BMW X5: Replacing A Brake Pad Sensor (Front)
IMPORTANT: The brake pad wear sensor must be replaced once it has been removed (brake pad wear sensor loses its retention capability in the brake pad).
If a brake lining sensor that has already been ground has to be replaced even though the minimum brake pad thickness has not yet been reached, you must observe the following: The new sliding contact must be filed down with a file to the same length as the ground sliding contact.
Necessary preliminary tasks:
- Remove wheel.
Disengage cable guides (2).
Open cover (1) on plug housing.
Disconnect plug connection.
Disengage cable from cable guide (3).
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Fig. 98: Identifying Cover And Cable Guide
Pull brake pad sensor (1) in direction of arrow out of brake pad.
Installation:
Make sure brake pad sensor (1) is correctly seated in brake pad.
Disengage cable of brake pad sensor from holders (2).
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Fig. 99: Identifying Brake Pad Sensor
REPLACING A BRAKE PAD SENSOR (REAR)
IMPORTANT: The brake pad wear sensor must be replaced once it has been removed (brake pad wear sensor loses its retention capability in the brake pad).
If a brake lining sensor that has already been ground has to be replaced even though the minimum brake pad thickness has not yet been reached, you must observe the following: The new sliding contact must be filed down with a file to the same length as the ground sliding contact.
Necessary preliminary tasks:
- Partially detach rear wheel arch trim.
Open housing cover (1).
Disconnect plug connection (2).
Installation:
Ensure proper locking of the plug connector and proper seating of the cable in the brackets.
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Fig. 100: Identifying Plug Connection And Housing Cover
Disengage cable (1) along marked lines from holders.
Installation:
Ensure proper locking of the holders and proper seating of the cable in the holders.
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Fig. 101: Identifying Cable Route
Pull brake pad sensor (1) in direction of arrow out of brake pad.
Installation:
Make sure brake pad sensor (1) is correctly seated in brake pad.
Disengage cable of brake pad sensor from holders (2).
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Fig. 102: Identifying Brake Pad Sensor
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Overview Of Electronic Components
Fig. 103: Identifying Electronic Components
DSC control unit
Rotation rate sensor
Brake-pad-wear sensor
Pulse generator
REMOVING AND INSTALLING / REPLACING DSC CONTROL UNIT
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Assisted Driving View
Principle
Depending on the equipment, information about
the driver assistance systems is displayed in an
animated surrounding area of the vehicle when
driver assistance is active.
General information
Depending on the settings, Assisted Driving
View can be displayed permanently or temporarily
with ac
AGM Battery
Fig. 151: Identifying AGM Battery
Introduction
In September 2002 so-called VRLA batteries, better known as AGM batteries ,
were introduced.
(VRLA stands for Valve Regulated Lead Acid, i.e. lead acid battery with pressure
relief valve; AGM stands for
A bsorbent G lass M at, i.e. absorbent glass f
