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BMW X5: Overview Of Rear Brake

BMW X5 (G05) 2019-2025 Service & Repair Manual / Brakes / Brakes - Repair Instructions / Rear Brakes / Overview Of Rear Brake

Brakes
Fig. 40: Identifying Rear Brake Components

  1. Brake disc
  2. Brake caliper
  3. Brake hose
  4. Brake pads
  5. Pulse generator / brake pad sensor
  6. Brake guard plate
  7. Checking thickness of brake pad

REMOVING AND INSTALLING / REPLACING A BRAKE CARRIER / BRAKE GUARD AT REAR

Necessary preliminary tasks:

Release screws (1) and remove brake carrier (2).

Installation:

Tightening torque 34 21 3AZ.

REMOVING AND INSTALLING / REPLACING A BRAKE CARRIER / BRAKE GUARD AT REAR

Necessary preliminary tasks:

Release screws (1) and remove brake carrier (2).

Installation:

Tightening torque 34 21 3AZ.

Brakes
Fig. 41: Identifying Brake Carrier Screw

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 Removing And Installing Or Replacing Both Rear Brake Discs

Special tools required: 34 1 280. Necessary preliminary tasks: Remove wheels. Remove and clean brake pads. After completing work: Adjusting handbrake. Read and comply with notes on braking

 Overhauling Left Or Right Rear Brake Caliper (Brake Caliper Removed)

Special tools required: 00 9 316. WARNING: In the following work step, large forces occur at the brake calliper piston (up to more than 2800 N). Risk of injury! NOTE: Use repair kit, refer to BMW

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