BMW X5: Control Arms And Strut
BMW X5 (G05) 2019-2026 Service & Repair Manual / Rear Axle / Control Arms And Strut
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Left Or Right Push Rod/Integral Link
- Replacing One Upper Control Arm
- Replacing A Guide Arm
- Removing And Installing / Replacing A Steering Knuckle / Wheel Carrier
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Front Compression Strut
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Removing And Installing/Replacing Left Or Right Push Rod/Integral
Link
NOTE: If the integral link is detached from the wheel carrier or
swinging arm, it is
necessary after reinstallation to carry out a wheel/chassis alignment check.
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove
Replacing One Upper Control Arm
NOTE: If the control arm is detached from the rear axle carrier, it is
necessary after
reinstallation to carry out a wheel/chassis alignment check.
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove rear wheel.
Replacing A Guide Arm
NOTE: If the guide arm is detached from the rear axle carrier, it is
necessary after
reinstallation to carry out a wheel/chassis alignment check.
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove rear wheel.
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Minimum set: Mechanical tools
Note: To hold the engine when removing and installing the front axle support,
the oil sump and the transmission
Engine: M10, M20, M20B25, M20B27, M21, M30, M30B34, M30Tur, M40, M41, M42,
M43, M43TU, M44,
M47, M47T2, M47TU, M50, M51, M52, M52TU, M54, M56, M57, M57D25,
Workshop Hints On Cylinder Leakage Testing
When performing cylinder leakage tests, the following tips might be helpful:
Remove all spark plugs to allow easier rotation of the engine. (If this test is
done after a compression test, the
plugs should already be out).
Perform the leakage test on all cylinders, not just the problem
cylinder.
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