MOBILITY -> Replacing parts for Your BMW X5 SUV 2024

Replacing parts  
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Replacing parts  
Vehicle equipment  
NOTICE  
Windscreen wipers which are folded away  
from the windscreen can become trapped if  
the bonnet is opened. There is a risk of ma-  
terial damage. Before opening the bonnet,  
make sure that the windscreen wipers are fit-  
ted with wiper blades and are in contact with  
the windscreen.  
This chapter describes equipment, systems  
and functions which are offered or may be of-  
fered in future on a model-specific basis, even  
if they are not included in the vehicle in ques-  
tion.  
For further information:  
Vehicle equipment, see page 8.  
Replacing the front wiper blades  
1. To replace the wiper blades, move the wip-  
ers to the fold-out position.  
Toolkit  
For fold-out position of the windscreen wip-  
ers, see page 154.  
2. Lift the windscreen wipers away from the  
windscreen and hold them securely.  
The toolkit is located under the luggage com-  
partment floor.  
Wiper blades  
Safety information  
NOTICE  
3. Press the button, arrow 1, turn the wiper  
blade a little clockwise and pull it out for-  
wards, arrow 2.  
The windscreen may sustain damage if a  
windscreen wiper falls onto it without the  
wiper blade fitted. There is a risk of material  
damage. Hold the windscreen wiper firmly  
when changing the wiper blade. Do not fold  
in or switch on the windscreen wiper without  
a wiper blade installed.  
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4. Insert the new wiper blade and press it into  
the holder until it audibly engages  
Safety information  
5. Fold in the windscreen wipers.  
WARNING  
Intense brightness can irritate or harm the  
retina of the eye. There is a danger of injury.  
Do not look directly into the headlights or  
other light sources. Do not remove covers  
from LEDs.  
Replacing the rear wiper blade  
The wiper blade locks into place at the end of  
the wiper arm.  
1. Pull the windscreen wiper up fully and pull  
off the wiper blade, arrow.  
Headlight glass  
During cool or humid weather, the headlight  
glass can mist over on the inside. When driving  
with the lights switched on, the condensation  
disappears after a short time. There is no need  
to replace the headlight glass.  
If moisture increases, for example if there are  
water droplets in the lamp despite the head-  
lights being switched on, have the headlights  
checked.  
2. Insert the new wiper blade. The wiper blade  
must engage audibly.  
3. Fold in the windscreen wipers.  
Vehicle battery  
Lights and bulbs  
General  
The battery is maintenance-free.  
General  
More information regarding the battery can be  
obtained from an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Lights and bulbs are an important aspect of  
driving safety.  
All headlights and other lights use at least LED  
technology.  
In the event of a fault, the manufacturer of the  
vehicle recommends having the relevant work  
carried out by an authorised Service Partner or  
another qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop.  
Safety information  
DANGER  
Touching live components can result in an  
electric shock. There is a danger of injury or  
danger to life. Do not touch any components  
that could be live.  
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Icon  
Meaning  
WARNING  
Rinse any splashes of acid  
with water immediately. If acid  
comes into contact with eyes  
or is swallowed, seek medical  
attention immediately.  
Vehicle batteries that are classified as unsuit-  
able may damage systems or result in func-  
tions no longer being carried out. There is  
a danger of injury or material damage. Only  
use vehicle batteries that have been classi-  
fied as suitable by the vehicle manufacturer.  
No direct sunlight, no frost.  
Registering the battery with the  
vehicle  
Follow the operating instruc-  
tions.  
The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends  
having an authorised Service Partner or an-  
other qualified Service Partner or a specialist  
workshop register the vehicle battery with the  
vehicle after the battery has been replaced.  
Once the battery has been registered again,  
all comfort functions will be available without  
restriction and any Check Control messages  
relating to the comfort functions will no longer  
be displayed.  
Explosive gas mixture. Do not  
seal any openings on the bat-  
tery.  
Replacing the battery  
General  
The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends  
only having the vehicle battery replaced by an  
authorised Service Partner or another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist workshop. If the  
battery is not replaced correctly, the vehicle  
may not recognise it properly and perfect func-  
tioning cannot be guaranteed.  
Hazard icons  
The following hazard icons can be found on  
the vehicle battery:  
Icon  
Meaning  
No smoking, no naked flames,  
no sparks.  
Notes on removal  
Observe the following notes on removing the  
vehicle battery:  
Wear protective goggles.  
Keep away from children.  
Park the vehicle and switch off consumers.  
First disconnect the power at the negative  
terminal. Then disconnect the power at the  
positive terminal.  
Notes on installation  
Risk of acid burns: wear  
gloves, do not tilt the battery.  
Observe the following notes on installing the  
vehicle battery:  
Remove any foreign bodies from the bat-  
tery holder.  
Only install the battery in the intended posi-  
tion in the vehicle.  
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Keep the battery and vehicle connection  
contacts clean.  
Battery charger  
Battery chargers developed especially for the  
vehicle and suitable for the electrical system  
can be obtained from an authorised Service  
Partner or another qualified Service Partner or  
a specialist workshop.  
First connect the power at the positive ter-  
minal. Then connect the power at the neg-  
ative terminal.  
Use the connections, connectors and cov-  
ers provided.  
Charging the battery  
Only charge the battery via the starting aid ter-  
minals in the engine compartment and with  
the engine switched off.  
Connect a hose to the gas outlet opening if  
necessary.  
Initial operation  
The battery is operational. No special precau-  
tions are required for start-up.  
With mild hybrid technology: only charge the  
battery when the bonnet is open.  
For further information:  
Charging the battery  
Jump start terminals, see page 418.  
General  
Open circuit  
Following an open circuit, some equipment will  
have to be reinitialised or individual settings  
will need to be updated, for example:  
To ensure the full service life of the battery,  
keep the battery sufficiently charged.  
Charge the battery under the following situa-  
tions:  
Parking brake, see page 149.  
If the inspection glass on the top of the bat-  
tery is black.  
With memory function: save positions  
again.  
If there is not enough power to start the  
vehicle.  
Time: update.  
Date: update.  
The following conditions can have a negative  
effect on battery performance:  
Deep sleep mode  
Use deep sleep mode for long stationary peri-  
ods.  
Frequently driving short distances.  
If the vehicle is not used for a period of one  
month or longer.  
For further information:  
Rest state, see page 46  
Safety information  
Storing the battery  
Observe the following information on storing  
vehicle batteries:  
WARNING  
Battery chargers that charge the vehicle bat-  
tery via sockets or cigarette lighters in the  
vehicle may overload or damage the 12 V  
electrical system. There is a danger of injury  
or material damage. Only connect battery  
chargers for the vehicle battery to the starting  
aid terminals in the engine compartment.  
Store the battery in a cool and dry place.  
Protect the battery from direct sunlight and  
frost.  
Only clean the battery with a damp, anti-  
static cloth.  
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Store the battery upright and secure it  
against falling over.  
Batteries filled with acid should be transported  
upright. Protect batteries against falling over  
when in transit.  
Install the oldest batteries first.  
Do not remove the protective cap from the  
contacts.  
Warranty  
See the vehicle purchase contract for informa-  
tion on the battery warranty.  
Charge or install the battery by the date on  
the battery label at the latest. Once fully  
charged, the battery will work for another  
10 months.  
Fuses  
Mild hybrid technology  
General  
Principle  
The fuses are located at different positions in  
the vehicle.  
The vehicle's mild hybrid technology includes  
a 48 volt battery. Mild hybrid technology can  
reduce fuel consumption.  
Information on fuse assignment, as well as the  
positions of the fuse boxes, is available on the  
Internet: fusecard.bmw.com.  
Safety information  
Safety information  
DANGER  
Touching live components can result in an  
electric shock. There is a danger of injury or  
danger to life. Do not touch any components  
that could be live.  
WARNING  
Incorrect or repaired fuses can overload elec-  
trical cables and components. There is a risk  
of fire. Do not repair blown fuses or replace  
them with fuses with a different colour or  
amp rating.  
General  
The battery for the mild hybrid technology is  
located in the engine compartment under a  
cover.  
Replacing fuses  
The vehicle manufacturer recommends having  
fuses changed by an authorised Service Part-  
ner or another qualified Service Partner or a  
specialist workshop.  
Notice  
Do not replace or work on the mild hybrid tech-  
nology battery.  
Disposing of the old battery  
Dispose of old batteries with an author-  
ised Service Partner, another qualified  
Service Partner or a specialist work-  
shop, or hand them in to an authorised collec-  
tion point.  
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