BMW 5 Series Owners & Service Manuals

BMW 5 Series: Axles

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 Front axle

Double-wishbone front axle in the G30 Support bearing Wishbone, lower Steering box Cross member Universal joint of steering shaft to steering gear Cast side section Strut Service opening Re

 Rear axle

Five-link rear axle in the G30 Support bearing Shock absorber Rubber mount of the rear axle support on the body Rubber mount of the rear axle support on the rear axle differential Air deflector

 Brakes

Overview of the brake system on the G30 Wheel speed sensor connector, front right Electric parking brake actuator Brake pad wear sensor connector, rear right (single-stage) Wheel speed sensor co

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 Introduction

The hidden protector The passive safety system of the G30 is based on the objectives and characteristics of current BMW models. The passive safety system fulfils all legislative requirements worldwide. The restraint systems ensure that the risk of injury is reduced. The 5th generation Advanced C

 24 V Electronic Power Steering

The greater weight of the engines in the G30 on vehicles with 8-cylinder engines results in a higher front axle load. This has the effect that the required power of the steering assist increases. Due to these high currents, it is necessary to increase the voltage supply of the EPS to 24 V.

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