BMW X5: Removing And Installing/Replacing Mechanism For Floating Roofliner
Necessary preliminary tasks:
- Remove glass slide/tilt sunroof.
- Remove slider set for floating roofliner.
- Remove rear crossmember.
Unclip end stops (1) on left and right from guide channel.
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Fig. 22: Uncoupling End Stops
Unclip floating roofliner cover plate (1) from slider for front sun shield.
Remove floating roofliner cover plate (1) upwards from locking lever (2).
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Fig. 23: Identifying Floating Roofliner Cover Plate
Pull mechanism for floating roofliner towards rear out of guide channel:
- Sliders for floating roofliner
- Locking lever for floating roofliner
- Rear drive cable plate with drive cable
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Fig. 24: Identifying Sliders For Floating Roofliner
Installation:
Ensure correct installation sequence:
- Sliders for floating roofliner
- Locking lever for floating roofliner
- Rear drive cable plate with drive cable
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Fig. 25: Identifying Locking Lever For Floating Roofliner
Slide in locking lever for floating roofliner (3) and slide up to recess in
guide frame.
Open locking lever (1) with screwdriver.
Slide rear drive cable plate (2) into locking lever.
NOTE: Correct insertion can be checked by pulling back the drive cable
plate (2):
Drive cable plate (2) and locking lever for floating roofliner (3) must execute
a
joint movement.
In addition, the correct spacing of locking lever (3) and drive cable plate (2)
is
determined by the floating roofliner cover plate.
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Fig. 26: Sliding Rear Drive Cable Plate
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Special tools required:
51 3 057
Fig. 27: Identifying Special Tools (51 3 057)
Insert special tool 51 3 057 in spring (1). See 51 3 050 TOOL.
Using a suitable tool (2), unlock catch (3) of fasten
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Remove glass slide/tilt sunroof.
Remove drive.
Release screws in marked area.
Tightening torque: 54 12 03AZ.
Remove crossmember (1).
If necessary, release fabric a
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Before A/C efficiency test, satisfy following conditions:
1. Provide a MoDiC or DIS. Safeguard electrical system integrity by checking
the fault memory (no faults
in the fault memory).
2. Provide a thermometer with separate gauge.
3. Perform the test in a suitable work bay with an ambient temperat
General information
LATCH: Lower Anchors and Tether for Children.
Pay attention to the specifications and the operating
and safety information from the child restraint
system manufacturer when selecting, installing,
and using LATCH child restraint fixing
systems.
Mounts for the lower LATCH
anchors