BMW 7 Series (F01/F02) 2008-2015 Service Manual / Heating And Air Conditioning
BMW 7 Series: Heating And Air Conditioning
- General
- Information On Using Cleaning Agent/Paints (Personal Protection Equipment)
- Safety Information For Working On Vehicles With Automatic Engine Start-Stop Function (MSA)
- 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)
- Auxil. Heater With Control Elements
- Initializing Telestart Handheld Transmitter
- Removing And Installing Complete Independent Heater
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Fuel Pump
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Exhaust Pipe
- Nozzles And Outlets
- Microfilter
- Air Conditioning System
- A/C Performance Test (R 134a)
- Drawing Off, Evacuating And Filling Heating And Air Conditioning System (R 134a)
- Instructions For Handling R 134a Refrigerant
- Leak Detection With Forming Gas
- Leak Detection With Ultraviolet Additives (UV Additives) (BMW Leak-Testing Case)
- Overview Of Heater - A/C System Components
- AC Housing Evaporator, Switching Elements
- Cleaning Evaporator
- Instructions For Opening And Replacing Parts In Refrigerant Circuit
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Expansion Valve
- Removing And Installing/Renewing Evaporator
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Evaporator For Rear Air Conditioner
- Compressor
- Instructions For Compressor Replacement
- Instructions For Opening And Replacing Parts In Refrigerant Circuit
- Removing And Installing/Replacing A/C System Compressor (N63)
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Heating And Air Conditioning System Compressor (N63, With Dynamic Drive)
- Condenser And Dryer With Lines
- Instructions For Desiccant Insert Replacement
- Intake Pipe From Connecting Piece To Automatic Rear Air-Conditioning System
- Pressure Line From Connecting Piece To Rear Heater - A/C System
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Capacitor For The Heating And Air Conditioning System (N63)
- Replacing Desiccant Insert For Air Conditioning System
- Instrument Cluster
- Head-Up Display
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Information On Using Cleaning Agent/Paints (Personal Protection Equipment)
WARNING: Use of cleaning agents/paints not compliant with instructions
can cause
serious injuries or burns!
Handling cleaning agents/paints can trigger allergic skin and respiratory
reactions!
IMPORT
Safety Information For Working On Vehicles With Automatic Engine Start-Stop
Function (MSA)
WARNING: If the engine hood/bonnet contact is pulled upwards (workshop
mode),
the information "switch closed" is output. The automatic engine start-stop
function is active.
An automatic engine start
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Steptronic transmission
Concept
The Steptronic transmission combines the functions
of an automatic transmission with the possibility
of manual shifting, if needed.
Safety information
Warning
An unsecured vehicle can begin to move and
possibly roll away. There is a risk of accident.
Before exiting, secure the vehicle agai
Flushing Transmission Oil Cooler With Lines (Automatic
Transmission)
Notes
NOTE: Carry out the work steps listed when:
Installing a new or replacement transmission.
Flushing can only be carried out with the automatic transmission removed.
Procedure
Automatic transmission removed.
Connect appropriate adapters (see description below) to oil lines exiting from
automa
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