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HOMESERVICE MANUALSBMW2023X4 M BASEREPAIR AND DIAGNOSIS (SINGLE PAGE)ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENTCRUISE CONTROL SYSTEMSDISTANCE SYSTEMS, CRUISE CONTROL -- REPAIR (F98)
2023 BMW X4 M Base
Distance Systems, Cruise Control -- Repair (F98)
2023 BMW X4 M BaseSECTION Distance Systems, Cruise Control -- Repair (F98)
- 66 12 Key Fob
- 66 20 Parking Assistance System
- 66 20 508 Removing and installing control unit
- 66 20 515 Remove and attach/replace left front ultrasonic sensor (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 516 Remove and attach/replace right front ultrasonic sensor (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 517 Remove and attach/replace left front center ultrasonic sensor (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 519 Remove and attach/replace right front center ultrasonic sensor (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 534 Removing and installing/replacing ultrasonic sensor, rear left (Outer) (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 535 Dismantle and install/replace right rear ultrasonic sensor (Outer) (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 536 Removing and installing/replacing ultrasonic sensor, rear center left (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 20 537 Removing and installing/replacing rear right ultrasonic sensor, center (Park Distance Control) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 31 Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)
- 66 31 006 Remove and install the full range radar sensor (ACC)
- Adjusting the full range radar sensor (ACC)
- Instructions for ACC adjustment device
- 66 31 111 Adjusting the front radar sensor
- 66 31 115 Removing and installing FRSF (with holder)
- 66 31 507 Replace full range radar sensor (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 31 540 Replacing radome (2020-2021)
- 66 31 540 Replacing radome (2022-2024)
- 66 31 616 Replacing front radar sensor long range (FRSF) (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 32 Sensors For Lane Change Warning System
- 66 32 165 Removing and installing side radar sensor short range front left
- 66 32 170 Removing and installing side radar sensor short range front right
- 66 32 180 Removing and installing rear radar sensor short range left
- 66 32 185 Removing and installing rear radar sensor short range right
- 66 32 666 Replacing short range front side radar sensor, left (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 32 671 Replacing short range front side radar sensor, right (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 32 681 Replacing short range tail radar sensor, left (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 32 686 Replacing short range tail radar sensor, right (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 33 Parking Assistance System (PMA)
- 66 33 110 Remove and install ultrasonic sensor for parking assistant, front left
- 66 33 120 Remove and install ultrasonic sensor for parking assistant, front right
- 66 33 140 Remove and install ultrasonic sensor for parking assistant, rear left
- 66 33 150 Remove and install ultrasonic sensor for parking assistant, rear right
- 66 33 519 Replacing the control unit for Automatic Parking Assistant (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 51 Camera-Based Driver-Assistance Systems (CADAS)
- 66 53 Rear View / Top View Camera
- 66 53 060 Removing and installing left or right top view camera
- 66 53 120 Remove and install front camera
- 66 53 170 Removing and installing the control unit for the top rear side view camera (TRSVC) (with holder)
- 66 53 582 Replacing top view camera on left or right (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 53 621 Replacing front camera (after vehicle diagnosis)
- 66 53 671 Replacing control unit for top rear side view camera (after vehicle diagnosis)
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- β’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- β’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- β’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- β’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- β’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.