BMW 740iL Manuel de réparation

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Page 1 - Level Control Systems

Initial Print Date:3/02 Revision Date:Subject PageHydraulic Level Control System ...Air Suspensi

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10Level Control SystemsRear Shocks With Load Dependent Module (LAD)E32/E34 Rear Shockwith LADE38 Rear Shock with LADPressureReservoir Connection LAD H

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11Level Control SystemsLAD ModuleWith a high pressure applied to the control piston,the flow resistance is high and the damping forcewill be stiff.The

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12Level Control SystemsCamber Warning Switch (E32 AND E34 Touring)The self-leveling suspension systems used in the E32 and the E34 Touring are equippe

Page 5 - System Components

13Level Control SystemsAir Suspension Systems (EHC)Purpose of the SystemAir Suspension systems were first introduced on the 1999 E39 Sportwagon. Sinc

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14Level Control SystemsEHC System OverviewEHC I Single Axle Air Suspension E39/E53EHC II Dual Axle Air Suspension E531. Air Supply Unit2. Rear Axle

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15Level Control SystemsSingle Axle EHC I System Components (E39/E53)The EHC system consists of the following components:• EHC Control Module• Air Spri

Page 8 - Oil Chamber

16Level Control SystemsThe control module incorporates two filters (slow/rapid) for processing the input signalsfrom the ride height sensors. Dependin

Page 9 - Control Valve

17Level Control SystemsAir SpringsThe air spring is made from a flexible rubber material. Itforms an air tight cavity which provides the calculatedsp

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18Level Control SystemsAir Supply System (LVA)The air supply system is identified as the LVA in the diagnosis program and in the repairmanual. It is

Page 11 - LAD Module

19Level Control SystemsAir Supply System (LVA) OperationThe single stage piston compressor produces a maximum pressure of 13.5 Bar. The com-pressor is

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2Level Control SystemsModel: Level Control Systems Production: E32 750iL 88-94 (Hydro-Pneumatic)E32 740iL 93-94E38 750iL 95-01E38 740iL 95-01E34 Tour

Page 14 - EHC System Overview

21Level Control SystemsEHC System OperationA fully functional EHC system is controlled by one of three different modes of operation.The operation mode

Page 15 - EHC Module (E39)

22Level Control SystemsNormal Mode OperationOnce the rear lid is closed, KL 15 switched ON and the engine started, the system switch-es into the norm

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23Level Control SystemsSpecial Operating Modes• Assembly Line Mode (New control module)The assembly line mode refers to control module manufacturing.

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24Level Control SystemsEHC Service InformationDiagnosis/Coding• The EHC control module is connected to the diagnostic link. The EHC control moduleacti

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25Level Control SystemsDISplus/GT-1 Service Functions ProgramThe Service Functions program of the DIS/MoDiC provides the Transport Mode activa-tion/de

Page 19 - LVA Location X5

26Level Control SystemsTIS Repair Manual InformationThe repair manual contains the following EHC specific sub-group repair information:• 00 General (g

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27Level Control SystemsTwo Axle Air Suspension (E53 EHC II)Purpose of the SystemThe two axle air suspension system (EHC2) offers advantages over the

Page 21 - Pre-Run / Post-Run Mode

28Level Control SystemsSystem componentsThe X5 Two Axle Air Suspension System (EHC2) utilizes the air supply unit from EHCmounted in the luggage compa

Page 22 - Tailgate Operating Mode

29Level Control SystemsPneumatic Drain ValveThe Pneumatic Drain Valve is activated pneumatically by pressure from the control valve.This causes the dr

Page 23 - Control Interrupts

3Level Control SystemsLevel Control SystemsPurpose of the SystemThe primary function of Level Control Systems is to maintain the height of the vehicle

Page 24 - EHC Service Information

30Level Control SystemsCompressorCompressor operation is the same as in EHC with the following technical improvements:• Addition of a temperature sens

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31Level Control SystemsThe pressure accumulator decreases the load on the compressor and significantly reducesthe time required for large changes in r

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32Level Control SystemsRide Height SensorThe control unit obtains information about the ride height of the vehicle via a ride height sen-sor attached

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33Level Control SystemsAir Suspension StrutRear Minor modifications were made to the rear axle air springs. The air springs and the dampersare configu

Page 28 - Pneumatic System of EHC2

34Level Control SystemsSwitch AssemblyThe dash mounted switch assembly supplies a momentary switched ground to the EHC2Control Unit requesting a ride

Page 29 - Air Supply Unit

35Level Control SystemsPrinciple of OperationRide Height Control OperationsIn addition to the automatic ride-height control system for payload compens

Page 30 - Compressor with Drier

36Level Control SystemsThe various levels can be preselected while travelling. Changeover between ride levels iseffected at the speed threshold values

Page 31 - Valve Unit

37Level Control SystemsIn addition to the LED indicator, the following text messages canbe displayed in the instrument cluster:•TTRRAAIILLEERR MMOODD

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38Level Control SystemsAll control operations in advance / overrun mode are executed as long as pressure is avail-able in the accumulator. When the ac

Page 33 - Air Suspension Strut

39Level Control SystemsWorkshop HintsIf a threshold level is exceeded on all 4 wheels when the vehicle is stationary, the controlunit assumes that the

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4Level Control SystemsHydropneumatic Rear Leveling SystemThis module pertains to the hydropneumatic rear suspension system with the engine dri-ven pis

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40Level Control SystemsIf the fabric of the bellows is visible, then the bellows must be replaced.Upon completion of repair work, the air suspension s

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41Level Control SystemsSingle Axle Air Suspension (E65/E66)Purpose of the SystemThe single axle air suspension system used on the the E65/E66 is a fur

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43Level Control SystemsComponents (E65/E66)Air Supply Unit (LVA)The air supply unit is located in the spare tire recess and consists of the following

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44Level Control SystemsControl UnitThe EHC control module is located in the right rear luggage compartment area in the mod-ule carrier next to the bat

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45Level Control SystemsAir SpringsAn identifying feature of the E65/E66 air spring is the internally guided air bellows. Internallyguided means that

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46Level Control SystemsRide Height SensorThere are two ride height sensors, one for each rear wheel. The ride height sensor is actu-ated by a couplin

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47Level Control SystemsControl Mode Flow ChartThe following chart demonstrates the control sequences of the E65/E66 with single axlerear air suspensio

Page 43 - Components (E65/E66)

48Level Control SystemsPrinciple of OperationControl Mode OverviewControl ModesOngoing control operations are not affected by transitions from one mod

Page 44 - EHC Module Location

49Level Control SystemsPost ModeThe Post-mode is adopted in order to compensate any inclination or to adjust the rideheight after driving and between

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5Level Control SystemsSystem ComponentsThe system consists of the following components:• Tandem Hydraulic Pump• Oil Reservoir• Pressure Reservoir (2)•

Page 46 - Ride Height Sensor

50Level Control SystemsNormalThe normal mode is the starting point for the vehicle’s normal operating state. It is obtainedby way of the engine runni

Page 47 - Control Mode Flow Chart

51Level Control SystemsKerb (Curb) ModeThe Kerb mode prevents the inclination caused by the vehicle mounting an obstacle withine wheel from being comp

Page 48 - Control Modes

52Level Control SystemsLiftThe Lift mode is used to prevent control operations when a wheel is changed or duringwork on the vehicle while it is on a l

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53Level Control SystemsOperating PrincipleInitialization/Reset PerformanceWhen the control unit is powered up after a reset (such as an undervoltage &

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54Level Control SystemsSafety ConceptThe safety concept is intended to inhibit any system malfunction, particularly unintentionalcontrol operations, t

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55Level Control SystemsWorkshop HintsRide Height MeasurementWhen checking vehicle ride height with EHC, measure from the lower edge of the wheelopenin

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56Level Control SystemsReview Questions1. The EHC control module on the E65/E66 is connected to the Bus.2. List the operating modes that are specific

Page 53 - Operating Principle

9. How much pressure is in the rear air strut on the E66 when it is stored?10.List the correct color for the air hoses on the EHC I system:Left Right

Page 54 - Safety Concept

6Level Control SystemsTandem PumpThe tandem pump consists of a vane pump for power steering and a radial pump for self-leveling suspension. Both pumps

Page 55 - Service Functions

7Level Control SystemsOil ReservoirThe single reservoir stores fluid for both the self-leveling and power steering systems.Incorporated in the reservo

Page 56 - Review Questions

8Level Control SystemsPressure ReservoirsThe oil pressure reservoirs (2) on each strut incorporate a membrane and are nitrogen gasfilled. They are des

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9Level Control SystemsControl ValveThe rotary control valve located on the rear suspension has three positions:• Raise• Level• LowerThe control lever

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