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51 48... Removing and installing/replacing sound insulation in front door, left or right

Special tools required: 

Necessary preliminary tasks: 

Fig 1: Removing Sealing Bead Of Sound Insulation
G03124574Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Using special tool 00 9 317. lever out sealing bead (1) of sound insulation (2) completely or if necessary partially.

NOTE: Work with particular care in area (A) otherwise sound insulation (2) will tear and must be replaced (leakage).
IMPORTANT: In case of replacement or partial detachments, lay 6 mm dia. butylene tape (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service) depending on the conditions on inner door panel or sound insulation.
Seal cable penetrations with butylene tape.
Sound insulation must be bonded completely (i.e. without interruption) with butylene tape, otherwise moisture will get into the passenger compartment (leakage).
Fig 2: Identifying Position Of Butylene Tape On Inner Door Panel
G03124575Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
NOTE: Position of butylene tape (1) on inner door panel is identified by center punch marks.
Fig 3: Identifying Position Of Butylene Tape On Sound Insulation
G03124576Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
NOTE: Position of butylene tape (1) on sound insulation (2).
Fig 4: Identifying Marking All Round On Sound Insulation
G03124577Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
NOTE: A marking (2) is provided all round on the sound insulation (1).
Butylene tape (3) rests on or inside the marking (2).
IMPORTANT: When working with adhesive cleaners in enclosed rooms:
Ensure room is well ventilated.
Adhesive areas must be dry and free of dust and grease.
After cleaning, do not touch the adhesive areas with bare hands (leakage).
Fig 5: Securing Lead With Butylene Tape
G03124578Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

If necessary, clean the specified adhesive area with adhesive cleaner (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service).

Air drying time: 1 minute

Secure lead (1) with 6 mm dia. butylene tape (2) (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service).

NOTE: Leads (3) pass over sound insulation.

Lay 6 mm dia. butylene tape (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service) in specified adhesive area.

Heat butylene tape (hot air blower) and press down firmly on sound insulation all round.

Contact pressure with hand roller: approx. 30 N/cm2 Manual contact pressure: approx. 10 N/cm2

NOTE: Firm thumb pressure has approx. 50 N/cm2


Special tools required: 

Necessary preliminary tasks: 

Using special tool 00 9 317, lever out sealing bead (1) of sound insulation (2) completely or if necessary partially.

NOTE: Work with particular care in area (A) otherwise sound insulation (2) will tear and must be replaced (leakage).
Fig 1: Removing Sealing Bead Of Sound Insulation Completely
G03124688Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
IMPORTANT: In case of replacement or partial detachments, lay 6 mm dia. butylene tape (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service) depending on the conditions on inner door panel or sound insulation.
Seal cable penetrations with butylene tape.
Sound insulation must be bonded completely (i.e. without interruption) with butylene tape, otherwise moisture will get into the passenger compartment (leakage).
NOTE: Position of butylene tape (1) on inner door panel is identified by center punch marks.
Fig 2: Identifying Position Of Butylene Tape On Inner Door Panel
G03124689Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
NOTE: Position of butylene tape (1) on sound insulation (2).
Fig 3: Identifying Position Of Butylene Tape On Sound Insulation
G03124690Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
NOTE: A marking (2) is provided all round on the sound insulation (1).
Butylene tape (3) rests on or inside the marking (2).
Fig 4: Identifying Marking All Round Sound Insulation
G03124691Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
IMPORTANT: When working with adhesive cleaners in enclosed rooms:
Ensure room is well ventilated.
Adhesive areas must be dry and free of dust and grease.
After cleaning, do not touch the adhesive areas with bare hands (leakage).

If necessary, clean the specified adhesive area with adhesive cleaner (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service).

Air drying time: 1 minute

Fig 5: Securing Lead With Butylene Tape
G03124692Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Secure lead (1) with 6 mm dia. butylene tape (2) (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service).

NOTE: Leads (3) pass over sound insulation.

Lay 6 mm dia. butylene tape (sourcing reference: BMW Parts Service) in specified adhesive area.

Heat butylene tape (hot air blower) and press down firmly on sound insulation all round.

Contact pressure with hand roller: approx. 30 N/cm2

Manual contact pressure: approx. 10 N/cm2

NOTE: Firm thumb pressure has approx. 50 N/cm2