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51 31 011 Replace windscreen

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Special tools required: 

Attention. 

The following notes form the basis for these repair instructions and must be adhered to at all times:

Removal is performed with ROLL OUT 2000 .

The following new parts/consumables are required (sourcing reference BMW Parts Department).

Material Quantity
Windscreen 1
Cover, windscreen 1
Spacer buffer 5x5x20 mm 5
Small repair kit 1

Necessary preliminary work: 

Depending on version: 

Window removal: 

Rubber frame (1) is secured at the side to the A-pillar (2) with double-sided adhesive tape.

M6 only  : rubber frame (1) is additionally secured in roof area with double-sided adhesive tape.

Release double-sided adhesive tape from body rubber frame (1).

Before installing the windscreen, remove adhesive residue from the body and clean adhesive area.

Fig 1: Identifying Rubber Frame And A-Pillar
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Tape off body in area of piercing point with fabric adhesive tape.

Push wire from ROLL OUT 2000  along line (1) through adhesive bead (2).

For details on how to proceed, refer to: WINDOW REMOVAL WITH "ROLL OUT 2000" .

Lift out windscreen with suction cup.

Fig 2: Pushing Wire Through Adhesive Bead
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Window installation: 

Completely remove any excess of removed spacer buffers and exactly keep the installation position to prevent windscreen breakage and wind noise.

Installation position of spacer buffers (2) is marked on the body side (1).

Position the spacer buffers (2) in the center of the embossed marks (1).

Buffer sizes to be used: 5x5x20 mm.

Fig 3: Identifying Spacer Buffers
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Attach new cover (1) to windscreen (2).

NOTE: Notch (3) of the cover (1) is in the center of the windscreen (2).

Clean adhesive area of cover (1) on body.

Fig 4: Identifying Windscreen Cover And Notch
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Installation note: 

If necessary, replace defective expanding foam tape (1).

Observe NOTES  on component-bonding with adhesive tape.

Fig 5: Identifying Expanding Foam Tape
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Overview of windscreen bonding: 

Fig 6: Overview Of Windscreen Bonding
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  1. Bead joint (approx. 300 mm from window edge)
  2. Windscreen cover
Cut A - A and B - B C - C
[mm] = Position adhesive bead 2 ±2 20 ±2
[mm] = Width adhesive bead 8 ±2 8 ±2
[mm] = Height adhesive bead 12 ±1 12 ±1

Perform the following steps carefully on the windscreen using siphon (51 3 010):

Fig 7: Positioning Windscreen
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Preload on top of windscreen to prevent wind noise: 

Windscreen (1) must be lower than roof outer skin (2). This is the only way to prevent wind noises.

Position special tool 51 0 010 in center of vehicle depending on dimension (A) and check underprotrusion of windscreen (1).

Windscreen underprotrusion (A):

F12 3, 3 mm
F06/F13 4, 3 mm

X = Measurement stages 1... 4 mm

Fig 8: Checking Windscreen Installation Position
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Pull off liner (1).

Press cover (2) on to A-pillar.

Make sure cover (2) is correctly fitted on A-pillar.

M6 only:  additionally bond cover (2) to roof.

Fig 9: Identifying Cover And Liner
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Version with HUD only: 

Check HUD functions again and if necessary adjust.

Only with camera-based driver support systems: 

Carry out camera calibration via diagnosis system.

Under Service Functions menu: