BMW X5 2005 Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 167)

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Changing a wheel

6. Insert the support rod in the tailgate

lock and press down until it engages,

refer to arrow 1; then lock hook of

rod in striker, refer to arrow 2

Be sure that the support rod is

locked firmly in place. If you fail to

do so, the tailgate could move upward

quickly and cause personal injury and

vehicle damage.<

7. You can now release the locked tail-

gate and take the spare wheel down

from the tailgate. It is recommended

that you leave the tailgate locked into

place until you have completed the

wheel change and placed the wheel

with the defective tire into the

removal aid.

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Procedure

1. Read carefully and comply with the

safety precautions on page 163

2. Secure the vehicle to prevent it from

rolling:

Place the wedges – chocks – behind

the wheels on the side opposite the

side you are lifting. If the vehicle is

parked on a downward slope, place

the wedges securely in front of the

wheels. If the wheel must be

changed on a surface with a more

severe slope, take additional precau-

tions to secure the vehicle from roll-

ing

3. Loosen the lug bolts 1/2-turn

4. Insert the jack handle into the jack,

refer to the illustration in the next col-

umn

5. Position the jack at the jacking point

closest to the flat tire so that the jack

base is vertically below the jacking

point and the entire surface of the

head of the jack will move into the

square recess of the jacking point,

refer to the illustration detail, when

the jack is cranked

6. Jack the vehicle up until the wheel

you are changing is raised from the

ground

7. Unscrew the lug bolts and remove

the wheel

8. Remove accumulations of mud or dirt

from the mounting surfaces of the

wheel and hub. Clean the lug bolts

9. Position the spare wheel. Secure the

wheel by turning at least two lug

bolts into opposite bolt holes

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