41 00... EMC Screws

2013 BMW 128i 2D Convertible, Eng CD N52, Standard TransSECTION 41 00... EMC Screws
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(EMC = electromagnetic compatibility)

  1. Purpose:Β 
    • EMC SCREWSΒ  are used in the bonding/riveting repair method to re-establish bonding transition.
    • They adopt the task of welded connections, which handle bonding transition between the individual components in series production.
    • The punch or blind rivets used in the repair do not guarantee permanent bonding transition between the individual components!
    • The EMC screws ensure the operational reliability and safety of the electrical/electronic components following repairs!
  2. Procedure for aluminum front end:Β 
    • Each welded joint which is opened must be replaced by at least 2 EMC screws.
    • Position the 2 screws on the flange on which the weld seam has been separated. In the event of partial replacement, position the screws in the area of the component overlap.
    • In the case of repairs using partial replacement, the number of EMC screws described in the repair instructions must be fitted.
    • Drill holes to a diameter of 4.2 mm and insert screws.
    • Seal EMC screws with PU sealing material (risk of corrosion).
  3. Procedure, steel body:Β 
    • Install the number of EMC screws described in the repair instructions.
    • Drill holes to a diameter of 4.2 mm and insert screws.
    • Seal EMC screws with PU sealing material (risk of corrosion).
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