BMW X5: Heating And Air Conditioning
BMW X5 (G05) 2019-2026 Service & Repair Manual / Heating And Air Conditioning
- Air Conditioner Refrigerant
- Refrigeration Oil
- Air Conditioning Unit Disinfectants
- Heater With Operation
- Overview Of Heater/Air Conditioner Servomotors
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Heater
- Removing And Installing/Replacing Heater/Air Conditioner Fan
- Replacing Water Valve For Heater
- Auxiliary Heater
- Initializing Telestart Hand Transmitter
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Muffler/Silencer
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Fuel Pump
- Nozzles And Outlets
- Microfilter
- Air Conditioning Systems
- Air Conditioner Test (R 134A)
- Instructions For Handling Refrigerant R 134A
- Leak Testing With Ultraviolet Additives (UV Additives) (BMW Leak-Testing Case)
- Drawing Off, Evacuating And Filling A/C System (R 134A)
- Instructions For Opening And Replacing Parts In Refrigerant Circuit
- AC Housing-Evaporator
- Cleaning Evaporator
- Replacing Evaporator
- Removing And Installing Or Replacing Expansion Valve
- Leak-Testing Evaporator
- Instructions For Opening And Replacing Parts In Refrigerant Circuit
- Compressor
- Instructions For Compressor Replacement
- Instructions For Opening And Replacing Parts In Refrigerant Circuit
- Removing And Installing/replacing A/C System Compressor (N62TU)
- Condenser And Dryer
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Air Conditioner Refrigerant
FREON
The refrigerant Freon R12 is used in most BMW automobiles with an air
conditioner up through the 1992
model year. It has a boiling point of - 29.8ºC (sea level), at which the
refrigerant is t
Refrigeration Oil
OIL USED IN FREON-CHARGED SYSTEMS
A mineral-based oil is used. The oil level in the compressor must be checked
before filling an air conditioner
with refrigerant. It can be checked only if the system
Air Conditioning Unit Disinfectants
A musty odor may be detected in the vehicle, particularly when the air
conditioner is first switched on.
This is caused by microorganisms growing on the evaporator from moisture
condensation.
A di
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Boost-Pressure Control
The boost pressure of the turbochargers is directly dependent on the flow of
exhaust gas which reaches the
turbocharger turbines. Both the velocity and the mass of the exhaust-gas flow
are directly dependent on engine
speed and engine load.
The engine-management system uses wastegate valves to co
Overview Of Heater/Air Conditioner Servomotors
Fig. 1: Identifying Heater/Air Conditioner Servomotors Components Location
Servomotor, defrosting
Servomotor, footwell, rear cabin right
Servomotor, ventilation, front right
Servomotor, stratification, front right
Servomotor, stratification/shut-off, rear cabin, right
Servomotor, footwell, f
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