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BMW 7 Series: Removing And Installing/Renewing Gasket For Water Gutter

Necessary preliminary work

  • Remove GLASS SLIDE/TILT SUNROOF COVER

Remove gasket (1).

Installation note: Make sure gasket (1) is correctly mounted.

Centre gasket (1) on left and right and press down.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 12: Identifying Gasket

REMOVING AND INSTALLING/RENEWING GUIDE ELEMENT PAIR FOR GLASS SLIDE/TILT SUNROOF

Necessary preliminary work

  • Remove glass slide/tilt sunroof cover

NOTE: Initiate manual movements of guide element via the drives using an offset Allen key.

Installation note:

  • Microencapsulated screws (Loctite) must be replaced and may not be reused
  • Screw connection must be completed within 20 minutes (start of hardening)
  • Microencapsulated screws must not be retightened
  • Clean thread of nut beforehand in event of repeated use

Release screws (1) on left and right.

Installation note: Replace screw (1).

Tightening torque 54 12 04AZ.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 13: Identifying Gasket Screw

Move guide element (1) back until garage is exposed.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 14: Moving Guide Element Back

Lever out garage stop (1) with plastic wedge.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 15: Lifting Garage Stop With Plastic Wedge

Move guide element (1) up to recess (2).

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 16: Moving Guide Element Up To Recess

Lever control lever (1) out of guide rail and turn.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 17: Turning Lever Control Lever Out Of Guide Rail

Installation note: Spacer (1) of control lever must be situated in guide channel.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 18: Locating Spacer Of Control Lever

Remove control lever from guide element.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 19: Removing Control Lever From Guide Element

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 20: Moving Drive Carriage

Grip lid guide element (1) at bolt.

Move drive carriage (2) towards rear until recess in lid guide element is reached.

Reposition lid guide element (1) and remove from drive cable carriage.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 21: Removing From Drive Cable Carriage

Installation note: Assemble glass slide/tilt sunroof and carry out function check.

INITIALIZE glass slide/tilt sunroof.

REMOVING AND INSTALLING/RENEWING LEFT OR RIGHT WIND DEFLECTOR BEARING

Necessary preliminary work

  • Completely open glass slide/tilt sunroof cover
  • Remove WIND DEFLECTOR

Unlock controller (1) and slide towards rear up to recess.

Remove controller (1) towards top.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 22: Removing Controller

Installation note: Make sure leaf spring (1) is correctly positioned in guide.

Mechanical Sun Roof Components
Fig. 23: Locating Leaf Spring Of Guide

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