Ecu BMW 530i 2000 E39 User Guide
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I Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 
< Turn eccentric shaft  of special  tool to pretension  intake cam- 
shaft bearing  caps. Remove nuts  on all intake  camshaft  bear- 
ing  caps. 
- Slowly  release tension  on eccentric shaft  and remove BMW 
spec~al tools.  Remove  bearing caps and  set as~de in order. 
Remove  camshaft and store  safely. 
- Repeat procedure for exhaust  camshaft. 
4 Secure hydraulic  lifters in lifter bores using  BMW speclal tool 
11 3 250, or remove lifters using  a magnetic  pick-up tool. 
With lifters secure  or removed,  lift out  camshaft bearing car- 
riers  from  cylinder head. 
Use  care  to not  let hydraulic lifters fall out as  camshaft car- 
rier  is removed. 
Hydraulic lifters  should be stored 
ln an uprightpositlon. 
Used  hydraulic lifters must  be reinstalled  into their  orig- 
inal  lifter  bores. 
4 Remove  intake camshaft position sensor (arrow) from side 
of  cylinder head. 
4 Remove  secondary chain lowerguide bolts (arrow). Remove 
chain  guide.    
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Cylinder Head Removal  and installation] -- 
- Secure cylinder head bolts  by torquing  an additional 90" 
each  for Stage 2 and 3. 
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- Secure cylinder head bolts  by torquing  an additional 90" 
each  for Stage 2 and 3. 
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Cylinder Head Removal  and installation] -- 
- Secure cylinder head bolts  by torquing  an additional 90" 
each  for Stage 2 and 3. 
Tightening torques 
Cylinder  head to engine  block 
(aluminum  block) 
Stage 
1 40  Nm  (30 it-lb) 
Stage 2 +90° 
Stage  3 80' 
4 lnstall intake camshaft  position  sensor (arrow). 
4 Install lower secondary chain  guide. Tighten tom bolts to 
specifications.  The bolt on the intake camshaft  side is long 
and  extends  into the engine block. 
4 Install and tighten cylinder  head-to-lower timing chain cover 
bolts  (arrows).  (Photo shows camshafts  in place). 
Tightening torque  Secondary chain  guide to cylinder head 
10 Nm (89 in-lb) 
Cylinder  head to lower timing  chain cover 
M6 10 Nm (89 in-lb) 
M7 15 Nm (1 1 it-lb)    
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I Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 
4 Secure camshafts  in TDC position using BMW special tool 
set 
11 3 240. 
4 In  necessary,  turn camshaft slightly so that  special tools  are 
squarely  seated on cylinder  head. 
4 Lift timing  chain and hold  under tension.    
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Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 
Secure  camshaft sprockets  and impulse  wheels: 
Tighten  mounting screws 
(A) on exhaust camshaft impulse 
wheel to approx. 
5 Nm (44 in-lb). 
Tighten  mounting  nuts 
(8) on exhaust  and intake  sprocket 
assemblies  to approx. 
5 Nm (44 in-lb). 
Torque  down  mounting  screws (A) and  nuts  (B) to final 
specifications. 
Tightening torques 
sprocket assembly to camshaft 
initial  torque 
5 Nm (44 in-lb) 
Sprocket  assembly 
wheel to camshaft 
M7 torx screws (A) 20 Nm (15 ft-lb) 
M6 mounting nuts (5) 10 Nm (8 ft-lb) 
- Remove  crankshaft  locking tool from transmission bell hous- 
ing  so  that crankshaft  is no  longer  secured  in 
TDC position. 
- Remove  camshaft  locking tools from cylinder head. 
4 Turn engine  over twice  in direction  of rotation  until cylinder 1 
intake  and exhaust  camshaft  lobes (arrows) face each  other. 
- Secure  crankshaft  in TDC position with BMW special tool 11 
2 300. 
4 Place BMW special tool set 11 3 240 over camshafts and 
measure  clearances. 
CAUTION- 
- If  the  exhaust side  of the tool (A) is not flush with tlie head, 
camshaft timing  is incorrect  Reset camshaft timing  as de- 
scribed  in 
117 Camshaft  Timing Chain. 
* Due to flexible sprocket design,  VANOS unit tolerances 
and  play  in the  VANOS  splines,  when the  camshaft  tim- 
ing  is set correctly,  the intake side  of special  tool 
11 3 
240 (6) may be up  to 1 mm (0.04 in.) above the  surface 
of  the  cylinder head.  This is normal. Reassemble  en- 
gine. 
Othe~lise, reset  camshaft timing  as described  in 
11 7 Camshaft Timing Chain. 
- Remove BMW special  tool 11 6 150 from front of cylinder 
head.    
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4 Insert and secure  VANOS sealing plugs  (arrows) with new 
sealing O-rings. 
Tightening torque Sealing 
plug to  VANOS  50 
Nm  (37 ft-lb) 
4 Install  coolant  pipe fasteners  at base  of cylinder head  and 
tighten  fasteners  (arrows). 
NOTE- 
Use new sealing O-ring  on coolant pipe. 
- lnstall  VANOS  oil line banjo bolt with  new seals. Attach  oil 
line  to VANOS unit. 
Tightening torque  Oil  line  to VANOS  unit 
(banjo bolt)  32 
Nm  (24 ft-ib) 
- Remove adjustable timing chain tensioner tool  and reinstall 
chain  tensioner. 
Tightening torque  Primary chain tensioner  cylinder  to 
cylinder  head  70 
Nm 
(52 fi-ib) 
- Remove flywheel  locking tool from transmission bell  housing. 
Replace special tool  bore sealing  plug. 
- Remove camshaft  locking tools from cylinder  head 
4 lnstall intake camshaft  cover and cylinder head  cover. 
0 Check for correct seating  of half-moon  seals (A) in back  of 
cylinder head  cover. 
Use  a small  amount  of Three  Bond 
1209 8 or  equivalent 
sealant  at corners 
(B) of half-moon  cutouts. 
Seat gasket and seal corners  in front  of cylinder  head at 
VANOS  unit. 
Tightening torque 
Cylinder  head cover  to cylinder  head 
(M6) 10 Nm (89 in-lb)    
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Cylinder Head Removal and  Installation / 
Loosen chain rail set screw  (arrow) 3 full 
move). 
NOTE- 
Allen  screw  secures  crankcase  vent tube 
4 Loosen  and  turns 
(do not re- 
in cylinder  head. 
remove chain guide rail fasteners  (arrow). 
Slide oil separator 
(A) out  of cranltcase vent connecting 
bracket  (arrows). 
CAUTIOI\C 
When removing  the cylinder  head carefully  press oil separa- 
tor  outwards. 
Loosen cylinder  head bolts in sequence 
1-10 as shown  (ar- 
rows)  and discard used head  bolts. 
Lift cylinder head off engine block while pressing out  on oil 
separator. 
CAUTIOI\C 
Be  careful  not to damage  oil separator  while removing cylin- 
der  head.    
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Cylinder Head Removal  and lnstaKI -- 
< Using a torque  angle gauge,  tighten cylinder head bolts to 
specified torque  angle in stages 
2 and 3. 
Tightening torques 
Stage I 30 Nrn (22 ft-lb) 
Stage II +80° 
Stage Ill +80° 
4 If possible, confirm oil return pipe at bottom  of separator  is 
correctly seated 
(arrow). 
NOTE- 
Photo shows  lower timing case cover  removed. 
< Remove old O-ring and install  new O-ring (arrow) in angle 
section. 
- Press oil separator into  angle section  and install  guide rail re- 
taining  screws. 
4 Tighten allen screw (arrow) just until it makes  contact with 
crankcase  vent tube  angle  section  without  play. 
NOTE- 
Allen screw secures crankcase  vent tube  in place.  Do not 
torque  down.    
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Cylinder Head and Valvetrain 
4 Secure hydraulic lifters  in lifter  bores using BMW special  tool 
11 3 250, or remove  lifters using a magnetic  pick-up  tool. 
4 Remove camshaft bearing  carrier from cylinder  head. 
CA UTION- 
Camshaftbearing carriers must be reinstalledin  their original 
/ locations (E for ir;fal
Do  not let hydraulic lifters  fall out as the camshaft carrier is 
removed. 
Hydraulic lifters should  be stored in an upright position. 
Used  hydraulic lifters 
must be replaced into original lifter 
bores. 
Camshafts  and lifters, installing 
(M52 Engine) 
Lubricate camshafts, camshaft carriers,  bearing caps, hy- 
draulic liflers, friction  washers, splined shafts  and spline  hubs 
with  assembly  lubricant before installation. 
Make sure 
the cranltshaft, which  had been  rotated approxi- 
mately 
30" opposite  the direction  of engine rotation from 
TDC, is  still in thatposition  before lowering the 
camshaffs into 
position. All  pistons must  be out  of TDC position  to prevent 
valve/piston interference when  the camshalts are installed. 
Before  installing camshaft carriers, examine  bearing  bores 
(arrows)  on hydraulic  lifter  bores  for signs  of wear.    
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Cylinder Head and Valvetrain 
NOTE- 
The camshaft bearing caps  are coded with a letter  and a 
number.  For example,  "A 
1" is the first exhaust camshaft 
bearing  cap 
at the front of the engine, and "El "is the intake 
camshaft bearing cap  at the  front  of the engine. 
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The camshafts  are stamped with a code letter - "E for the 
intake  side and 
'X" for the  exhaust  side. 
"E is for Einlap. (German  for intake) and 'XA7s for Auspuff. 
(German  for exhaust). 
- Repeat  procedure  for exhaust camshaft 
< Secure  hydraulic lifters  in lifter bores  using BMW special tool 
11 3 250, or remove lifters  using a magnetic  pick-up tool. 
I CAUTION- 
Used  liydraulic  lifters must be reinstalled  in original  lifter 
1 bores. 
4 Remove  lower camshaft  bearing carriers from  cylinder head. 
CAUTION-  Camshaft bearing carriers  must be reinstalled  in their original 
locations 
(E for intalce and A for  exhaust). 
NOTE-  Do not allow hydraulic lifters  to fall  out  of camshaft carriers. 
Hydraulic lifters should  be stored in an upright position. 
Camshafts and  lifters, installing (M52TU and M54 engine) 
Lubricate  camshafts,  camshaft carriers, bearing caps, hy- 
draulic lifters,  friction washers,  splined shafts and 
spline hubs 
with  assembly 
lubricant before installation. 
CAUTION- 
Make sure the crankshaft,  which had been rotated approxi- 
mately 
30" opposite the  direction of engine  rotation from 
TDC,  is 
stillin thatposition  before lowering the camshafts into 
position.  Allpistons  must be out  of 
TDCposition to prevent 
valve/piston inteiference when  the carnshafis are installed. 
- Lift timing chain  and place exhaust cam onto  exhaust cam- 
shaft carriers.  Place 
intake camshaft on camshaft carrier.    
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Cylinder Head and valvetrain1 
Double VANOS secondary  timing chain components, 
installing 
(M52 TU, M54 engine) 
< Secure camshafts  in TDC position using BMW special tool 
set 
11 3 240. 
4 If necessary,  turn camshaft  so that special  tools are squarely 
seated  on cylinder  head. 
4 Lift timing  chain and hold  under tension