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Installation Instruction BMW Parts and Accessories – Park Distance Control (PDC), front and rear BMW 7 Series (E 38)These installation instructions are only for use within the BMW dealer organisation. The installation time is approx. 5.5 hours but may vary depending on the condition of the car and the equipment in it. Specialist knowledge of BMW cars is required for the installation work. All work is to be completed using the latest BMW
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In a rational sequence using the prescribed tools (special tools) and pursuant to the relevant health and safety regulations. General notes All work is shown for a left-hand drive model. On right-hand drive models some of the work must be completed the opposite way round. If the specified PIN slots are already in use, bridges, double crimps or parallel end stops are to be used. Deburr drilled holes and treat them with the anti-corrosive action prescribed by BMW. Safety notes To prevent faults, make sure that you use the exact installation routes for the wiring harnesses in the car. Under no circumstances should you use so-called “Scotchlock connectors” since they may cause faults in the vehicle’s electrical system. If you have no alternative but to use these connectors, only the designs approved by BMW may be used. Ensure that the cables are not kinked or damaged when they are installed in the car since otherwise, this too may cause faults which then require a great deal of work for their localisation.The costs incurred as a result of this will not be reimbursed by BMW.
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