BMW X3 Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing radio and a/c control panel

BMW X3 Service & Repair Manual / HVAC / Heater with operation / Removing and installing radio and a/c control panel

Special tools required:

  • 00 9 340

IMPORTANT: Risk of damage!

A hard disk is installed in the Car Information Computer (CIC).

Carry out mechanical work on the CIC and adjacent components with care.

Avoid subjecting the CIC to vibration/shocks.

IMPORTANT: Read and comply with notes on protection against electrostatic damage (ESD PROTECTION) .

IMPORTANT: Carry out installation in a dust-free workshop area only.

To avoid damage, do not touch or dirty the display field.

Necessary preliminary work:

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Insert special tool 00 9 340 (00 9 341) as illustrated.

Lever trim cover (1) slightly forward and unclip.

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Unclip LED (1).

Remove cover (2).

Installation note: Retaining lugs and clips must not be damaged.

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Release screws.

Remove control panel (1) towards front.

Unlock associated plug connections and disconnect.

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