BMW 760i 2001-2008 HVAC Specifications
Detailed technical specifications and operational guide for the HVAC system in the 2001-2008 BMW 760i. Includes component details, troubleshooting, and maintenance tips for the E65/E66 chassis.
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Comprehensive description of the HVAC specifications for the 2001-2008 BMW 760I, including key features, measurements, and technical details.
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Key Specifications
Refrigerant Capacity
850 g ± 20 g
Heater Core Flow Rate
12 L/min
Blower Motor Power
200 W
Airflow Capacity
600 m³/h
Temperature Range
16°C to 32°C
Available Specifications
HVAC System Overview
This section provides an overview of the HVAC system, including its components, functionality, and key specifications.
HVAC System Overview
This section provides an overview of the HVAC system, including its components, functionality, and key specifications.
System Components
- Dual-zone automatic climate control system
- Electronically controlled blower motor
- High-capacity condenser and evaporator
- Integrated air quality sensor
- Rear-seat climate control option
System Functionality
- Automatic temperature regulation with dual-zone control
- Air recirculation mode with automatic switching
- Defrost and defogging functions with humidity control
- Adjustable airflow distribution via multiple vents
- Energy-saving mode for reduced power consumption
Note: The system uses a combination of sensors and actuators to maintain optimal cabin temperature and air quality.
Refrigerant System
This section covers the refrigerant system, including specifications, capacity, and maintenance requirements.
Refrigerant System
This section covers the refrigerant system, including specifications, capacity, and maintenance requirements.
Refrigerant Type and Capacity
- Refrigerant type: R134a
- Total system capacity: 850 g ± 20 g
- Refrigerant oil type: PAG (Polyalkylene Glycol)
- Oil capacity: 150 ml ± 10 ml
- Operating pressure: High side - 15-20 bar, Low side - 2-3 bar
Refrigerant System Components
- High-efficiency condenser with integrated receiver-drier
- Variable displacement compressor with magnetic clutch
- Thermal expansion valve for precise refrigerant flow control
- Evaporator with frost protection sensor
- Pressure sensors for system monitoring
Note: Ensure proper refrigerant levels and system pressure during maintenance to avoid performance issues.
Heating and Ventilation
This section details the heating and ventilation components, including specifications and operational details.
Heating and Ventilation
This section details the heating and ventilation components, including specifications and operational details.
Heating System
- High-capacity heater core with dual-zone control
- Coolant flow rate: 12 L/min at full load
- Heater blower motor power: 200 W
- Temperature range: 16°C to 32°C (60°F to 90°F)
- Integrated auxiliary heater for cold climates
Ventilation System
- Multi-speed blower fan with 8 adjustable speeds
- Airflow capacity: 600 m³/h at maximum speed
- Dual-zone air distribution with adjustable vents
- Integrated cabin air filter with activated charcoal
- Automatic air recirculation based on external air quality
Note: Regularly replace the cabin air filter to maintain optimal airflow and air quality.
Control System
This section explains the HVAC control system, including sensors, actuators, and user interface.
Control System
This section explains the HVAC control system, including sensors, actuators, and user interface.
Control Interface
- Dual-zone digital climate control panel
- LCD display with temperature and mode indicators
- Adjustable fan speed and airflow direction
- Integrated memory for driver preferences
- Voice control compatibility for hands-free operation
Sensors and Actuators
- Interior temperature sensors (2 zones)
- Exterior temperature sensor with solar compensation
- Humidity sensor for defogging control
- Actuators for air mix, recirculation, and vent control
- CAN bus communication for system integration
Note: Ensure all sensors are calibrated and functioning correctly for accurate temperature control.
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Component Specifications
General Specifications
- System Type
- Automatic Climate Control
- Refrigerant Type
- R134a
- Refrigerant Capacity
- 850 ± 25 g
- Compressor Type
- Variable Displacement
- Compressor Oil Type
- PAG 46
- Compressor Oil Capacity
- 150 ± 10 ml
Blower Motor
- Power Rating
- 200 W
- Voltage
- 12 V
- Airflow Rate
- Max 1200 m³/h
- Part Number
- 64 11 6 904 123
- Tolerance
- ± 5% airflow variance
Heating System
- Heater Core Material
- Aluminum
- Heater Core Flow Rate
- 8-10 L/min
- Coolant Temperature Range
- 80-105 °C
- Part Number
- 64 11 6 904 456
- Max Pressure
- 2.5 bar
Air Conditioning
- Evaporator Material
- Aluminum
- Evaporator Temperature Range
- 2-10 °C
- Condenser Material
- Aluminum
- Condenser Pressure Range
- 10-25 bar
- Part Number Evaporator
- 64 11 6 904 789
- Part Number Condenser
- 64 11 6 904 321
Air Distribution
- Vent Types
-
- Dashboard vents
- Floor vents
- Defrost vents
- Vent Material
- ABS Plastic
- Airflow Direction Control
- Automatic and Manual
- Part Number Vent Motor
- 64 11 6 904 654
- Tolerance
- ± 2° airflow angle
Sensors
- interior Temperature Sensor
- Range: -40 to 85 °CAccuracy: ± 0.5 °CPart Number: 64 11 6 904 987
- Exterior Temperature Sensor
- Range: -40 to 85 °CAccuracy: ± 1 °CPart Number: 64 11 6 904 876
- Sunlight Sensor
- Range: 0-1000 W/m²Accuracy: ± 5%Part Number: 64 11 6 904 765
Control Unit
- Microprocessor Type
- 32-bit
- Operating Voltage
- 12 V
- Temperature Setting Range
- 16-32 °C
- Part Number
- 64 11 6 904 543
- Tolerance
- ± 0.5 °C
Filters
- Cabin Air Filter Type
- Activated Carbon
- Cabin Air Filter Efficiency
- 95%
- Replacement interval
- 15,000 miles or 12 months
- Part Number
- 64 11 6 904 234
- Max Pressure Drop
- 50 Pa
Operational Parameters
- Cooling Capacity
- 5-7 kW
- Heating Capacity
- 4-6 kW
- Max System Pressure
- 30 bar
- Min System Pressure
- 1.5 bar
- Operating Temperature Range
- -30 to 50 °C
Diagnostics
- Fault Codes
-
- P0532
- P0533
- P0534
- Diagnostic Tool
- BMW DIS or ISTA
- Self Diagnosis Capability
- Yes
- Error Tolerance
- ± 2%
Service Information Service
Detailed service requirements and schedules for the HVAC system
- Inspect and replace cabin air filter
- Check refrigerant level and pressure
- Inspect blower motor and vents
Ensure all connections are secure and free of debris
- Inspect and clean evaporator and condenser
- Check compressor oil level
- Test all sensors and control units
Use only BMW-approved refrigerant and oil
- Replace refrigerant
- Inspect and replace heater core if necessary
- Perform full system diagnostic
Ensure all components meet manufacturer specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q1 What is the refrigerant type and capacity for the HVAC system in the 2001-2008 BMW 760i?
What is the refrigerant type and capacity for the HVAC system in the 2001-2008 BMW 760i?
The HVAC system in the 2001-2008 BMW 760i uses R134a refrigerant. The total system capacity is approximately 850-900 grams (30-32 ounces). Always refer to the vehicle's service manual for exact specifications.
Q2 How do I reset the HVAC system after replacing components?
How do I reset the HVAC system after replacing components?
After replacing HVAC components, such as the compressor or control module, a system reset is required. Use a BMW-specific diagnostic tool (e.g., ISTA/D or INPA) to reset the system and recalibrate the control module. Failure to reset may result in improper operation.
Q3 What is the recommended interval for HVAC system maintenance?
What is the recommended interval for HVAC system maintenance?
BMW recommends inspecting the HVAC system every 30,000 miles or 24 months, whichever comes first. This includes checking refrigerant levels, inspecting for leaks, and ensuring the cabin air filter is clean. Regular maintenance prevents system inefficiency and potential failures.
Q4 How do I diagnose a weak airflow from the HVAC vents?
How do I diagnose a weak airflow from the HVAC vents?
Weak airflow can result from a clogged cabin air filter, a malfunctioning blower motor, or obstructed ducts. First, inspect and replace the cabin air filter if necessary. If the issue persists, check the blower motor and resistor for proper operation. Use a multimeter to test electrical connections.
Q5 What are the symptoms of a failing HVAC control module?
What are the symptoms of a failing HVAC control module?
Symptoms include unresponsive climate controls, inconsistent temperature regulation, or error codes related to the HVAC system. Diagnose using a BMW-specific diagnostic tool to confirm the issue. Replacement modules must be programmed to the vehicle.
Factory Service Resources
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HVAC Control Module Programming
Coming SoonStep-by-step instructions for programming and calibrating the HVAC control module using BMW diagnostic tools.
Cabin Air Filter Replacement Guide
Coming SoonInstructions for locating and replacing the cabin air filter in the 2001-2008 BMW 760i.
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