water Pump
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Control Panel For Rear Cabin A/C System
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Heating And Air-Conditioning Unit
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Radio And A/C Control Panel
- Replacing Actuator Drive For Fresh Air/Ram Air
- Replacing Actuator Drive For Left Footwell Flap
- Replacing Actuator Drive For Left Rear Cabin Footwell Flap (High A/C System)
- Replacing Actuator Drive For Right Footwell Flap
- Replacing Actuator Drive For Right Rear Cabin Footwell Flap (High A/C System)
- Replacing Controller For Heating And A/C System Fan
- Replacing Interior Temperature Sensor Blower (A/C Control Panel)
- Replacing Water Valve For Heater (N63)
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Installing Servodrive
Installation:
If necessary, align shaft of flap(s) to be actuated to position of servodrive
to be installed.
Fig. 4: Identifying Servodrive Position
OVERVIEW OF ACTUATOR DRIVES ON HEATER/AIR CONDITI
Removing And Installing Fan Housing For Heater/Air Conditioner Fan
Necessary preliminary tasks
Remove RIGHT/REAR SUSPENSION CROSS-BRACE.
REMOVE auxiliary E box
Unlock plug connection (1) on AUC sensor (2) and disconnect.
Fig. 8: Identifying Lock Plug Connection
Removing And Installing/Replacing Auxiliary Water Pump
Notes
WARNING: Danger of scalding!
Only perform this work after engine has cooled down.
Recycling
Coolant emerges when coolant lines are detached. Have a suitable collecting
container ready.
Catch a
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Vertical Dynamics Control (VDC)
Control Unit
Fig. 124: Identifying VDM
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VDM
The location of the VDM control unit is dependent on the country in which the
vehicle is sold.
On left-hand drive vehicles the control unit is fitted inside the
passenger compartment near the right A-pillar
(as illustrated)
Introduction
BMW Steering Systems - Innovative and technically always something special
Since the introduction of the first EPS electric power steering system on the
E85 in 2002, the variety of
technical innovations on steering systems has rapidly expanded. Before then the
following systems were used:
Hydrau
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