Top 20 2007 BMW X5 3.0si SAV Questions & Answers

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Right hand side panel in the cargo bay. Check this location first. With luck the fuse will be located here. If not, the fuse will be under the passenger side kick panel. the bottom of this panel will need to be removed (3 screws), unplug wires, then look for a green screw, loosen it and the fuse box will swing down. Somewhat. Good Luck

follow this link to a BMW forum there will be some one with the diagram etc there to ask MZ4 Coupe fuse box symbols

i would get the OBD codes read as will tell you the faulty sensor/switch etc, will save you time and money as you may change the fuel filter and it may not be that

BMW fuse boxes are generally located in a little drop-down shelf that lives in the glove box. Open up the glove box and look on the "ceiling" of it for a little toggle that allows the fuse panel to fall down.

When you change the battery, you should take off the negative pole first and then disconnect the positive pole. wait at least 30 min and connect the positive pole first and the negative last. Sometimes you have to drive your vehicle at least 10 miles so the car computer will acknowledge the change.

contact Chilton on the net and go to the technical publications section.

Instead of wasting time searching for the exact location, why not just remove each fuse 1 by 1, and replacing them as you go so you don't mix them up. If you have any blown fuses, you will find it in under 30 seconds. If you don't know the difference between a good vs blown fuse, ill post a picture to help you identify.

From the backside of the taillight...there is several knobs for the various lights....simply twist and pull back....light bulb comes out with the knob. Replace lightbulb and then replace knob.

You can check this websites you find there fuse box diagram and description for BMW 5-series https://www.autogenius.info/category/bmw/5-series 5 Series CARKNOWLEDGE

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OMG, I want to thank you all for your information. I was looking for any information I could find on how to get the key out of the ignition on my BMW 330 CI. My key would not come out of the ignition. I would have to put the car in park, turn off the key and then push the knob more into the Park position. I thought the coin blog would be to easy. I went outside, removed the ashtray and low and behold, there is a quarter in there. I was so excited. The key now comes out without and issues. Thanks again for your information.

should be fuses 111, 113, 115 in the trunk-mounted fuse panel. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_cd01d4e4178e5a11

most hatch doors have a release inside somewhere,maybe under the rear seat,,just a guess...hope this helps and good luck... call dealership and ask...they will know......

according to autozone, there is a fuse box under the dash on the passenger side and one in the trunk

What color is the Smoke?white=antifreeze.blueish=oil or black=air/fuel mixture problem

Click on link or copy and paste in your browser: http://www.manualowl.com for diagram in the free PDF.

The chances of your problem being CAUSED by a fuse are ZERO. Fuses do not cause electrical failures. Electrical failures cause blown fuses.
If the battery was dead and has now been replaced, the MOST LIKELY cause of your problem is that the antitheft system "thinks" that somebody has tried to steal your car and has disabled engine starting.

Try this: LOCK your vehicle using the remote lock on your key fob. Wait approximately 5 minutes for the security system to "time out" then UNLOCK the car, again using the remote. Then immediately get in and try to start the engine. If ths does not work, your security system or one of the other systems on your vehicle needs service. You will have to tow it in for diagnosis. (Computer REQUIRED!)

Pull the back seat up theres an access panel on the right side. pull the carpet towards the front on the right side, youll find an access panel remove panel youll need a special spanner wrench to get the cap off, but thats the fuel pump right there.--------- Also click this link below for fuel pump removing and pressure bleeding procedure with more detail:--- http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/07/how-to-change-electric-fuel-pump-and.html ------------ this should help.Thanks.Helpmech.