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4 Remove plastic caps from  caliper mounting bolts (arrows). 
Use BMW special tool 34 1 080 (7 mm Alien  wrench)  to re- 
move caliper mounting  bolts. Remove caliper from  pad 
carri- 
e r. 
NOTE- 
If  there  is a ridge  on brake rotor  edge, press  caliper pistons 
back  into caliper before removing  caliper. 
- Check brake rotor thickness. Inspect  for rust  or damage.  if 
necessary replace  or machine brake  rotors as described  lat- 
er.  Bralte  rotor specifications are  given in table  below. 
Spread bralte pads using  BMW special tool 
34 1 050 or 
equivalent.  Remove  brake pads. 
CA UTIOG 
Pressing caliperpistons  in may  cause brake fluid reservoir  to 
overflow.  To prevent  this, use a clean syringe  to first  remove 
some  fluid from reservoir. 
NOTE- 
Inner brake  pad lias a spring  to locate  it in  the  caliper piston. 
4 Carefully  pry pad  wear sensor from  brake pad 
- Check caliper dust boots  for damage and replace  if neces- 
sary. 
- Clean contact surfaces between caliper  and caliper  carrier. 
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Brakes 
Parking brake components 
1. Clamp 
2. Parking brake cable 
3. Cable bracket 
4. Grommet 
5. Adjusting  screw 
6. Support 
7. Shoe expander 
8. Return springs 
9. Parking brake  shoe 
10. Lock down spring 
11. Shoe  retaining  pin 
12. Adjuster 
Parking brake, adjusting 
The parking brake  is a brake  drum system integrated into  the I 
rear brake rotors. It can be adjusted with the  wheels installed, 
although the rear  wheels will have  to be raised  off the  ground. 
- Adjusting the parking bralte becomes necessary under the 
following circumstances: 
After replacing parking  bralte shoes 
After  replacing rear brake  rotors 
Excessive stroke of parking  brake handle required  for ac- 
tuation (more  then 
10 clicks) 
After  replacement of brake  shoe adjuster  or parking bralte 
cable(s) 
- Lift parking brake  lever boot out of console.  While holding ca-    
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340-23 
Brakes 
- Using flat-bladed screwdriver, reach into brake drum  through 
lug  bolt hole.  Turn brake adjuster until  wheel no longer turns. 
Back  adjuster  off 
12 notches. 
Parking brake  adjusting (initial) 
Back 
off adjuster  through  wheel 
lug  bolt  hole 12 notches 
- Working inside  car, set parking brake  several times to seat 
cable.  Then pull parking brake 
lever up two  notches. Tighten 
cable  adjusting nuts until it is  just possible to turn rear  wheels 
with slight resistance. 
- Release  lever and make sure rear  wheels turn freely 
- Turn  on ignition. Pull up parlting brake  lever 1 notch and 
make sure that parking bralte  warning light comes on.  if not, 
adjust parking bralte warning  light contact  switch. 
- Install parking brake  lever boot. Install road wheel lug bolts. 
Tightening torque  Road 
wheel to  hub 120 i. 10 Nrn (89 i- 7 ft-lb) 
Parking  brake shoes, removing  and 
installing 
- Raise  rear of car and  remove road wheels. 
WARNING- 
Make sure that the car  is firmly  supported on jack  stands de- 
signed  for 
the purpose.  Place jack stands beneath structural 
chassis points.  Do not place 
jaclc stands  under suspension 
parts. 
- Without  disconnecting brake fluid hose,  remove rear bralte 
calipers  from trailing arms.  Remove rear brake  rotors as de- 
scribed earlier. 
CAUTION- 
Do not  let the  brake caliper  assembly hang from the brake 
hose.  Support caliper  from chassis with strong  wire. 
4 Unhook  return sprlngs (arrows) from brake shoes    
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Exterior Trim, Bumpers 
Exterior trim is attached  to the  body with plastic clips  and fas- 
teners  that may  be damaged  during removal. Be sure  to have 
necessary fasteners  on hand when reinstalling exterior trim 
pieces. 
BMW emblem, removing and installing 
The  procedure  given below applies to both front and rear 
emblems. 
- Wrap  end of a screwdriver with  tape. 
CAUTION- 
Protect hood paint by covering  area around  emblem  with 
tape. 
4 Pry  up emblem  carefully on either  side (arrows) 
NOTE- 
Notice  tape on  screwdriver  tips. 
- Installation is reverse  of removal 
Replace plastic  inserts  in body  if damaged. 
If  emblem fits loosely,  use a small amount  of body molding 
tape or adhesive  on rear  of emblem  before installing. 
Body side molding, replacing 
To remove body side moldings, carefully pry moldings 
straight  off. 
4 Installation is reverse  of removal. Replace any clips  or clip 
covering  boots damaged during removal.    
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Interior Trim 
Remove parking bralte lever side cover fasteners (arrows) 
4 Unclip trim  boot for  parking brake lever  and pull boot and 
handle forward off brake  lever. Remove  parking 
bralte cover 
fastener 
(arrow) and  remove  cover. 
4 Remove fasteners  at rear  of console (arrows). 
4 With  left  and right seats  in lowest position, remove side  con- 
sole  fasteners 
(arrow). 
- Remove left  and right  side console trim covers.  See Lower 
- Remove center console. 
- Installation is reverse  of removal.    
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Interior Trim 
The E39 dashboard assembly includes the instrument clus- 
ter, passenger  side 
airbag, glove compartment, fuse  and re- 
lay panel, radio. IHKA  control panel oron-board monitor (if 
equipped  with GPS).  The dash  is made up  of an  upper  and 
lower sections.  The lower section  must be remove before the 
upper section  can be removed. 
Dashboard  removal is a complex operation. Read  the proce- 
dures through  before starting work. 
Lower dash panel  assembly, removing  and 
installing 
- Disconnect negative (-) cable from  battery and cover termi- 
nal  with 
insulating material. 
--7 
CAUTION- 
Prior to disconnecting  the battery, read the battery discon- 
nectioncautionsgiven atthe irontin001 General  Warnings 
and  Cautions. 
- Place steering  column in down and extended position. 
4 Remove left  side foot well panel fasteners (A and B). 
< Using a plastic  trim tool, gently  pry left and right steering col- 
umn trim  panels  (white arrow)  to remove and release snap 
clip  on column boot 
(black arrow). 
I 1 < Remove instrument cluster trim  panel fasteners  (arrows). 
Pull trim  panel out and  disconnect harnesses  for light 
switches. 
- Remove radio volume control  knob.    
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1 Sunroof 
Sunroof assembly removal  and installation  involves headliner 
removal, and is  not covered in this manual. After sunroof re- 
pairs,  be sure  to follow initialization  and adjustment proce- 
dures given earlier. 
I Sunroof comDonents 
1. Left rubber  boot suppori 
2. Left upper  control rail 
3. Left side  water  channel repair ltit 
4. Left lower  control rail 
5. Left cover 
6. Left side slider 
7. Cross  member 
8. Sunroof frame 
9. Trim panel 
10. Gasket 
11. Glass  roof cover 
m5sm.7 - -. 
Sunroof  panel, removing  and installing 
(steel  or glass) 
4 To  remove  sunroof  panel, open sunroof  and remove wind 
blocker 
by removing Tom screw  (arrow)  on each  side.    
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OBD-21 
On-Board 
~ia~nosticsl 
Engine diagnostic trouble  codes: M54 engine (continued) 
P-code 
BMW-FC Explanation 
I I 
PI314 / 202 / Fuel Mixture Deviation Detected with  Low Fuel 
I I 
02 Sensor Heater Circuit  High Voltage  (Bank 1 Sensor  2) 
02  Sensor Activity Check Signal  Too High  (Banlc  1 Sensor 2) 
02 Sensor Activity Check Signal  Too Low  (Bank 1 Sensor  2) 
02 Sensor Activity Check Signal  Too High  (Banlc  2 Sensor  2) 
02  Sensor Activity Check Signal  Too Low  (Bank 2 Sensor  2) 
02  Sensor Heater Circuit Signal Intermittent (Bank 2 Sensor 
1) 
02 Sensor Heater Circuit  Low Voltage (Bank 2 Sensor 1) 
02 Sensor Heater Circuit High  Voltage (Bank 2 Sensor 1) 
02 Sensor Heater Circuit Signal Intermittent (Banlc 2 Sensor  2) 
02  Sensor Heater Circuit  Low Voltage (Bank 2 Sensor 2) 
02  Sensor Heater Circuit High  Voltage (Bank 2 Sensor 2) 
Ambient Pressure Sensor  Variant Recognition  Value in Boot Range Implausible 
Ambient Pressure Sensor  Variant Recognition Error  Value Stored  in Boot Range 
Ambient Pressure Sensor  Variant Recognition Learning Failed 
Pre Catalyst Fuel  Trim System (Bank  1) 
Pre Catalyst Fuel  Trim System (Bank  2) 
PI139 
PI143 
PI144 
PI149 
PI150 
PI151 
PI152 
PI153 
PI155 
P1156 
PI157 
PI171 
PI172 
PI173 
PI 190 
PI191 
79 
21  5 
21  5 
21  6 
21  6 
55 
55 
55 
61 
61 
61  196 
196 
196 
235 
236 
Pedal Position Sensor 2 Low 
Input PI222 
-~~~~~~~~~ PI314 
PI314 
PI314 
PI342 - PI343 
PI 344 
PI192 
PI193 
PI223 /I11 I Pedal Position Sensor 2 High Input 
111 
PI 345 
PI 346 
PI 347 
PI348 
PI 349 
PI350 
PI351 
PI352 
PI353 
225 Post Catalyst Fuel  Trim System (Bank 1) 
226  Post Catalyst Fuel  Trim Svstem (Bank 2) 
203 
227 
228 
238 
238 
239 Fuel Mixture Deviation Detected with  Low Fuel 
Fuel Mixture Deviation Detected with  Low Fuel 
Fuel Mixture Deviation Detected with  Low Fuel 
Misfire During Start Cylinder 1 
Misfire Cylinder  1 with  Fuel Cut-Off 
Misfire Durina Start Cylinder 2 
239 
240 
240 
241 
241 
242 
242 
243 
243 
- 
Misfire  Cylinder 2 with  Fuel Cut-Off 
Misfire During Start Cylinder 3 
Misfire  Cylinder 3 with  Fuel Cut-Off 
Misfire During Start Cylinder 4 
Misfire  Cylinder 4 with  Fuel Cut-Off 
Misfire during Start Cylinder 5 
Misfire Cylinder 5 with  Fuel Cut-Off 
Misfire  during Start Cylinder 6 
Misfire  Cylinder 6 with  Fuel Cut-Off    
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2 INDEX 
Battery, starter,  alternator 
alternator (generator) 
121-10 
6-cylinder  engine, removingi 
installing 121-15 
M62 engine 121-16 
M62 TU  engine  (water cooled) 
121-18 
battery 
121-5 charging 121-9 
safety  terminal 121-3 
testing 121-5 charging  system,  troubleshooting 
121-12 
starter 
121-1 9 
6-cylinder  engine, removingi instaliinq 121-20 . V-8 engine, rernovinglinsialiing 
121-21 
solenoid, removinglinstalling 
121-23 troubleshooting 121-19 
see also Maintenance 
Bearing,  wheel 
see  Front  suspension 
see also  Rear suspension 
Belts  see Maintenance,  drive belts 
Blade,  wiper 
see Wipers and  Washers 
Blower motor  see 
A/C 
BMW  emblem 
see Exterior  trim 
BMW special tools  010-18 see also special  tools section  at 
beginning 
of each repair  group 
Body  dimensions 400-2 
interior  features 
400-9 salety and  security 400-7 
Body side  molding 
see  Exterior  trim 
Bonnet  see Engine hood 
Boot see  Trunk 
Brake  fluid 
020-24, 340-8 
Brake fluid pressure sensor 
340-30 
Brakes 
ABS,  ASC or DSC  system 
300-12 
component replacement 340-26 
ASCIDSC switch 
see  Switches 
bleeding 
bralces 340-8 
brake booster 340-1 9 bralce Dads. caiioers and  rotors ,., 340-1 1 
descriotion 300-10 
e~ectrdnic brake & stability 300-11 
light  switch 
see  Switches 
master cylinder 
340-16 pariking brake 340-22 
troubleshooting 340-5 
Bulbs  see Lights 
Bumper 
lront 510-6 height, adjusting 510-12 
rear 510-9 
Bus  system 
600-4 
Camber 
320-33 
Camshaft 
removingiinslaiiing 
M52  engine  116-12 
M52 TU 
/ M54  engine 116-1 9 M62 engine  11 6-39 
wear 
116-6 
Camshaft position  sensors 
see ignition  system 
Camshaft  timing chain 
adjusting  M52  engine 
117-22 
M52 TU I M54 engine 117-43 
M62 engine 117-79 removinglinstalling 
M52 engine 117-26 
M52TU 1 M54 engine 113-46.116- 
28 
M62 engine 117-66 
Capacities, fluid 
020.10 
Car rnemorvlicev memorv .  . 600-10 
see also Centrai 
lociking 
Carbon  canister,  activated 
see Fuel 
tank 
Caster 
320-33 
Catalytic converter  and  oxygen sensor  020-19 
see  also Exhaust  system: exhaust 
manilolds 
Cautions 
001-3 
CD changer 
650-4 
Center  bearing,  driveshaft 
see Driveshait 
Center  brake light 
sedan 
630-13 
Center  console 
513-3 
Centrai  body electronics (ZKE 111) 
600-6 
Central locking 
car memoryiey memory 515.12 general module iunctions 515-2 
remote  entry (FZV) 515-8 
remote  lkey initialization 515-10 single lociddouble ioclk 515-6 
switch 515-4 
Chain 
see  Camshaft  liming chain 
Characteristic  map (electrically  heated)  thermostat 
see Electrically  heated thermostat 
Charging  system 
see  Battery, starter,  alternator 
Cluster  see  instruments 
Clutch  fluid see  Maintenance 
hydraulics 
210-4 
mechanical 210-9 
switch 
see  Switches, pedal ciuster 
variations 
210.10 
Codes, fault OED-1 
Coil 
see Ignition  system 
Coil  spring 
see  Front  suspension 
see also  Rear 
suspe nsion    
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WARNING 
Your common  sense, good 
judgement,  and general alertness are 
crucial  lo sale  and 
successlul service 
work. Belore attempling any work  on 
your BMW, be  sure  to read  001 
General  Warnings  and Cautions 
and  lhe copyright  page 
a1 llle Iron1 01 
the manual.  Review lliese warnings 
and  cautions  each time you prepare 
lo  work  on your 
BMW Please  also 
read  any warnings  and 
caulions lhal 
accompany  the  procedures In !he 
manual. 
Component locations 
see Electrical system 
Compression test 
113-5 
Compressor  see 
AlC 
Condenser see 
AlC 
Constant  velocity (CV) joint 
see Maintenance 
see also 
Driveshall 
see also Drive  axles 
Consumer  cutoff 
600-10 
Control arm  see  Front  suspension 
see also Rear  suspension, 
suspension arms 
Coolant (antifreeze)  see  Maintenance 
see  also Cooling  system 
Coolant  pump 
see Cooling system  Cooling system 
coolant bleeding 
170-14 6-cylinder  engine, draininglfilling 
170-10 
V-8 engine,  draininglfilling 170-12 
coolant pump 170-3 
6-cyiinder engine,  replacing 170-1 9 
V-8 engine, replacing 170-20 cooling fan 170-4 
viscous ciutch  fan, removingi 
installing 170-14 
electric  fan, removlngiinstailing 170-1 5 
expansion tank,  removinglinstalling 
170-22 
electrically heated (ciiaracterislic 
map) therrnostat 170-4 
radiator,  removinglinstaliing 170-22 
service 
see Maintenance 
therrnostat  170-16 
transmission  fluid heat exchanger 
170-5 troubleshooting 170-7 
combuslion leal( test 170-10 
pressure  test 
170-9 
Crankshaft oil  seals 
iront 
117-6 
rear  11 9-6 
Crankshaft  speed sensor 
see Ignition syslem 
Crash  sensor 
see 
Airbag system (SRS), side-impact 
airbag crasii sensor 
Cruise control  clutch  switch 612-9 
CV  joint 
see  Maintenance 
see also Driveshalt 
see also  Drive axles 
CV  joint  boot 
see  Maintenance 
see also  Drive axles 
Cylinder  head  removinglinslaliing 
M52 engine 113-8 
M52 TU / M54  engine 113-22 
M62 engine 113-56 
Cylinder  head and valvetrain 
hydraulic lifters, checking  and 
replacing 
116-7 leak  test 116-5 valves  11 6-56 
see 
alsocylinder head  Dashboard 
513-7 
Deck 
lid 
seeTrunk lid 
Diagnostic  monitors 
OED-4 
Diagnostic trouble  codes 
(DTCs) 
080-7 
Digital multimetel 
010-17 
Differential  see  Final  drive 
DLC  (data 
link connector) 020-4, OED-4 
DME  (digital motor  electronics) 
see 
130 under  appropriate  fuel 
injection system 
see also ignition  system 
DM-TL  (detection  module-tank  leak) 
see 
Fuel lank,  leak deteclion  unit 
Drive 
belts 
see  Maintenance 
Dome  light 
seeLighls, interior lights 
Door 
door 
check, replacing 411-4 
hinge adjustment  41 1-5 
loci( 
see Door lock see also Central locking 
removinglinslaliing  41 
1-2 
panel, removinglinstaliing 41 1-7 window 
see  Door window 
Door 
check 
see Door 
Door 
handle 
see  Door lock 
Door  glass 
see  Door window 
Door 
lock 
handles  and loci(s 515-16 
see also Central  locking 
Door 
molding 
510-13 
Door panel  see  Door