BMW 7 Series: Miscellaneous Painting
Follow GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ON PAINTING.
Engine compartment, complete
Carry over the area shown symmetrically to the other side of the car.
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Fig. 1: Identifying Paint Applying Areas On Engine Compartment, Complete
Engine bulkhead
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Fig. 2: Identifying Engine Compartment Partition Paint Applying Areas
Engine support (partial replacement before spring strut dome)
Inner side shown
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Fig. 3: Identifying Engine Carrier (Inner Side) Paint Applying Areas
Engine support (partial replacement before spring strut dome)
Outer side shown
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Fig. 4: Identifying Engine Carrier (Outer Side) Paint Applying Areas
Engine support (inside only)
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Fig. 5: Identifying Engine Carrier (Inside Side) Paint Applying Areas
Wheel arch, front, complete
Inner side shown
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Fig. 6: Identifying Front Wheel Arch (Inner Side) Paint Applying Areas
Wheel arch, front, complete
Outer side shown
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Fig. 7: Identifying Front Wheel Arch (Outer Side) Paint Applying Areas
Luggage compartment floor
Carry over the area shown symmetrically to the other side of the car.
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Fig. 8: Identifying Luggage Compartment Floor Paint Applying Areas
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Notes On Handling The High Pressure Cleaner
WARNING: Only used a high pressure cleaner approved by BMW!
Only instructed persons aged over 16 years may work using a high
pressure cleaner.
Check the high pressure cleaner and electrical wiring fo
Paintwork (2 And 3 Coats)
Follow GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS ON PAINTING.
The following scopes of work are applicable to 2- and 3-coat paintwork.
Inside mirror
Fig. 9: Identifying Inside Mirror Paint Applying Areas
Outer door handl
Pedals
Pedal Mounting Block
Removing And Installing (Replacing) Complete Bearing Support For
Foot Pedal
IMPORTANT: After completion of work, carry out function check.
Necessary preliminary work
Remove BRAK
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Vertical Dynamics Control
General Information
When driven vigorously or on an uneven road surface, a vehicle tends to
respond with undesirable body
movements. BMW first developed Vertical Dynamics Control for the E70 and was
able to effectively reduce
such body motion as a result.
VDC improves the following driver-percept
Replacement And Start-Up
Removing and installing the ICM control unit
The ICM control unit performs tasks that are important for many vehicle
functions, e. g. provision of sensor
signals. If the vehicle were operated without the ICM control unit installed, a
large number of vehicle functions
would not be available. In the
