BMW X5: Bleeding Brake System With DSC
Necessary preliminary tasks:
- Remove left microfilter housing cover.
IMPORTANT: When replacing or repairing, observe the filling and bleeding instructions for the following parts:
- Tandem brake master cylinder
- Hydraulic unit
- Components and connecting lines which are fitted between these assemblies.
Connect bleeder unit with max. 2 bar filling pressure.
A second person is needed to help carry out this work.
Connect DIS.
Select path: Service functions - Chassis/Suspension - Slip control systems - Bleeding procedure.
Connect brake fluid changer to expansion tank and switch on.
IMPORTANT: Check relevant Operating Instructions for each device.
Charging pressure should not exceed 2 bar.
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Fig. 9: Connecting Brake Fluid Changer To Expansion Tank
Flushing brake system completely
Connect bleeder hose with collecting tray to bleeder valve on rear right brake caliper.
Open bleeder valve and purge until clear, bubble-free brake fluid emerges.
Close bleed valve.
Follow same procedure on rear left, front right and front left wheel brake.
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Fig. 10: Connecting Bleeder Hose With Collecting Tray
Bleeding rear-axle brake circuit
Connect bleeder hose with collecting tray to bleeder valve on rear right brake caliper.
Close bleeder valve.
Run bleeding routine with DIS with bleeder valve open.
After completing routine, press brake pedal 5 times to floor; clear and bubble-free brake fluid must flow out.
Close bleed valve.
Repeat procedure at rear left.
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Fig. 11: Connecting Bleeder Hose With Collecting Tray
Bleeding front-axle brake circuit
Connect bleeder hose with collecting tray to bleeder valve on front right brake caliper.
Close bleeder valve.
Run bleeding routine with DIS with bleeder valve open.
After completing routine, press brake pedal 5 times to floor, clear and bubble-free brake fluid must flow out.
Close bleed valve.
Repeat procedure at front left.
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Fig. 12: Connecting Bleeder Hose With Collecting Tray To Bleeder Valve
Switch off brake fluid changer and remove from expansion tank.
Check brake fluid level.
Close expansion tank.
NOTE: Pay attention to rubber seal (1) in sealing cap.
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Fig. 13: Identifying Rubber Seal
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Replacing Fluid In ABS/ASC+T Brake System
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove left microfilter housing cover.
Read and comply with General Information.
IMPORTANT: When carrying out repairs to the brake system, follow the
procedure set ou
Overview Of Front Brakes
Fig. 17: Identifying Front Brake Components
Brake disc
Brake caliper
Brake-pad wear sensor
Brake pads
Pulse generator
Brake hose
Brake guard plate
Checking thickness of brake pad
Special to
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Replacing Evaporator
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove heater
Release screws (1).
Fig. 84: Identifying Screws
Release screws (1) and remove expansion valve (2).
Installation:
Ensure that seals are correctly seated.
Replace sealing rings and moisten with refrigerant oil.
Tightening torque.
Fig. 85: Identifying E
Rear-end collision
preparation
Principle
Depending on the equipment and national-market
version, the rear-end collision preparation can
react to vehicles approaching from behind.
General information
Radar sensors monitor the area behind the vehicle.
When a vehicle approaches from the rear at a
certain speed, the system can reac
