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34 52 515 Removing and installing/replacing control unit

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Necessary Preliminary Tasks: 

When replacing control unit: 

To remove the hydraulic unit, close off the brake line connections with the plugs (1) contained in the control unit repair kit.

This prevents brake fluid from escaping from the hydraulic unit, which in turn facilitates the subsequent bleed of the brake system. Refer to 34 00 048 BLEEDING BRAKE SYSTEM WITH ABS/ASC+T  and 34 00 050 BLEEDING BRAKE SYSTEM WITH DSC .

IMPORTANT: Secure pump motor with retaining tab (2) and plug (3) from control unit repair kit on valve block. Pump motor and valve block must not be separated!
Fig 1: Identifying Brake Line Connections
G03306513Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Release bolts (1) and remove bracket.

Installation: 

Tightening torque, (8 N.m.).

Fig 2: Removing Bracket
G03306514Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Release screws (1) and carefully remove control unit (2) from hydraulic unit.

Tightening torque, (5 N.m.).

Fig 3: Removing Control Unit From Hydraulic Unit
G03306515Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Installation: 

Make sure that plug-in contact (1) is correctly inserted in bore hole (2).

Make sure plug-in contact (1) is engaged correctly in the control unit before assembling the control unit and hydraulic unit.

Fig 4: Inserting Plug-In Contact Into Bore Hole
G03306516Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.