13 53 315 Removing and installing/replacing all injectors in fuel injection system
Overview of Activities Preprocesses
- Remove battery cover. See 1.
- Disconnect battery earth lead. See 2.
- Remove acoustic cover. See 3.
- Remove left microfilter housing cover. See 4.
- Remove right microfilter housing cover. See 5.
- Remove microfilter housing. See 6.
- Installing the complete engine bulkhead. See 7.
- Remove left and right tension struts on spring strut dome. See 8.
- Remove intake port on left and right. See 9.
- Remove intake silencer housing on left and right. See 10.
- Remove front underbody protection. See 11.
- Drain coolant. See 12.
- Remove coolant expansion tank. See 13.
- Remove heater valve for heating and air-conditioning unit. See 14.
- Partly remove oil reservoir for hydraulic steering. See 15.
- Remove lower section of steering shaft. See 16.
- Remove all ignition coils (cylinders 1-8). See 17.
- Remove fuel low-pressure sensor. See 18.
- Removing engine ventilation line for cylinders 1-4. See 19.
- Removing engine ventilation line for cylinders 5-8. See 20.
- Removing right fresh-air duct. See 21.
- Removing the electronics box cover. See 22.
- Partly remove wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 1-4. See 23.
- Removing fuel delivery line at the pressure line. See 24.
- Partly remove wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 5-8. See 25.
- Remove the pressure line between the high pressure pump and rail. See 26.
- Removing all pressure lines, cylinders 1-8 between injector and rail. See 27.
Keyprocesses
- Removing all injectors at cylinders 1-8. See 28.
- Renew Teflon ring (only when reusing injector). See 29.
- Installing all injectors for cylinders 1-8. See 30.
Postprocesses
- Install pressure line between high pressure pump and rail. See 31.
- Installing all pressure lines, cylinders 1-8 between injector and rail. See 32.
- Installing the wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 5-8. See 33.
- Connecting fuel delivery line to the pressure line. See 34.
- Installing wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 1-4. See 35.
- Installing the electronics box cover. See 36.
- Installing the right fresh-air duct. See 37.
- Installing engine ventilation line for cylinders 1-4. See 38.
- Installing engine ventilation line for cylinders 5-8. See 39.
- Installing fuel low-pressure sensor. See 40.
- Installing all ignition coils (cylinders 1-8). See 41.
- Installing steering shaft, bottom. See 42.
- Installing oil reservoir for hydraulic steering. See 43.
- Installing water valve for heater. See 44.
- Install coolant expansion tank. See 45.
- Install left and right intake silencer housing. See 46.
- Installing the left and right intake port. See 47.
- Installing left and right tension struts on spring strut dome. See 48.
- Installing the complete engine bulkhead. See 49.
- Remove right microfilter housing cover. See 50.
- Installing left microfilter housing cover. See 51.
- Install acoustic cover. See 52.
- Connect battery earth lead. See 53.
- Remove battery cover. See 54.
- Add coolant. See 55.
- Perform injection quantity compensation. See 56.
- Alignment for active steering. See 57.
- Carrying out steering angle sensor adjustment. See 58.
Additional Information
Overview of Tightening Torques
| Use in Activity: 28 | ||
| Special tool 13 0 300 on special tool 13 0 301/13 0 302 and cylinder head cover | ||
| Tightening torque | 10 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 31 | ||
| Pressure line to high pressure pump | ||
| M14 | Initial torque | 10 Nm |
| Final torque (retorque twice) | 30 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 31 | ||
| Pressure line to rail | ||
| M14 | Initial torque | 10 Nm |
| Final torque (retorque twice) | 30 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 32 | |
| Injector hold-down device to cylinder head | |
| M7 | 14 Nm |
| Use in Activity: 32 | ||
| Pressure line on injector | ||
| M12 | Initial torque | 10 Nm |
| Final torque (retorque twice) | 23 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 32 | ||
| Pressure line to rail | ||
| M12 | Initial torque | 10 Nm |
| Final torque (retorque twice) | 23 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 33 | |
| Engine wiring harness to engine | |
| M6 | 10 Nm |
| Use in Activity: 35 | |
| Engine wiring harness to cylinder head cover | |
| M6 | 10 Nm |
| Use in Activity: 38 | |
| Engine wiring harness to engine | |
| M8 | 10 Nm |
| Use in Activity: 40 | ||
| Fuel low-pressure sensor | ||
| Tightening torque | 20 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 42 | |
| Lower steering shaft to steering gear | |
| M8 Recut screw thread, replace clamping bolt, retorquing not permitted |
28 Nm |
| Use in Activity: 43 | |
| Oil reservoir for hydraulic steering on bracket | |
| M6 | 5.3 Nm |
| Use in Activity: 46 | |
| Clamp to air duct | |
| 3 Nm | |
| Use in Activity: 48 | ||
| Tension strut to spring strut dome | ||
| Renew screws | Jointing torque | 19 Nm |
| Angle of rotation | 90 ° | |
| Use in Activity: 53 | |
| Battery earth lead to battery | |
| M6 | 5 Nm |
Overview Special Tool
0 490 133 (00 2 030) Device
| Use in Activity: 12 | |
| Usage | (universal hydraulic lifter base unit) Chassis and hydraulic lifter - For removing and installing rear axle supports and gearboxes. Also for soft top mounts. Is replaced by 81 22 2 219 012 |
| Included in the tool or work | |
| Storage location | |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 05 90 (207) |
| Pos | BMW Order number | Replaced by | Designation | In Connection with |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 490 134 (00 2 031) | Adapter (adapter for gearbox holder) Model series: E30, E31, E32, E34, E36 |
0 496 565 (13 5 160) Fastener
| Use in Activity: 24, 34 | |
| Usage | (Caps (2x)) To close off the fuel lines when removing and installing the engine. |
| Included in the tool or work | |
| Storage location | A26 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 22 08 (498) |
| Pos | BMW Order number | Replaced by | Designation | In Connection with |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 496 567 (13 5 161) | Fastener (Cap (2 pieces)) To close the quick connectors deletion, can be ordered only via tool set |
||
| 2 | 0 496 568 (13 5 162) | Fastener (Cap (2 x)) To close off the fuel lines. Discontinued, only available via complete tool |
0 496 568 (13 5 162) Fastener
| Use in Activity: 24, 34 | |
| Usage | (Cap (2 x)) To close off the fuel lines. Discontinued, only available via complete tool |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 496 565 |
| Storage location | |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | |
0 496 481 (00 1 440) Socket wrench
| Use in Activity: 27, 31, 32 | |
| Usage | (socket wrench SW15) For releasing and tightening down screw connection of fuel line on injector. |
| Included in the tool or work | |
| Storage location | A25 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 20 08 (490) |
0 496 480 (13 0 162) Adapter
| Use in Activity: 27, 32 | |
| Usage | (Adapter SW15) --> only available in set under 13 0 160 (0496371). |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 496 371 |
| Storage location | |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | |
0 496 479 (13 0 161) Socket wrench
| Use in Activity: 27, 32 | |
| Usage | (Socket wrench SW14 open) --> only available in set under 13 0 160 (0496371). |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 496 371 |
| Storage location | |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | |
0 496 752 (13 0 300) Tool
| Use in Activity: 28 | |
| Usage | (Dismantling tool) For dismantling seized injectors. Engine S63, N63, N43 note for N43: in combination with 13 5 250 |
| Included in the tool or work | |
| Storage location | B34 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 16 12 (847) |
0 495 757 (13 0 191) Pliers
| Use in Activity: 29 | |
| Usage | |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 495 756 |
| Storage location | C19 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 20 06 (299) |
0 495 761 (13 0 195) Fitting aid
| Use in Activity: 29 | |
| Usage | (Mounting cone) |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 495 756 |
| Storage location | C19 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 20 06 (299) |
0 495 758 (13 0 192) Holding sleeve
| Use in Activity: 29 | |
| Usage | (Assembly sleeve 1) |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 495 756 |
| Storage location | C19 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 20 06 (299) |
0 495 759 (13 0 193) Holding sleeve
| Use in Activity: 29 | |
| Usage | (Assembly sleeve 2) |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 495 756 |
| Storage location | C19 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 20 06 (299) |
0 495 760 (13 0 194) Holding sleeve
| Use in Activity: 29 | |
| Usage | (Assembly sleeve 3) |
| Included in the tool or work | 0 495 756 |
| Storage location | C19 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 20 06 (299) |
0 495 280 (13 0 140) Socket wrench
| Use in Activity: 31 | |
| Usage | For releasing and tightening fuel lines on piezo injector. |
| Included in the tool or work | |
| Storage location | C52 |
| Replaced by | |
| In connection with SI-Number | 01 06 05 (181) |
General information
safety instructions
Preprocesses
- Remove battery cover
- Open the luggage compartment floor trim panel.
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Remove battery cover upwards.
- Disconnect battery earth lead
Prerequisite
Ignition switched off.
- Slacken nut (1)
.NOTE: Risk of damage! Do not under any circumstances pull or lever off intelligent battery sensor from battery by force.
- Remove intelligent battery sensor (2) from battery and secure to side.
- Slacken nut (1)
.
- Remove acoustic cover
- Raise acoustic cover (1) .
- Remove acoustic cover (1) in the direction of travel.
- Remove left microfilter housing cover
- Pull off edge protection (1) in working area.
- Unlock screw caps (2) and remove microfilter housing cover.
- Remove right microfilter housing cover
- Pull off edge protection (1) in working area.
- Unlock screw caps (2) and remove microfilter housing cover (3) .
- Remove microfilter housing
- Disconnect plug connection (1) .
- Unlock screw caps (2) and remove microfilter housing.
- Installing the complete engine bulkhead NOTE: Ensure correct fit!NOTE: Renew damaged expanding rivet.
- Feed in the right engine bulkhead (3)
.NOTE: Risk of damage! Observe different screw lengths.
- Tighten down screws (2) .
- Install expanding rivet (1) .
- Feed in left engine bulkhead (5) .
- Clip in connecting line (3)
.NOTE: Risk of damage! Observe different screw lengths.
- Tighten down screws (2) and (4) .
- Install expanding rivet (1) .
- Feed in center engine bulkhead (3) .
- Tighten down screws (2) and (4) .
- Install gasket (1) for engine compartment lid.
- Feed in the right engine bulkhead (3)
.
- Remove left and right tension struts on spring strut dome NOTE: Description is for right component only. The procedure on the left component is identical.
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Remove tension strut (2) .
- Remove intake port on left and right
- Remove expanding rivet (1) .
- Remove air intake hose (2)
upwards.
NOTE: Description is for left component only. Procedure on the right side is identical.
- Push in latch mechanism (1) .
- Pull off air intake hose (2) in direction of travel.
- Remove intake silencer housing on left and right NOTE: Description is for left component only. Procedure on the right side is identical.
- Unfasten clamp (1) .
- Disconnect connector (2) at the hot film air mass meter.
- Release clamp (3) .
- Unclip oxygen sensor cable from intake silencer housing.
- Detach the intake air filter housing from the intake port and pull off upwards.
- Remove front underbody protection
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Pull out and remove underbody protection (2) under the bumper panel (3) .
- Drain coolant CAUTION: Risk of acid burns from contact with coolant.
Acid burns may result in the event of coolant coming into contact with eyes or the skin.
- Wear safety goggles. Wear protective gloves.
- Open sealing cap (1) on coolant expansion tank.
- Keep drip pan (1) and special tool 0 490 133 (00 2 030) ready.
- If fitted, open coolant drain plug (1) on radiator. For radiators without coolant drain plug, unlock and pull off coolant hose.
- Drain coolant and collect with drip pan and special tool 0 490 133 (00 2 030)
(if necessary).NOTE: Observe country-specific waste disposal regulations.
- Dispose of coolant.
- Remove coolant expansion tank
- Unlock coolant hose (1) and detach.
- Loosen screws.
- Raise coolant expansion tank (2) slightly until plug for coolant level switch and lower coolant hose are accessible. Unclip line on side of expansion tank.
- Unlock connector (1) and remove.
- Unlock lower coolant hose (2) and detach.
- Remove coolant expansion tank (3) .
- Remove heater valve for heating and air-conditioning unit NOTE: For purposes of clarity the graphic is shown without the engine.
- Disconnect plug connection (1) .
- Release hose clamps (2) and (3) and detach coolant hoses.
- Partly remove oil reservoir for hydraulic steering
- Unscrew nuts.
- Remove washers.
- Attach the oil reservoir for hydraulic steering on the side.
- Remove lower section of steering shaft NOTE: Risk of damage! If the lower section of the steering shaft is separated from the steering gear/steering shaft middle section, the steering column switch cluster may be damaged when the steering wheel is turned.
- Secure steering wheel from twisting.
- Release clamping bolts (1) .
- Push steering shaft (2) together and remove.
- Remove all ignition coils (cylinders 1-8) NOTE: Description is for one component only. Procedure is identical for all further components.NOTE: Risk of damage! Ignition coils must not be contaminated by fuel. The durability of the silicone material is greatly reduced by contact with fuel, which can lead to failure of the ignition coil. The silicone tube of the spark plug connector is coated with talc to reduce the pulling forces. The silicone tube must NOT be oiled or greased. This would greatly reduce the durability of the silicone material, which can lead to a failure of the ignition coil.
- Unlock connector lock (1)
on the ignition coil (2)
and pull off the connector.NOTE: Risk of damage! Pulling ignition coil out jerkily may cause silicone hose to tear.
- Pull ignition coil (2) out slowly.
- Unlock connector lock (1)
on the ignition coil (2)
and pull off the connector.
- Remove fuel low-pressure sensor CAUTION: Electric fuel pump starts up automatically when door is opened
When the fuel system is open, fuel can escape at high pressure.
- Before beginning work, disconnect negative battery terminal.CAUTION: Fuel escapes when the fuel system is open and hot
At high coolant temperatures and with an open fuel system, sudden, high-pressure jets are possible. Fuel can escape at high pressure.
- Carry out work on fuel system only with coolant temperature below 40°C.CAUTION: Disconnect negative battery terminal
Danger of fire due to short circuits when dismantling.
- Disconnect battery negative terminal before beginning work.NOTE: Ensure cleanliness when repairing the high-pressure fuel system. Dirt can lead to malfunctions and leakages. Use only lint-free cloths. Use protective caps or plugs to seal off openings.NOTE: Ignition coils must not be contaminated by fuel. Fuel can damage the silicone material and so impair the functioning of the ignition coils.
- Unlock connector (1) and remove.
- Remove the low-pressure fuel sensor (2) .
- Before beginning work, disconnect negative battery terminal.
- Removing engine ventilation line for cylinders 1-4
-
- Unlock the retainer.
- Simultaneously pull off the engine ventilation line from the intake system.
- Version 1:
-
- Unlock the retainer.
- Simultaneously pull off the engine ventilation line from the intake system.
- Version 2:
- Pull the line (1) gently in the direction indicated by the arrow.
At the same time, use a screwdriver (3) to unlock the latch mechanisms (2) one after the other.
Pull off the engine ventilation line from the connecting line.
- Loosen screws (1).
- Lift the engine wiring harness (2) slightly and remove the engine ventilation line.
-
- Removing engine ventilation line for cylinders 5-8 NOTE: The following graphics show banks 1-4.
-
- Unlock the retainer
- Simultaneously pull off the engine ventilation line from the intake system.
- Version 1:
-
- Unlock the retainer.
- Simultaneously pull off the engine ventilation line from the intake system.
- Version 2:
- Pull the line (1) gently in the direction indicated by the arrow.
At the same time, use a screwdriver (3) to unlock the latch mechanisms (2) one after the other.
Pull off the engine ventilation line from the actuating wire.
- Feed out and remove engine ventilation line.
-
- Removing right fresh-air duct
- Loosen expanding rivet.
- Loosen locks in direction of arrow.
- Feed out fresh-air duct (1) .
- Removing the electronics box cover
- Open all the clamps.
- Release lock (1) in direction of arrow.
- Remove cover for electronics box (2) .
- Partly remove wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 1-4
- Unlock upper section (1) of partition seal in direction of arrow and remove.
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Unlock the holder (2) , unclip and remove upwards.
- Release grommets (3) for wiring harness from lower section of partition seal and electronics box.
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Remove wiring harness (2) and put away.
- Remove wiring harness (3) and put away.
- Release screw (1) .
- Carefully lift cable channel (2) .
- Stow wiring harness to the front.
- Removing fuel delivery line at the pressure line WARNING: Danger of injury on releasing high pressure line!
On releasing high pressure line, fuel may emerge at high speed.- Observe warning on cylinder head cover! Carry out installation work on fuel system only at a coolant temperature below 40°C! Wear full face guard and protective gloves.
- Disconnect fuel delivery line (1) .
- Seal fuel lines with special tools 0 496 565 (13 5 160) and 0 496 568 (13 5 162) .
- Catch and dispose of escaping fuel.
- Partly remove wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 5-8
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Lift cable channel (2) .
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Release screw (2) .
- Place wiring harness (4) to one side.
- Remove wiring harness (3) and put away.
- Remove the pressure line between the high pressure pump and rail NOTE: Description is for left component only. Procedure on the right side is identical.WARNING: Danger of injury on releasing high pressure line!
On releasing high pressure line, fuel may emerge at high speed.- Observe warning on cylinder head cover! Carry out installation work on fuel system only at a coolant temperature below 40°C! Wear full face guard and protective gloves.
- Release union nuts (1) .
- Remove pressure line (2) .
- Removing all pressure lines, cylinders 1-8 between injector and rail NOTE: Description is for one component only. Procedure is identical for all further components.WARNING: Danger of injury on releasing high pressure line!
On releasing high pressure line, fuel may emerge at high speed.- Observe warning on cylinder head cover! Carry out installation work on fuel system only at a coolant temperature below 40°C! Wear full face guard and protective gloves.
- Remove the pressure line along with the reversible ratchet (1)
and special tools 0 496 481 (00 1 440)
, 0 496 480 (13 0 162)
and 0 496 479 (13 0 161)
at the rail.NOTE: Important! If several pressure lines are removed, ensure that each pressure line is reinstalled in its original installation location (cylinder).
- If required, mark the pressure line.
- Secure the injector from turning by using a spanner (2) and remove the union nuts (1) .
- Remove pressure line.
Keyprocesses
- Removing all injectors at cylinders 1-8 NOTE: Description is for one component only. Procedure is identical for all further components.
- Release screw (1) .
- Remove hold-down device (2) .
- Pull out injector (1)
.NOTE: If several injectors are removed, ensure that each injector is reinstalled in its original installation location (cylinder). Mark injectors.
- If required, mark injector (1)
.
» If injector (1) is jammed, perform following operations.
- Mount special tool 13 0 301 or 13 0 302 from set of special tools 0 496 752 (13 0 300) on the jammed injector.
- Attach special tool below to the injector and on the top with the knurled screw to the injector feed.
- Attach special tool 0 496 752 (13 0 300) on special tool 13 0 301 or 13 0 302.
- Mount screws (1)
on the dedicated holes and tighten.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Special tool 13 0 300 on special tool 13 0 301/13 0 302 and cylinder head cover Tightening torque 10 Nm - Screw in screw (1)
through special tool 0 496 752 (13 0 300)
in special tool 13 0 301 or 13 0 302 on the jammed injector. Tighten screw (1)
so far that the jammed injector is pulled out.
NOTE: Protective caps for the injectors are available from BMW Parts Service.
- After removing, seal the injector tip and fuel line connection using protective caps (1) and (3) .
- Renew Teflon ring (only when reusing injector) NOTE: Risk of damage! When exchanging Teflon ring, hands and work surface must be clean and free of oil. Avoid mechanical contact with injector tip.
- Remove Teflon ring (1)
by using special tool 0 495 757 (13 0 191)
from injector (2)
.NOTE: Risk of damage! Do not clean injector tip. Do not use ultrasonic sound or other auxiliary materials.
- Use a lint-free cloth to remove combustion residues from cylindrical part of injector tip.
- Slide new Teflon ring (1)
onto special tool 0 495 761 (13 0 195)
.
NOTE: Risk of damage! Do not use fingernails to slide Teflon ring on. Do not use any lubricating agents. The sealing ring is expanded when slid on.
- Slide Teflon ring (1)
with the help of your fingers and the special tool 0 495 761 (13 0 195)
on injector (2)
.
NOTE: To bring the expanded Teflon ring to its installation dimension, slide three assembly sleeves with decreasing diameters onto the injector. Do not use any lubricating agents.
- Slide assembly sleeve (1) with large opening first onto injector (1) .
- Slide special tool 0 495 758 (13 0 192) on the injector (1) .
- Then slide special tool 0 495 759 (13 0 193)
on the injector (1)
.
NOTE: Teflon ring swells up. Install injector within 10 minutes or push on protective cap.
- Finally, push the injector (1) in the special tool 0 495 760 (13 0 194) .
- Remove Teflon ring (1)
by using special tool 0 495 757 (13 0 191)
from injector (2)
.
- Installing all injectors for cylinders 1-8 NOTE: Description is for one component only. Procedure is identical for all further components.
Check
- Check injector bore for contamination.
desired state
Result
» Injector bore is dirty.
Measure
- Clean injector bore. To do this, slide existing injector without decoupling element but with new Teflon ring in and out of injector bore several times. Then replace Teflon ring.
- Read off the adjustment value for the injection quantity compensation on the new injector.
- Install new decoupling element (2)
.NOTE: Teflon ring swells up. Install injector within 10 minutes or push on protective cap.
- Pull off protective cap (1) from injector (3) .
- Clean contact surface of decoupling element in the injector bore.
- Install injector (1)
.NOTE: Ensure correct fit!
- Position hold-down device (2) with the bulge pointing downwards.
- Tighten screw (3) hand-tight only so that hold-down device (2) is slack and if necessary injector (1) can still be turned.
Postprocesses
- Check injector bore for contamination.
- Install pressure line between high pressure pump and rail
- Tighten pressure line (1) hand-tight on the rail and the injector.
- Tighten pressure line (1)
first on the high-pressure pump using the torque wrench (2)
and the special tool 0 496 481 (00 1 440)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Pressure line to high pressure pump M14 Initial torque 10 Nm Final torque (retorque twice) 30 Nm - Tighten pressure line to the rail using a torque wrench, a long spanner head and special tool 0 495 280 (13 0 140)
. When tightening the pressure line on the rail, ensure that the angle of rotation of special tool 0 495 280 (13 0 140)
is restricted. Reapply the special tool if necessary.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Pressure line to rail M14 Initial torque 10 Nm Final torque (retorque twice) 30 Nm
- Installing all pressure lines, cylinders 1-8 between injector and rail NOTE: Description is for one component only. Procedure is identical for all further components.NOTE: Risk of damage! Only install pressure line free from distortion. To ensure distortion-free installation of the pressure line and to avoid damaging the thread, it must be possible for both nuts to be screwed on easily by hand. If the nuts cannot be screwed on easily by hand, the injector must if necessary be turned a little.
- Tighten nuts (1) on pressure (2) line hand-tight.
- Turn injector (1) in direction of arrow until nuts on pressure line can be easily screwed on by hand.
- Tighten nuts (2) of pressure line hand-tight.
- Tighten screw for hold-down device (3)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Injector hold-down device to cylinder head M7 14 Nm - Tighten nut of pressure line on injector with torque wrench (1)
and special tool 0 496 479 (13 0 161)
. While doing so, hold the hexagon head of the injector against a spanner (2)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Pressure line on injector M12 Initial torque 10 Nm Final torque (retorque twice) 23 Nm - For cylinder 4, tighten pressure line (1)
using torque wrench (2)
and a spanner head (3)
. In this process, counter-hold the hexagon head of the injector using a spanner.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Pressure line on injector M12 Initial torque 10 Nm Final torque (retorque twice) 23 Nm - Tighten the Pressure line to rail using torque wrench (1)
and special tools 0 496 481 (00 1 440)
, 0 496 480 (13 0 162)
and 0 496 479 (13 0 161)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Pressure line to rail M12 Initial torque 10 Nm Final torque (retorque twice) 23 Nm
- Installing the wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 5-8 NOTE: Tighten all cable channel screw points properly to torque. Some screw points are also ground points. If cable channels are not screwed properly, this may lead to malfunction and failure of the DME.
- Position wiring harness (3) and install.
- Position wiring harness (4) .
- Tighten down screw (2) .
- Tighten down screws (1)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Engine wiring harness to engine M6 10 Nm - Position cable channel (2) .
- Tighten down screws (1)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Engine wiring harness to engine M6 10 Nm
- Connecting fuel delivery line to the pressure line
- Remove fuel lines from special tools 0 496 565 (13 5 160) and 0 496 568 (13 5 162) .
- Connect fuel delivery line (1) .
- Installing wiring harness for injectors at cylinders 1-4
- Position wiring harness.
- Position cable channel (2) .
- Tighten down screw (1) .
- Position wiring harness (3) .
- Position wiring harness (2)
.NOTE: Tighten all cable channel screw points properly to torque. Some screw points are also ground points. If cable channels are not screwed properly, this may lead to malfunction and failure of the DME.
- Tighten down screws (1)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Engine wiring harness to cylinder head cover M6 10 Nm - Fix grommets (3) for the wiring harness in the lower section of the partition seal and the electronics box.
- Clip in holder (2) .
- Tighten down screws (1)
.
» The grommets must be correctly installed to be watertight.
- Install the upper section (1) of the partition seal (2) and lock.
- Installing the electronics box cover
- Position the electronics box cover (2) .
- Lock the lock in direction of arrow (1) .
- Close all clamps.
- Installing the right fresh-air duct
- Feed in fresh-air duct (1) and latch.
- Install expanding rivet.
- Installing engine ventilation line for cylinders 1-4
- Slightly lift engine wiring harness.
Feed in engine ventilation line and position it properly.
NOTE: Ensure correct locking of all the retaining lugs. Retaining lugs must audibly snap into place. - Insert the engine ventilation line onto the intake system in the direction of the arrow.
- Position engine wiring harness (2).
- Tighten down screws (1).TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Engine wiring harness to engine M8 10 Nm - Version 1:NOTE: Ensure correct locking of all the retaining lugs. Retaining lugs must audibly snap into place.
- Connect the engine ventilation line to the actuating wire.
- Version 2:NOTE: Ensure correct locking of all the retaining lugs. Retaining lugs must audibly snap into place.
- Connect the engine ventilation line to the actuating wire.
- Slightly lift engine wiring harness.
- Installing engine ventilation line for cylinders 5-8 NOTE: The following graphics show banks 1-4.
- Feed in engine ventilation line and position it properly.NOTE: Ensure correct locking of all the retaining lugs. Retaining lugs must audibly snap into place.
- Insert the engine ventilation line onto the intake system in the direction of the arrow.
- Version 1:NOTE: Ensure correct locking of all the retaining lugs. Retaining lugs must audibly snap into place.
- Connect the engine ventilation line to the actuating wire.
- Version 2:NOTE: Ensure correct locking of all the retaining lugs. Retaining lugs must audibly snap into place.
- Connect the engine ventilation line to the actuating wire.
- Feed in engine ventilation line and position it properly.
- Installing fuel low-pressure sensor NOTE: Ignition coils must not be contaminated by fuel. Fuel can damage the silicone material and so impair the functioning of the ignition coils.NOTE: Ensure cleanliness when repairing the high-pressure fuel system. Dirt can lead to malfunctions and leakages. Use only lint-free cloths. Use protective caps or plugs to seal off openings.
- Installing all ignition coils (cylinders 1-8) NOTE: Description is for one component only. Procedure is identical for all further components.NOTE: Risk of damage! Ignition coils must not be contaminated by fuel. The durability of the silicone material is greatly reduced by contact with fuel, which can lead to failure of the ignition coil. The silicone tube of the spark plug connector is coated with talc to reduce the pulling forces. The silicone tube must NOT be oiled or greased. This would greatly reduce the durability of the silicone material, which can lead to a failure of the ignition coil.NOTE: The rubber cap must completely surround the sealing collar of the cylinder head cover. If rubber parts are squashed, the ignition coil can slip out again during engine operation.
- Position the ignition coil (1)
and gently push it to the limit position, if necessary by twisting it back and forth slightly.
NOTE: The locking lever can become deformed if it is not installed correctly. This means that there is no longer a safety lock on the plug connection. As a result, the connector can slip out during engine operation (loose contact, misfiring). On closing locking lever, connector must lie on counter piece almost gap-free. In the process, the crank webs of the lever are positioned inside the counter piece.
- Push connector (1) onto the ignition coil with the connector latch mechanism (2) open.
- Carefully close the connector catch (2)
in the direction of the arrow.
» The connector catch (2) must snap into place without great effort.
- Position the ignition coil (1)
and gently push it to the limit position, if necessary by twisting it back and forth slightly.
- Installing steering shaft, bottom NOTE: Risk of damage! If the lower section of the steering shaft is separated from the steering gear/steering shaft middle section, the steering column switch cluster may be damaged when the steering wheel is turned.
- Clean thread to remove all remnants of screw locking adhesive.
- Connect steering shaft first to steering gear and then to steering shaft middle section. Clamping bolt must rest in steering gear groove or steering shaft middle section.
- Tighten clamping bolts (1)
.TIGHTENING TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Lower steering shaft to steering gear M8
Recut screw thread, replace clamping bolt, retorquing not permitted28 Nm - Turn steering wheel in both directions to the limit position. The airbag indicator light must not light up in the process.
- Check directional stability of car.
- Installing oil reservoir for hydraulic steering
- Installing water valve for heater NOTE: For purposes of clarity the graphic is shown without the engine.
- Attach heater valve (1)
in the bracket (2)
.
» Check the correct position of the heater valve (1) in the bracket (2) .
- Connect connector (1) .
- Connect coolant hoses and tighten hose clamps (2)
and (3)
.
» The coolant hoses may not be interchanged.
- Attach heater valve (1)
in the bracket (2)
.
- Install coolant expansion tank
- Connect connector (1) .
- Connect lower coolant hose (2) and lock.
- If required, remove disconnect pliers from the coolant hoses.
- Position the coolant expansion tank (3)
.
» Check the correct position of the coolant expansion tank (3) .
- Tighten down screws.
- Connect coolant hose (1) and lock.
- If required, remove disconnect pliers from the coolant hoses.
- Install left and right intake silencer housing NOTE: Description is for left component only. Procedure on the right side is identical.
- Installing the left and right intake port NOTE: Description is for left component only. Procedure on the right side is identical.
- Attach intake hose (1)
.
» Intake hose (1) must be correctly engaged.
- Attach air intake hose left and right (2) .
- Fasten expanding rivet (1) .
- Attach intake hose (1)
.
- Installing left and right tension struts on spring strut dome NOTE: Description is for right component only. The procedure on the left component is identical.
- Installing the complete engine bulkhead NOTE: Ensure correct fit!NOTE: Renew damaged expanding rivet.
- Feed in the right engine bulkhead (3)
.NOTE: Risk of damage! Observe different screw lengths.
- Tighten down screws (2) .
- Install expanding rivet (1) .
- Feed in left engine bulkhead (5) .
- Clip in connecting line (3)
.NOTE: Risk of damage! Observe different screw lengths.
- Tighten down screws (2) and (4) .
- Install expanding rivet (1) .
- Feed in center engine bulkhead (3) .
- Tighten down screws (2) and (4) .
- Install gasket (1) for engine compartment lid.
- Feed in the right engine bulkhead (3)
.
- Remove right microfilter housing cover
- Pull off edge protection (1) in working area.
- Unlock screw caps (2) and remove microfilter housing cover (3) .
- Installing left microfilter housing cover
- Check the correct position of water channel (1) in guide (2) .
- Check flap (3) for ease of movement, clean of major dirt, if required.
- Position microfilter housing cover and lock screw caps (2) .
- Install edge protection (1) in working area.
- Install acoustic cover NOTE: Ensure correct fit!
- Insert acoustic cover (1) into existing rubber guides.
- Connect battery earth lead
- Remove battery cover
- Open the luggage compartment floor trim panel.
- Loosen screws (1) .
- Remove battery cover upwards.
- Add coolant CAUTION: Risk of acid burns from contact with coolant.
Acid burns may result in the event of coolant coming into contact with eyes or the skin.
- Wear safety goggles. Wear protective gloves.NOTE: For contamination of the cooling system (e.g. by engine oil), the cooling system must be rinsed with water until all contamination is removed!
- Tighten coolant drain plug (1)
with a new sealing ring to the radiator. For radiators without coolant drain plugs, connect coolant hose and lock.
NOTE: Never reuse used coolant!NOTE: Use only recommended coolant. Observe mixture ratio. Observe capacities. Observe bleeding instructions! For this purpose, see RADIATOR -- OPERATING FLUIDS .
- Top up coolant until coolant level is at maximum.NOTE: For more information see: 17 00 039 Bleeding and filling cooling system with vacuum filling unit
- Vent cooling system.
- Screw sealing cap (1) to coolant expansion tank (2) . In this process, close the sealing cap (1) until the arrows are aligned.
- Check function of cooling system.
- Visually inspect cooling system for tightness.
- Wear safety goggles. Wear protective gloves.
- Perform injection quantity compensation NOTE: An injection quantity compensation must be carried out if an injector is replaced or changed on the cylinder side. Injection quantity compensation is carried out with the aid of a so-called adjustment value. The adjustment value is printed in three digits on the injector body. The adjustment value must be read off before installation!
- Connect "Diagnosis system".
- Select "Function selection".
- Select "Service functions".
- Select "Engine electrical system".
- Select "Adjustment functions".
- Select "Adjust injectors".
- Select "Test schedule".
- Enter adjustment value.
» For each replaced injector, the adjustment value must be entered according to the installation location (cylinder).
- Alignment for active steering
- Connect vehicle to BMW diagnosis system.
- Select and carry out startup/alignment for active front steering under Service functions.
- Carrying out steering angle sensor adjustment
- Connect vehicle to BMW diagnosis system.
- Select and carry out steering angle sensor adjustment under Service functions.