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Owner's Manual

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Contents

From A to Z

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Congratulations, and thank you for choosing a BMW.

Thorough familiarity with your vehicle will provide you with enhanced control and

security when you drive it. We therefore have this request:

Please take the time to read this Owner's Manual and familiarize yourself with the

information that we have compiled for you before starting oﬀ in your new BMW. The

manual contains important data and instructions intended to assist you in obtaining

maximum satisfaction from your BMW's unique array of advanced technical fea-

tures. It also contains information on vehicle maintenance designed to enhance

operating safety while simultaneously helping you to maintain your BMW's value

throughout an extended service life. For additional information refer to the supple-

mental manuals.

This Owner's Manual should be considered a permanent part of this vehicle. It

should stay with the vehicle when sold to provide the next owner with important

operating, safety and maintenance information.

We wish you an enjoyable driving experience.

BMW M

Preface

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Reprinting, including excerpts,

only with the written consent of

BMW AG, Munich.

Order no. 01 41 0 156 830

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Notes

Overview

Controls and features

About this Owner's Manual 8

Symbols used 8

Your individual vehicle 8

Status at time of printing 9

For your own safety 9

Symbol on vehicle parts 10

Service and Warranty 10

Reporting safety defects 10

Cockpit 14

Instrument cluster 15

Indicator and warning lamps 16

Steering wheel with multifunction

buttons 19

Warning triangle 20

First-aid kit 20

Refueling 20

Fuel speciﬁcations 22

Tire inﬂation pressure 22

Opening and closing:

Keys 26

Central locking system 26

Opening and closing –

via the door lock 27

Opening and closing –

via the remote control 28

Opening and closing –

from the inside 31

Luggage compartment lid 32

Luggage compartment 34

Alarm system 35

Electric power windows 36

Sliding/tilt sunroof 38

Adjustments:

Sitting safely 40

Seats 40

BMW M sport seat 41

BMW comfort seat 42

Head restraints 43

BMW active seat 43

Safety belts 44

Seat, mirror and

steering wheel memory 45

Seat heating 46

Steering wheel 47

Mirrors 48

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Operation, maintenance

Owner service procedures

Special operating instructions:

Break-in procedures 106

Driving notes 107

Antilock Brake System 107

Brake system 108

Wheels and tires:

Tire inﬂation pressure 109

Tire condition 109

Tire replacement 110

Wheel and tire

combinations 111

Special characteristics of winter

tires 112

Snow chains 112

In the engine compartment:

Hood 113

Engine compartment

essentials 114

Washer ﬂuids 115

Engine oil 115

Coolant 117

Brake ﬂuid 118

Maintenance:

The BMW Maintenance

System 119

Laws and regulations:

Technical modiﬁcations 120

California Proposition

65 Warning 120

OBD interface socket 121

Replacement procedures:

Onboard tool kit 124

Windshield wiper blades 124

Lamps and bulbs 124

Repairing a ﬂat tire 128

Battery 131

Fuses 132

Assistance, giving and

receiving:

Jump-starting 133

Towing the vehicle 135

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Technical data

Index

Engine data 140

Dimensions 141

Weights 142

Capacities 143

Everything from A to Z 146

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About this Owner's Manual

We have made every eﬀort to ensure

that you are able to ﬁnd what you need

in this Owner's Manual as quickly as

possible. The fastest way to ﬁnd certain

topics is by using the detailed index at

the end. If you are looking for a brief

initial summary of the essentials, please

turn to the ﬁrst chapter.

Should you wish to sell your BMW

at some time in the future, please

remember to hand over this Owner's

Manual to the new owner; it is an

important part of the vehicle.

If you have any questions, your BMW

center will be glad to advise you.

Symbols used

Indicates precautions that must

be followed precisely in order to

avoid the possibility of personal injury

and serious damage to the vehicle.

Contains information that will

assist you in gaining the optimum

beneﬁt from your vehicle and enable

you to care more eﬀectively for your

vehicle.

Refers to measures that can be

taken to help protect the environ-

ment.

< Marks the end of a speciﬁc item of

information.

*Indicates special equipment, country-

speciﬁc equipment and optional extras.

t Identiﬁes index entries that refer

to owner service procedures or topics

on vehicle maintenance.

Identiﬁes systems or components,

which can be activated or adapted

to suit an individual driver's require-

ments ("Vehicle Memory", "Key

Memory"). Refer to page .55

Activation and adjustments on some of

these systems can be performed at

your BMW center.

Your individual vehicle

On buying your BMW, you have

decided in favor of a model with individ-

ualized equipment and features. This

Owner's Manual describes all models

and equipment that BMW oﬀers within

the same group.

We hope you will understand that

equipment and features are included

which you might not have chosen for

your vehicle. You can easily identify any

diﬀerences with the aid of the asterisk *

used to identify all optional equipment

and accessories.

If your BMW features equipment which

is not described in this Owner's

Manual, Supplementary Owner's

Manuals are enclosed. We ask you to

read these manuals as well.

Notes

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Status at time of printing

BMW pursues a policy of continuous,

ongoing development designed to

ensure that our vehicles continue to

embody the highest quality and safety

standards combined with advanced,

state-of-the-art technology. For this

reason, it is possible that the features

described in this Owner's Manual could

diﬀer from those on your vehicle. Nor

can errors and omissions be entirely

ruled out. We therefore request your

understanding for the fact that we are

unable to recognize any legal claims

based on the data, illustrations or

descriptions in this manual.

For your own safety

Use unleaded gasoline only. Fuels

containing up to and including

10 % ethanol or other oxygenates with

up to 2.8 % oxygen by weight – i.e.

15 % MTBE or 3 % methanol plus an

equivalent amount of co-solvent – will

not void the applicable warranties

covering defects in materials or work-

manship. Field experience has indi-

cated signiﬁcant diﬀerences in fuel

quality – volatility, composition, addi-

tives, etc. among gasolines oﬀered for

sale in the United States and Canada.

The use of poor-quality fuels may result

in driveability, starting and stalling

problems, especially under certain

environmental conditions, such as high

ambient temperature and high altitude.

Should you encounter driveability prob-

lems that you suspect could be related

to the fuel you are using, we recom-

mend that you respond by switching to

a recognized high-quality brand.

Failure to comply with these recom-

mendations may result in unscheduled

maintenance.

Obey pertinent safety rules when you

are handling gasoline. <

Important safety information!

For your own safety, use genuine

parts and accessories approved by

BMW.

When you purchase accessories tested

and approved by BMW and Original

BMW Parts, you simultaneously acquire

the assurance that they have been thor-

oughly tested by BMW to ensure

optimum performance when installed

on your vehicle.

BMW warrants these parts to be free

from defects in material and workman-

ship.

BMW will not accept any liability for

damages resulting from installation of

parts and accessories not approved by

BMW.

BMW cannot test every product from

other manufacturers to verify if it can be

used on a BMW safely and without risk

to either the vehicle, its operation, or its

occupants.

Original BMW Parts, BMW Accessories

and other products approved by BMW,

together with professional advice on

using these items, are available from all

BMW centers.

Status at time of printing

Your individual vehicle

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Installation and operation of non-BMW

approved accessories such as alarms,

radios, ampliﬁers, radar detectors,

wheels, suspension components, brake

dust shields, telephones – including

operation of any portable cellular phone

from within the vehicle without using an

externally-mounted antenna – or trans-

ceiver equipment, e.g., CBs, walkie-

talkie, ham radio or similar accessories,

may cause extensive damage to the

vehicle, compromise its safety, interfere

with the vehicle's electrical system, or

aﬀect the validity of the BMW Limited

Warranty. See your BMW center for

additional information.<

Maintenance, replacement, or

repair of the emission control

devices and systems may be performed

by any automotive repair establishment

or individual using any certiﬁed auto-

motive part.<

Symbol on vehicle parts

Indicates that you should consult

the relevant section of this

Owner's Manual for information on a

particular part or assembly.

Service and Warranty

This manual is supplemented by a Ser-

vice and Warranty Information Booklet

for US models or a Warranty and Ser-

vice Guide Booklet for Canadian

models.

We recommend that you read this

publication thoroughly.

Your BMW is covered by the following

warranties:

>New Vehicle Limited Warranty

>Rust Perforation Limited Warranty

>Federal Emissions System Defect

Warranty

>Federal Emissions Performance War-

ranty

>California Emissions Control System

Limited Warranty

Detailed information about these

warranties is listed in the Service and

Warranty Information Booklet for US

models or in the Warranty and Service

Guide Booklet for Canadian models.

Reporting safety defects

The following only applies to vehicles

owned and operated in the US.

If you believe that your vehicle has a

defect which could cause a crash or

could cause injury or death, you should

immediately inform the National

Highway Traﬃc Safety Administration

NHTSA in addition to notifying BMW of

North America, LLC, P.O. Box 1227,

Westwood, New Jersey 07675-1227,

Telephone (800) 831-1117.

If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it

may open an investigation, and if it

ﬁnds that a safety defect exists in a

group of vehicles, it may order a recall

and remedy campaign. However,

NHTSA cannot become involved in indi-

vidual problems between you, your

dealer, or BMW of North America, LLC.

To contact NHTSA, you may either call

the Auto Safety Hotline toll-free at

1-800-424-9393 – or 366-0123 in

Washington, DC area – or write to:

NHTSA, U.S. Department of Transpor-

tation, Washington, D.C. 20590. You

can also obtain other information about

motor vehicle safety from the Hotline.

For your own safety

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Overview

Controls and features

Operation, maintenance

Owner service procedures

Index

Technical data

Overview

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1 Parking lamps/Low beams 84

2>Turn signal indicators 59

>Standing lamps 85

>High beams 85

>Headlamp ﬂasher 59

>Computer 77

3 Fog lamps 85

4 Wiper/Washer system 60

5 Central locking system 26

6 Hazard warning ﬂashers

7 Rear window defroster 90

8 Horn: the entire surface

9 Adjusting the steering wheel 47

Cockpit

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1 Fuel gauge 64

2 Indicator lamp for turn signal

indicator 18

3 Speedometer

4 Indicator lamp for high beams 18

5 Tachometer and engine oil

temperature gauge 64

6 Coolant temperature gauge 65

7 Indicator and warning lamps 16

to 18

8 CHECK button 66

9 Outside temperature display 63

10 Indicator lamp for Dynamic Stability

Control (DSC) 17

11 Trip odometer 63

12 Check Control display 66

13 Odometer 63

14 Service Interval Display 65

15 Trip odometer, reset to zero 63

16 Indicator and warning lamps 16

to 18

Instrument cluster

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16nIndicator and warning lamps

Technology that monitors itself

The system runs a check on the

warning and indicator lamps marked

by "●" each time you switch on the

ignition. They each light up once for dif-

ferent periods of time.

If a fault should occur in one of these

systems, the corresponding lamp does

not go out after the engine is started or

it lights up while the vehicle is moving.

The following section describes how

you should respond.

Red: stop immediately

Alternator charge current ●

The battery is no longer being

charged. Indicates a defective

alternator drive belt or a problem with

the alternator's charge circuit. Please

contact the nearest BMW center.

You should never attempt to con-

tinue driving with a defective drive

belt, as the engine could overheat and

sustain serious damage. A defective

drive belt will also make the vehicle

harder to steer.<

Engine oil pressure ●

May be accompanied by the

warning "STOP!ENGINE OIL-

PRESS" in the Check Control display

panel: stop the vehicle immediately and

switch oﬀ the engine. Check level of oil

in engine, top up as required. If oil level

is correct: please contact the nearest

BMW center.

Do not continue driving, as the

engine could sustain serious

damage from inadequate lubrication. <

Brake hydraulic system ●

Have the brake ﬂuid level

checked. Before driving further,

be sure to read the notes on pages 108

and 118.

The indicator lamp comes on together

with the "CHECK BRAKE LININGS"

message in the Check Control.

Brake hydraulic system warning

lamp for Canadian models.

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Indicator and warning lamps

Red: an important reminder

Parking brake ●

Comes on when you engage the

parking brake.

For additional information: refer to

page 58

Parking brake warning lamp for

Canadian models.

Please fasten safety belts ●

An acoustic signal sounds and a

message appears in the Check

Control for 4 to 8 seconds. The acous-

tical signal remains on until the belt is

fastened.

For additional information on safety

belts: refer to page 44

Airbags ●

Please have the system

inspected at your BMW center.

For additional information: refer to

page 49

Yellow: please have checked at

your earliest opportunity

Antilock Brake System

(ABS) ●

ABS has been deactivated in

response to a system malfunction. Con-

ventional braking eﬃciency is available

and unrestricted. Please have the

system inspected at your BMW center.

For additional information: refer to

page 107

ABS warning lamp for Canadian

models.

Dynamic Stability Control

(DSC) ●

DSC has been switched oﬀ or

has been deactivated because of a mal-

function. In the event of a malfunction,

have the system checked at your BMW

center.

For additional information: refer to

page 80

Dynamic Brake Control

(DBC) ●

Malfunction in DBC system.

Conventional braking performance

remains available with no loss of eﬃ-

ciency.

Have the system repaired by your BMW

center at the earliest possible opportu-

nity.

For additional information: refer to

page 80

Dynamic Brake Control (DBC)

warning lamp for Canadian

models.

Service Engine Soon ●

If the indicator lamp lights up

either continuously or intermit-

tently, this indicates a fault in the emis-

sions-related electronic systems.

Although the vehicle remains opera-

tional, you should have the systems

checked at your BMW center at the

earliest possible opportunity.

For additional information: refer to OBD

interface socket, page 121

Service Engine Soon warning

lamp for Canadian models.

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Green: for your information

Turn signal indicators

Flashes when the turn signal

indicators are on. Rapid

ﬂashing: indicates a system malfunc-

tion.

For additional information: refer to

page 59

Cruise control

Lights up when system is on:

available for operation via the

multifunction steering wheel.

For additional information: refer to

page 61

Front fog lamps

Lights up whenever you switch

on the front fog lamps.

For additional information: refer to

page 85

Blue: for your information

High beams

Lights up when the high beams

are on as well as when the

headlamp ﬂasher is activated.

For additional information: refer to

pages , 59 85

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Steering wheel with multifunction buttons

The controls integrated within the multi-

function steering wheel (MFL) have

been designed to allow you to operate

a number of accessories both quickly

and safely, without taking your eyes

from the road:

>Selected control functions for the

radio along with CD and cassette

player

>the cruise control

>selected telephone functions* and

>voice entry*.

The controls are active only when

the corresponding systems and

accessories are switched on.<

Press brieﬂy:

Receive a phone call, initiate dialing,

terminate a call.

Extended pressure:

Activate/deactivate voice entry.

Switch between phone and radio, cas-

sette and CD.

Forward:

>Radio

Press brieﬂy: station scan in FM band

Extended pressure: search function

>CD

Press brieﬂy: track scan

Extended pressure: search function

in track

>Cassette

Press brieﬂy: stop track scan or fast

forward

Extended pressure: fast forward

>Phone

Scan personal phone book.

Reverse: functions as forward.

Volume

Cruise control: select a stored setting.

Cruise control: store and accelerate (+)

or decelerate and store (–).

Cruise control: activate/interrupt/deac-

tivate.

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20nWarning triangle* First-aid kit* Refueling

The hazard warning triangle is readily

accessible. It is stored in the container

for the onboard tool kit mounted in the

luggage compartment lid.

To open the container, loosen the

wingnut(s).

Always observe all legal regula-

tions requiring a warning triangle

to be carried in the vehicle.<

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Under the front passenger's seat.

To remove: lift the button on the front

(arrow) and pull the ﬁrst-aid kit forward

out of its support.

To store: position the ﬁrst-aid kit in the

support, then push back until the button

engages.

Some of the articles contained in

the ﬁrst-aid kit have a limited

storage life and should be replaced at

periodic intervals. Please check the

expiration dates of each of the items

regularly, and replace any whose

expiration dates have passed. You can

acquire replacements in any drugstore

or pharmacy.

Always observe all legal regulations

requiring a ﬁrst-aid kit to be carried in

the vehicle. <

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Fuel ﬁller door

Before ﬁlling the tank, shut oﬀ the

engine. If you do not, fuel cannot

be ﬁlled into the tank and the Service

Engine Soon lamp may come on. <

To open the ﬁller door, press its front

edge.

If an electrical malfunction occurs, you

can unlock the fuel ﬁller door manually:

1. Use the handle to lower the trim

panel on the right side of the luggage

compartment

2. Pull the button with the fuel pump

symbol.

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Refueling

Always observe all safety notices

posted at the service station when

refueling. Never carry spare fuel con-

tainers in your vehicle. Whether empty

or full, these containers can leak, cause

an explosion, or lead to ﬁre in the event

of a collision. <

Simple and environmentally

friendly

Open the fuel ﬁller cap carefully to

prevent fuel from spraying out. Fuel

spray may cause injury. Do not attempt

to continue adding fuel to the last drop,

as this practice can cause fuel to spill.<

Keep the fuel ﬁller cap in the bracket

attached to the fuel ﬁller door.

When refueling, insert the ﬁller nozzle

completely into the ﬁller pipe. Pulling the

nozzle out of the pipe during refueling

>results in premature pump shutoﬀ

>and will reduce the eﬀect of the vapor

recovery system on the pump.

As long as the ﬁller nozzle is used prop-

erly, the fuel tank is full whenever the

nozzle shuts oﬀ the ﬁrst time.

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Reﬁll early to avoid damaging the

catalytic converter; never attempt

to drive to the last drop of fuel in the

tank.<

Tank capacity: approx. 18.5 gal.

(70 liters), with reserve of approx.

2.5 gal. (10 liters).

Close the fuel ﬁller cap carefully

after refueling until a click is

heard. While closing, be sure not to

squeeze the strap which is fastened to

the cap. A loose or missing cap will

activate the message "CHECK FILLER

CAP" in the Check Control. <

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The engine uses lead-free gasoline

only.

Required fuel:

>Premium Unleaded Gasoline,

min. 91 AKI.

AKI = Anti Knock Index

Never use leaded fuel, as it would

cause permanent and irreparable

damage to both the oxygen sensor and

the catalytic converter. <

The inﬂation pressures are indicated

on a warning sticker attached to the

B-pillar behind the driver's door (visible

with door open).

Check tire pressures

All pressure speciﬁcations are indicated

in psi (kilopascal) for tires at ambient

temperature (refer also to the next

page).

After correcting the inﬂation pres-

sures in the tires, reactivate the

Flat Tire Monitor, refer to page .82 <

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Check tire inﬂation pressures on a

regular basis, at least every two

weeks, and before every extended

journey. Otherwise, incorrect tire pres-

sure can lead to driving instability, tire

damage and accidents.<

Comply with tire approval

speciﬁcations

The inﬂation pressures in the table

apply to BMW approved tire sizes and

tire manufacturers. Your BMW center is

familiar with these pressures. Higher

pressures may be speciﬁed for tires

made by other manufacturers.

Your vehicle is equipped with tires

which not only meet US standards, but

also European standards. We recom-

mend the exclusive use of BMW

approved tires.

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Tire inﬂation pressure

BMW Tires

All pressure speciﬁcations in

the table are indicated in psi

(kilopascal) with cold tires

(cold = ambient temperature)

245/40 ZR 18 35 (240) - 44 (300) -

275/35 ZR 18 - 38 (260) - 48 (330)

235/45 R 17 94 H M+S 35 (240) 38 (260) 39 (270) 46 (320)

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26nKeys Central locking system

1 The master keys with remote control

determine the functions of the Key

Memory. Refer to page .55

You can mark individual keys for sub-

sequent identiﬁcation by applying the

colored decals that you received

when accepting delivery of your

vehicle

There is an extended-life battery

in every master key that is

charged automatically in the ignition

lock as you drive.

For this reason, if you have a master

key that is not in regular use, you

should use that key approx. once every

year while driving for an extended

period to charge the battery. For addi-

tional information refer to page .28 <

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2 Spare key for storage in a safe place

such as in your wallet. This key is not

intended for continuous use

3 Door and ignition key

The lock for the glove compartment

cannot be operated with this key.

This is recommended for valet

parking, for instance

The concept

The central locking system is ready for

operation when both front doors are

closed. The system engages and

releases the locks on the

>doors

>luggage compartment lid

>fuel ﬁller door.

The central locking system can be

operated

>from outside via the driver's door lock

as well as via the remote control

>from inside via the central locking

system button.

The fuel ﬁller door is not locked when

you open the vehicle from the inside

(refer to page ). The anti-theft system 31

is automatically armed whenever you

activate the central locking system from

outside of the vehicle. Both the door

locks and release handles remain

locked. The alarm system is also acti-

vated or deactivated.

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Opening and closing – via the remote control

To unlock

Press button.

Press the button once to unlock the

driver's door and the fuel ﬁller door

only; press a second time to unlock all

remaining doors as well as the luggage

compartment lid.

Convenience opening mode

Press and hold button to open the elec-

tric power windows and sliding/tilt sun-

roof.

To lock and secure

Press button.

Vehicles without armored glass:

Do not lock the vehicle if anyone

will be remaining inside, as it would

then be impossible for the occupant(s)

to disengage the locks from the

inside. <

To deactivate the tilt alarm sensor

and the interior motion sensor

Press button a second time immedi-

ately after locking.

For additional information: refer to

page 36.

To switch on the interior lamps

With the vehicle locked, press button.

To open the luggage

compartment lid

Press button.

The luggage compartment lid will open

slightly, regardless of whether the lid

was previously locked or unlocked.

Before and after a trip, be sure

that the luggage compartment lid

has not been opened unintentionally.<

Panic mode

Provided that the alarm system is

armed, you can respond to imminent

danger by holding down the button for

between two and ﬁve seconds.

To cancel alarm

Press button.

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For US owners only

The transmitter and receiver units

comply with part 15 of the FCC (Federal

Communications Commission) regula-

tions. Operation is governed by the

following:

FCC ID: LX8EWS

LX8FZVS

LX8FZVE

Compliance statement:

This device complies with part 15 of the

FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions:

>This device may not cause harmful

interference, and

>this device must accept any interfer-

ence received, including interference

that may cause undesired operation.

Any unauthorized modiﬁcations

to these devices could void the

user's authority to operate the equip-

ment.<

Opening and closing – via the remote control

External systems

External systems or devices may cause

local interference in the functions of the

remote control.

If this should occur, you can unlock and

lock the vehicle via the door lock with a

master key.

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The lock

Only the master key (refer to page ) 26

ﬁts in the lock for the luggage compart-

ment lid.

To open separately

Turn the master key to the left in the

luggage compartment lock, continuing

until it stops – the luggage compart-

ment lid will open slightly.

The luggage compartment is locked

again as soon as you close the lid.

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To secure separately

Turn the master key to the right past the

pressure point and then pull it out in the

horizontal position.

This locks the luggage compartment

and disconnects it from the central

locking system. This feature can be

used to prevent unauthorized access to

the luggage compartment when you

hand over the door and ignition key 3

(refer to page ) for valet parking, etc. 26

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Manual operation

(in the event of an electrical malfunc-

tion)

Turn the master key to the left in the

luggage compartment lock all the way

to the stop – the luggage compartment

lid will open slightly.

The luggage compartment is locked

again as soon as you close the lid.

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Luggage compartment lid

To open from the outside

Press the button (arrow): the luggage

compartment lid opens slightly.

The luggage compartment is illumi-

nated when the luggage compartment

lid is opened.

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To open from the inside

Provided the luggage compartment has

not been locked separately, you can

use this button to open it when the

vehicle is stationary.

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To close

The handle recess (arrow) next to the

lock mechanism is designed to assist

you in closing the luggage compart-

ment lid.

Operate the vehicle only when

the luggage compartment lid is

completely closed. An open lid would

allow exhaust fumes to penetrate into

the interior of the vehicle. Should it be

absolutely necessary to operate the

vehicle with the luggage compartment

lid open:

>Close all windows. Shut the sliding/

tilt sunroof

>Set the automatic climate control for

maximum airﬂow, refer to page .89

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Alarm system

The concept

The vehicle alarm system responds:

>When a door, the hood or the lug-

gage compartment lid are opened

>To movement inside the vehicle (inte-

rior motion sensor)

>Variations in the vehicle's tilt angle of

the kind that occur during attempts to

steal the wheels or tow the vehicle

>To interruption of battery voltage.

The system responds to unauthorized

vehicle entry and attempted theft by

simultaneously activating the following:

>Sounding an acoustical alarm for

30 seconds

>The hazard warning ﬂashers are acti-

vated for approx. ﬁve minutes

>The high beams ﬂash on and oﬀ in

the same rhythm as the hazard

warning ﬂashers.

To arm and disarm the

alarm system

When the vehicle is locked or unlocked

with the key or the remote control, the

alarm system is also simultaneously

armed or disarmed.

You can have diﬀerent acknowl-

edgment messages set to conﬁrm

arming and disarming.<

You can also open the luggage com-

partment lid when the system is armed

by pressing the button on the remote

control (refer to page ). When you 29

close the luggage compartment lid, the

luggage compartment is secured again.

Indicator lamp displays

>The indicator lamp below the interior

rearview mirror ﬂashes continuously:

the system is armed

>The indicator lamp ﬂashes during

arming: a door (or doors), the hood,

luggage compartment lid or rear

window are not completely closed.

Even if you do not respond by

securing the indicated area, the

system will start monitoring all other

areas, and the indicator lamp ﬂashes

continuously after 10 seconds. How-

ever, the interior motion sensor is not

activated

>If the indicator lamp goes out when

the system is disarmed: no manipula-

tion or attempted intrusions have

been detected in the period since the

system was armed

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>If the indicator lamp ﬂashes for

10 seconds when the system is dis-

armed: an attempted entry has been

detected in the period since the

system was armed.

Following triggering of an alarm, the

indicator lamp will ﬂash continuously.

Avoiding unintentional alarms

The tilt alarm sensor and interior motion

sensor may be switched oﬀ at the same

time. You can do this to prevent an

unintentional alarm from being trig-

gered (in garages with elevator ramps,

for instance), or when the vehicle is

transported by trailer or train:

Actuate the lock (= arm the system)

twice; in other words, press button 2 of

the remote control twice in succession

(refer to page ). You may also actuate 29

the locks twice with the key (refer to

page 27).

The indicator lamp lights up brieﬂy and

then ﬂashes continuously. The tilt alarm

sensor and the interior motion sensor

are deactivated as long as the system is

armed.

Interior motion sensor

In order for the interior motion sensor to

function properly, the windows and

sliding/tilt sunroof must be completely

closed.

Nevertheless, you should deactivate

the interior motion sensor (refer to

"Avoiding unintentional alarms") if

>children or animals are left in the

vehicle

>the windows or the sliding/tilt sunroof

are being left open. To open and close windows

In ignition key position 1 and 2:

>Depress the rocker switch until you

feel resistance:

The window continues moving for as

long as you maintain pressure on the

switch

>Press the rocker switch beyond the

pressure point:

The window moves automatically.

Press the switch a second time to

stop the window.

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Electric power windows

After the ignition has been switched oﬀ:

>You can still operate the power win-

dows as long as neither of the front

doors has been opened. To open a

window, press the switch beyond the

pressure point.

When leaving the vehicle, always

remove the ignition key from the

lock and remember to close the doors

to prevent children from operating the

power windows and injuring them-

selves, etc.<

For convenience operation via the door

lock or remote control, refer to page 27

or 29.

Safety feature

A contact strip is located on the inside

upper frame of each of the windows. If

pressure is exerted against this contact

strip while a window is being raised, the

system will respond by stopping the

window and then retracting it slightly.

Despite this safety feature, be

extremely careful to ensure that

the closing path of the window is not

obstructed. Otherwise, an object might

not touch the contact strip in some situ-

ations (very thin objects, for instance).

You can disable this safety feature by

pressing the switch beyond the pres-

sure point and holding it.

Because the power windows are sealed

at high pressure to prevent wind noise

when closed, a powerful motor is

required for eﬃcient closing. When

closing the windows, always be sure

that they are not obstructed in any way.

Unsupervised use of these systems can

result in serious personal injury.

Remove the ignition key to deactivate

the electric power windows whenever

you leave the vehicle. Never leave the

keys in the vehicle with unsupervised

children. Never place anything that

could obstruct the driver's vision on or

next to the windows.<

Safety switch

With the safety switch you can prevent

the rear windows from being opened

or closed via the switch in the rear pas-

senger area (by children, for example).

Press the safety switch whenever

children are riding in the rear of

the vehicle. Careless use of the power

windows can lead to injury.<

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Product specificaties

Merk:	BMW
Categorie:	Auto
Model:	M5 (2003)

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