Automatic transmission cooling pipes BMW X5 E53
Automatic transmission cooler pipes are responsible for transferring cooling fluid through the oil cooler to prevent the transmission from overheating.
The BMW X5 E53 uses several different types of automatic transmission coolant pipes depending on the year of manufacture and engine type:
2000-2006 (M56/M57) Diesel:
* 24111228785 – Upper tube
* 24111228786 – Lower tube
2003-2006 (M62) Gasoline:
* 24117545075 – Upper tube
* 24117545076 – Lower tube
2006-2010 (N62, N52) Gasoline:
* 24117595457 – Upper tube
* 24117595458 – Lower tube
2007-2010 (N54) Gasoline:
* 24117576335 – Upper tube
* 24117576336 – Lower tube
Symptoms of faulty automatic transmission cooling pipes:
*Transmission fluid leak
* Transmission overheating
* Gear slippage
* Shocks and jolts when shifting gears
Replacing automatic transmission cooling pipes:
Replacing automatic transmission coolant pipes is a complex task that requires special tools and knowledge. It is recommended to contact a car service to perform this procedure.
The replacement procedure usually includes the following steps:
1. Raising the car
2. Draining transmission fluid
3. Disconnecting automatic transmission cooling pipes
4. Installation of new automatic transmission cooling pipes
5. Filling the transmission with new fluid
6. Bleeding the cooling system
Prevention:
To extend the life of automatic transmission cooling pipes, it is recommended:
* Regularly service the automatic transmission, including replacing the transmission fluid and filter
* Monitor the transmission fluid level
* Avoid overloading the transmission