BMW X5: Overview
OVERVIEW OF MICROSWITCHES
- LOCK microswitches, inner, on seat frame on left and right.
- FOLD microswitch on backrest frame, outer.
- CF microswitch on seat frame, outer.
OVERVIEW OF TRIMS, REAR SEAT
- Seatbelt outlet trim.
- Trim, CF release unit.
- Trim, fold, inner.
- Trim, seat screw fastening.
- Trim, follower, outer.
- Trim, fold, outer.
- Trim, fold adapter, outer.
- Trim, cross-member.
- Trim, seat screw fastening.
- Trim, fold adapter, middle (60 %) Trim, pivot bearing lower section (40
%).
- Trim, follower, inner.
- Trim, slide, middle.
- Trim, fold, middle (60 %) Trim, pivot bearing (40 %).
- Trim, slide, outer.
CHECKS ON REAR SEAT (THROUGH-LOADING)
The rear seats must be checked for damage following an accident. This
measure is applicable above all in
the event of structural damage (engine carriers, luggage compartment floor side
members) but also if
large pieces of luggage were stowed in the luggage compartment. The most
important checks are set out
below.
Fig. 136: Identifying Rear Seat Components
- Rear seat
- ISOFIX cover strip
- Side section, left/right
- Backrest with center mount
- Center armrest
- Ski bag
- Head restraints
1. Rear seat frame:
Check complete frame for damage (cracking, breakage, etc.), paying particular
attention to the marked
areas.
2. ISOFIX cover strip
Check marked areas for damage (cracking, breakage, etc.).
Fig. 137: Identifying Rear Seat Frame
Fig. 138: Identifying ISOFIX Cover Strip
3. Side section:
Check side section for tight seating if it is loosely seated:
- Check retaining lugs and snap-in fixtures for damage (wear, breakage,
cracking, etc.), replace if
necessary.
- Check marked guide lugs for damage (cracking, breakage, etc.).
Also check corresponding counter-supports on body (bending open, etc.).
Fig. 139: Identifying Retaining Lugs And Marked Guide Lugs
4. Rear seat backrest:
Carry out function check (easy folding and snapping into place).
- Check center mount for damage (cracking, breakage, bending, bending
open, etc.).
If damage is identified at one of the following points, the center mount
must also be replaced.
- Check backrest mount (oval head screw, bushing) for damage (cracking,
breakage, bending, etc.),
replace if necessary.
- Check mounting bracket for damage (breakage, cracking, bending, etc.).
- Check backrest head for parallelism to rear parcel shelf.
Check whether there is deformation at backrest head and backrest moulding.
- Check mount of center armrest for damage (breakage, cracking, bending,
etc.).
- Check gap for parallelism and uniform distance.
- Check mount of backrest lock for damage (breakage, cracking, bending,
etc.).
If damage is identified at the backrest supporting points, the mounting
points on the body must also be
checked (bending open, function, etc.).
Fig. 140: Identifying Rear Seat Backrest Components
5. Center armrest:
Carry out function check (easy folding and snapping into place).
- Check armrest shafts for damage (cracking, breakage, etc.).
- Check armrest vertically and diagonally for deformation.
- Check folding cover for exact operation.
- Check armrest buckle for damage (cracking, breakage, bending etc.).
If the backrest structure is damaged, the center armrest must also be
replaced.
Fig. 141: Identifying Center Armrest Components
6. Ski bag:
Carry out function check (easy snapping into place).
Check marked areas for damage (cracking, breakage, etc.).
Fig. 142: Identifying Ski Bag
7. Head restraints:
- Check head restraint cushion for distortion. If the cushion is loose in
relation to the tubes, replace
head restraint.
- Check tubes for damage and parallelism to each other. Check guides on
backrest.
Carry out function check on new rear seat or reference vehicle.
Fig. 143: Identifying Head Restraint Cushion
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Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove luggage compartment wheel arch trim on left or right.
Release screw.
Tightening torque 52 26 06AZ.
Remove adapter plate for backrest lock (1).
Fig. 144: Ident
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove outer fold trim.
Remove rear panel trim.
Partially remove seat cover with padding.
Release screw.
Release screw (1).
Unclip trim (2) at top.
Carefully tig
Special tools required:
00 9 317.
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove armrest.
Release screws (1).
Tightening torque 52 26 09AZ.
Fig. 146: Identifying Screws
Release screws (1).
Tightening tor
SEE MORE:
Depending on the situation, the vehicle is in one
of the three states:
Idle state.
Standby state.
Drive-ready state.
Idle state
Principle
When the vehicle is in idle state, it is switched
off.
General information
The vehicle is in idle state prior to opening from
the outside and after exiting a
Hazard warning flashers
The button is located in the center console.
Breakdown Assistance
BMW Roadside Assistance
1. "APPS".
2. "Installed apps".
3. "BMW Assist".
4. If necessary, "BMW Roadside Assistance".
A voice connection is established.
ConnectedDrive
Concierge service
The BMW Assist Conci