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BMW 535I XDRIVE Automobile User Manual

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1. in rear 47 Communication 19 22 171 Compact Disc refer to CD 153 Compartments refer to Storage compartments 117 Computer 86 Computer refer to Control Center 19 automatic climate control 109 BC 89 changing settings 91 display menus 22 displays in the Control Display 88 language selection 91 setting time and date 91 status lines 24 symbols 21 Condition Based Service CBS 193 Confirming a menu item in the Control Display 20 Connecting car vacuum cleaner 119 Consumption display 87 Contrast during TV operation 161 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Control Center 19 assistance window 23 automatic climate control 109 changing menu page 20 changing settings 91 confirm selection or entry 20 display menus 22 display help texts 23 language selection 91 lists 20 menu entry selection 20 rear 24 selecting units of measure and display format 91 setting time and date 91 status lines 24 symbols 21 symbols and lists 20 Control Center setting brightness 92 Control Display 19 rear 24 Controller refer to Control Center 19 Controls 12 16 Convenience operation of windows and sliding tilt sunroof 36 37 Convenience starting feature 62 Coolant 190 191 Cooler refer to Rear cooler 116 Cooling adjustment rear air conditioner 111 Copyright 2 Cornering Brake Control CBC 96 Country o
2. Do not route the belt across your neck or run it across sharp edges Be sure that the belt does not become caught or jammed Avoid wearing loose or bulky clothing that would prevent the belt from resting securely against your body pull on the shoulder strap periodically to keep it ten sioned In the event of a frontal impact a loose lap belt could slide over your hips leading to abdominal injury In addition the safety belt s restraint effectiveness is reduced if the belt is worn loosely Expectant mothers should always wear their safety belts taking care to position the lap belt against the lower hips where it will not exert pressure against the abdom inal area 4 For putting on safety belts refer to page 50 Seats For your personal safety when adjusting the seat position please follow the instruc tions below carefully Never attempt to adjust your seat while operating the vehicle The seat could respond with unexpected move ment and the ensuing loss of vehicle con trol could lead to an accident Never recline the backrest to an extremely horizontal position while operating the vehicle this precaution is especially important for front passengers and the occupants of electric power rear seats to remember Failure to observe these pre cautions can prevent the belts from pro viding effective protection against injury as passengers could slide under the belts in an accident 4 45 Online Edition for Pa
3. Spwal 5 mph 1 Select computer BC 2 Selectand activate the Distance entry function Turn the controller to the left or right to select the distance to your destination 3 Press the controller to confirm your entry Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Setting and revising speed limit Select Limit and confirm your selec tion Select SET and confirm Turn the controller to the left or right to select the preset speed Press the controller to confirm your entry The speed limit function is now active To switch off or switch on again Select Limit and confirm your selec tion Select ON OFF and confirm ON OFF is highlighted when the speed limit function is activated Adopting your current speed as the limit 1 2 Select Limit and confirm your selec tion Select im and confirm This resets the stopwatch to zero and then restarts it The system adopts your current speed as the limit I If for instance the warning sector in the tachometer is visible refer to page 82 the speed limit will be indicated by a warning sector in the speedometer see arrow A message appears in the Check Control when you exceed the preset speed limit Vehicle speed must fall back to at least 3 mph 5 km h below the preset speed before the speed warning will be repeated Assistance window for Car data CENT W Beverty Hiii Flarege Cenienpie
4. Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Switching Dolby on off E Activate only when playing cassettes L that were recorded with Dolby B or Dolby C as the quality of sound reproduc tion will otherwise suffer from a loss of high frequency response 4 1 Select Tape and confirm 2 Select Dolby and continue pressing until you obtain the best sound quality The system switches between Dolby B and Dolby C or switches off the Dolby function The selected noise suppression mode is indicated as Dolby B or Dolby C Searching for music tracks Fast forward reverse Select the direction EE Press twice briefly or once for a longer period pe 1 Tapes 2 Next or Back When it reaches the end of the tape the player automatically switches to the other side To interrupt the fast forward function ET LE Music search E For the music search feature to operate there must be pauses of at least 4 seconds between the individual music selections 4 Switch on the music search feature The tape is wound forward or back to the next music selection and switches to the other side when it reaches the end of the current side To interrupt the fast forward function 159 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG TV For your own Safety the TV picture is only shown on the rear screen gt Due to the quality of mobile reception reduced picture qualit
5. adapter for spare key 34 Kickdown 68 L Lamps 102 fog lamps 103 high beams standing lamps 103 interior lamps 103 parking lamps low beams 102 Language control 18 26 Last 176 Last dest 136 Last exit 139 Latch refer to LATCH child restraint system 59 LATCH child restraint system 59 LEDs light emitting diodes 104 Left for automatic climate control 109 for heated seats 51 Length 209 Level control system 101 License plate lamp bulb replacement 197 217 Everything from A to Z Light emitting diodes LEDs 104 Lighter 119 Lighting of instruments 103 Lights on warning 102 Light switch 102 Limit 89 Limited Release 25 Limit selection adjustment 89 Litter container 117 L mode on automatic transmission 67 Loading the vehicle 126 Location 135 141 142 Lock code 174 Locking from inside 37 from outside 35 LOGIC7 for audio operation 148 Louvers 105 Low beams 102 automatic 102 Lower back support refer to Lumbar support 46 Lug bolts 199 Luggage compartment lid emergency release 40 manual operation 40 opening and locking separately 39 opening from the inside 39 opening from the outside 38 operating via remote control 36 Luggage compartment lid control automatic 36 40 Luggage compartment net 40 Luggage compartment volume 210 218 Luggage rack refer to Roof mounted luggage rack 127 Lug wrench 198 Lum
6. speed then displayed is stored and reached on a clear road 2 Desired speed store and decrease Pull back the lever The current driving speed is rounded off to the next 5 mile place 10 km h displayed and stored Each time the lever is pulled back again the desired speed is decreased by another 5 mph 10 km h until the minimum speed of 20 mph 30 km h is reached The speed then displayed is stored and reached ona clear road 3 Deactivate system Press the lever up or down while the system is active The displays in the speed ometer disappear You can use the system again as required In addition the system is deactivated auto matically gt when you apply pressure to the brake pedal gt when you select the automatic trans mission s neutral range N gt when you deactivate the Dynamic Sta bility Control DSC gt when you actuate the parking brake during driving gt when the system reduces the speed to below 20 mph 30 km h due to a traffic situation The system deactivates automatically when the speed is set to below 20 mph 30 km h A gong sounds and a message appears in the Check Control The active intervention of the driver is required 4 Background lighting You can switch off the background lighting of the speedometer and tachometer gt when you have deactivated the system gt when the prewarning field in the tachometer has gone out refer to page 82 78 gt when the de
7. 1 Ifnecessary start by manually releasing the parking brake 2 Then release the automatic transmis sion s lockout manually refer to page 70 J ump starting and towing refer to pages 202 and 203 What you will need 1 Screwdriver handle 2 Emergency release tool 3 10mm open end wrench You will find the required tools in the onboard tool kit mounted on the inside of 65 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr the luggage compartment lid refer to page 195 Insert the emergency release tool in the screwdriver handle as shown in the illustra tion Releasing 1 Remove the floor mat and the cover on the spare tire 2 Guide the emergency release tool with the screwdriver handle into the opening arrow 1 3 Apply the open end wrench to the hexagon on the emergency release tool Press against the resistance from the spring to guide the emergency release tool all the way in then hold it in place Turn the emergency release tool in the direction indicated by arrow 2 con tinuing until you hear the mechanism snap into place and feel resistance maintain pressure on the tool after the mechanism engages 4 Use the open end wrench to turn the emergency release tool against the drive unit s mechanical resistance con tinuing to rotate it in arrow direction 2 until you feel a substantial increase in turning effort To prevent possible damage to the rear brakes always
8. 189 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Under the hood Engine compartment u Engine oil dipstick see below Checking oil level Brake fluid reservoir located beneath the microfilter cover 192 Reservoir for windshield and headlamp washer system 73 Engine oil filler neck 191 Coolant expansion tank 192 Auxiliary terminal for jump starting 203 Engine oil Checking oil level 190 1 Park the vehicle on a level surface 2 Switch the engine off after it has reached normal operating temperature 3 After approx 5 minutes pull the dip stick out and wipe it off with a clean lint free cloth paper towel or similar mate rial 4 Carefully push the dipstick all the way into the guide tube and pull it out again 5 The oil should extend to between the two marks on the dipstick As is the case with fuel economy the rate at which the engine uses oil is strongly influenced by driving style and operating conditions Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The oil quantity between the two marks on the dipstick is approx 1 1 US quarts 1 liter Do not fill beyond the upper mark on the dipstick Excess oil can damage the engine Adding engine oil Wait until the level has dropped to just above the lower mark before adding oil BMW engines are designed to ope EN rate without additives and their use could even lead to damage in some cases This also
9. Acoustic signals The signal indicating the distance to the nearest obstacle is directional Thus an object detected to the left rear of the vehicle will be indicated by a signal tone from the left rear speaker etc As the distance between vehicle and object decreases the intervals between the tones become shorter The signal tone becomes continuous once the distance to the nearest object falls to below roughly 1 ft 30 cm The warning signal is canceled after approx 3 seconds when the distance to an object remains constant during this time if you are moving parallel to a wall for instance Malfunctions The indicator lamp within the button flashes and a status message appears in the Check Control Please take note of the supplementary information provided in the Control Display Switch the system off and have the cause of the malfunction corrected by your BMW center 93 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technology for comfort convenience and safety PDC with visual waming tac i Recirc air MFL TPM You also enjoy the option of having the system show distances to objects in the Control Display The Control Display will also indicate the presence of objects in green before they are close enough to gen erate a signal tone Select PDC pic from the Settings menu and confirm your selection This activates the PDC display The display then appears in the Control Disp
10. None Release 25 Notebook of voice command system 28 Nozzles 105 NTSC during TV operation 161 O OBD interface socket 194 Occupant restraint systems 50 55 Odometer 82 Oil additives 191 Oil change intervals refer to Service Interval Display 83 Oil consumption 190 Oil dipstick 190 Oil specifications 191 OK for DVD operation 167 ON OFF speed limit 89 Onboard computer refer to Computer 92 Onboard Diagnostic OBD interface socket 194 Onboard tool kit 195 On country 136 12 3 175 On location 135 On town city 136 Opening and closing from inside 37 from outside 35 Operating temperatures in cassette deck mode 158 in CD changer mode 156 in CD player mode 153 in DVD mode 163 in radio mode 149 Oral note 28 Orientation changing the display 138 Orientation menu 19 Orientation to north 138 Outside temperature display 82 P Paint and finish care refer to Care manual PAL during TV operation 161 Panic mode 36 Park detent refer to Transmission lockout 68 70 Park Distance Control PDC 93 Parked car ventilation 112 Indep ventil 112 Set time 1 113 Set time 2 113 Switch time 1 113 Switch time 2 113 Parking aid 93 Parking brake 62 Automatic Hold 63 Manual operation 65 Parking lamp bulb replacement 196 Parking lamps 102 Parking with Automatic Hold 64 Particle filter 111 Passenger side mirror tilt function 55
11. engaging the starter and allowing it to run until the engine starts after which it then disengages automatically The automatic starting mode will not operate or will be canceled if the battery voltage is low The engine can be started by jump starting refer to page 202 4 Do not allow the engine to warm up by leaving it running while the vehicle remains stationary Instead begin to drive immedi ately at a moderate engine speed E If you have accidentally switched off L the engine while driving it can be restarted from a speed of approx 3 mph 5 km h by pressing the button Itis not necessary to depress the brake pedal lt 4 62 Under the following conditions you should press the accelerator pedal halfway down when starting gt Ifthe engine fails to start on the first attempt for instance if it is very hot or cold gt During a cold start at high altitudes from approx 3 281 ft 1 000 m at very low temperatures from approx 5 F 15 C Refrain from starting the vehicle repeatedly at brief intervals and avoid an excessive number of starting attempts if the vehicle fails to start repeated activation of the starter over an extended period would allow unburned or only partially combusted fuel to enter the catalytic converter where it can cause overheating and damage to the unit 4 Switching off the engine With the vehicle stationary briefly press the start stop button This also activates the radi
12. gt It might occur that the Weather Band station is not available in some regions 4 152 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG CD Compact Disc r TO prevent CDs from being copied ea illegally they are often provided with copy protection by the manufacturer Please observe the information on your CD These CDs differ from the CD Audio Stan dard Red Book on the basis of which all CD players and changers are designed Under certain circumstances this can pre vent or restrict the playing of CDs on your CD player In this case please contact the CD dealer or manufacturer 4 TC If you play self recorded audio CDs faults e g drop outs can occur or the CD is not played at all 4 ri With self recorded CDs labels applied later can become detached during playback due to the development of heat causing irreparable damage to the device 4 Operating temperatures I Only operate the CD player at tem LE peratures of 5 F 15 C to 140 F 60 C otherwise malfunctions can occur Even when switched off the device should only be exposed to temperatures between 13 F 25 C and 185 F 85 C 4 Atmospheric humidity High levels of humidity inside the player can condense on the laser s scan lens and prevent it from reading the CD Starting Insert the CD in the slot If a CD is already inserted in the CD player Start playback Select CD and confirm pe 1 gt
13. gt N is selected automatically whenever LE the remote control unit remains locked in the ignition lock after the ignition is switched off This function is useful in automatic car washes etc After approx 30 minutes the system auto matically engages P Remember to observe the Check Control for status mes sages 4 D Drive Automatic Press the selector lever down con tinuing beyond the detent This is the range recommended for normal vehicle opera tion All forward gears are available Under normal operating conditions fuel consumption is lowest when driving in position D 68 Kickdown The kickdown mode provides maximum acceleration Press the accelerator pedal beyond full throttle detent point L mode We recommend the L mode for times when you wish to suppress certain shifts for instance when ascending or descending steep grades When the L mode is activated the transmis sion remains in your current gear which also appears in the Info Display refer to page 67 The transmission continues to shift through the available ratios but does not proceed beyond the gear in the display LD Activating the L mode Press the L D button on the steering wheel The transmission downshifts when you press the buttons on the rim of the steering wheel briefly The newly selected limit appears in the Info Display The transmission only executes downshifts that will result in a plausible combination of
14. high lateral accelerations can likewise result in a delayed response from the Flat Tire Monitor 4 System malfunctions The symbol will appear in yellow in the Check Control and a message will appear Please refer to the additional information supplied in the Control Display and have the system inspected at your BMW center TPM Tire Pressure Monitor The concept TPM monitors inflation pressures in all four tires while you drive The system provides an alert whenever the inflation pressure drops significantly below the specified pressure in one or more tires To initialize TPM start by checking the inflation pressures in all four tires and com paring them with those specified in the table on page 185 correcting them as nec essary Then proceed to initialize the system This symbol will appear in the Check Control to inform you when the inflation pressure varies from that stored in the system A text message appears at the same time Please take note of the additional informa tion in the Control Display You can find more information on the Check Control starting on page 85 The TPM cannot alert you to severe and sudden tire damage caused by external factors 4 Initializing the system AUTO P PDC pit Comfort EDC Recre air MFL lt 1 With the vehicle parked switch on the ignition 2 Select TPM from the Settings menu and confirm your selection The initial ization menu appears INIT
15. learning process as the car is driven and memorizes these ref erence pressures This one off learning takes at least 10 minutes after which the Flat Tire Monitor is able to detect and indi cate a flat tire Repeat this process after any changes in tire inflation pressure tire rotation or replacement NO Select and confirm to return to the Set tings menu Flat tire The symbol will light up red accompanied by a status message in the Check Control gt Vehicles with standard tires If this occurs reduce vehicle speed immediately and stop the vehicle Avoid hard and sudden steering and braking maneuvers Replace the defective tire gt Vehicles with run flat tires If this occurs carefully but quickly reduce vehicle speed to below 50 mph 80 km h Avoid hard and sudden steering and braking maneuvers Additional information on run flat tires is provided on page 186 Please take note of the additional informa tion in the Control Display Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG I F Check the tire inflation pressure regu LE larly and correct it if necessary refer to page 185 Do not initialize the system when snow chains are fitted False alarms and unde tected loss of pressure may occur in such situations When driving on snow covered or slippery surfaces it may take some time fora loss of tire pressure to be indicated A sports driving style spinning of the driven wheels
16. sb cee Sie Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG FM or AM Each time you confirm AM the system alternately switches between the AM waveband and the Autostore mode Each time you confirm FM the system alternately switches between Memorized Stations and the Autostore mode 2 Turn and press the controller to select stored stations gt sb cae EEr LCT wt 1 Radiot 2 Station 1 12 Weather Band Weather Radio is a service of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA of the U S Department of Com merce Weather messages are repeated every four to six minutes and are routinely revised every one to three hours or more frequently if needed Most of the stations operate 24 hours daily During severe weather National Weather Service fore casters can interrupt the routine weather broadcasts and substitute special warning messages If you have a question con cerning NOAA Weather Radio please con tact your nearest National Weather Service Office or write to National Weather Service Attn W OM11 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1325 East West Highway Silver Spring MD 20910 151 Radio Selecting Weather Band 1 Select WB and confirm your selection FM fe 5 AM CHANNEL CHARME co Who hire CHANNEL a CHANNEL Mamor CHANNEL 2 Select Weather Band station and con firm
17. 02 BMW AG Track 209 Traction Control System refer to DSC 94 Traffic congestion refer to Selecting new route 139 Transmission automatic transmission with L mode 67 automatic transmission with Steptronic 69 Transmission lockout 68 manual release 70 Transporting children safely 57 Travel route refer to Route 138 Tread depth tires 186 Treble 147 Treble in sound system operation 148 Trip odometer 82 Trunk lid refer to luggage compartment lid 38 Turning circle 209 Turn signal indicators 71 bulb replacement 196 197 TV 146 160 161 TV 160 adjusting picture 161 adjusting the tone 147 controls 146 NTSC 161 PAL 161 SECAM 161 selecting programs 160 selecting standard 161 storing programs 160 switching on 160 volume 147 TV format 161 U Undercoating refer to Care manual Uniform Tire Quality Grading UTQR 187 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Universal garage door opener refer to Integrated universal remote control 114 Upholstery care refer to Care manual Used batteries 201 V Vacuum cleaner connection 119 Valve caps 199 Vehicle battery 200 Vehicle dimensions 209 Vehicle keys 34 Vehicle Memory 60 Ventilation 108 Ventilation draft free 108 Ventilation while parked 112 Vents ventilation 105 Video 146 View for navigation 138 139 Viscosity 191 Voice command system 18 26 Voice guidance for
18. 1 High beams Press the tab down see arrow Always wear gloves and eye protec tion the atmosphere within the bulb is pressurized Failure to observe this pre caution can lead to personal injury should the bulb be damaged lt 4 1 High beams H7 bulb 55 watts 1 Remove the cover 2 Turn the bulb holder to the left and remove 3 Remove and replace the bulb Xenon lamps The service life of these bulbs is very long and the probability of a failure is very low provided that they are not switched on and off an unusual number of times In the unlikely event that one of these lamps should fail you can respond by switching on your fog lamps and proceeding care fully where allowed by law 196 To avoid risk of potentially fatal inju ries owing to the extremely high vol tages at which these units operate service work should always be entrusted to quali fied personnel 4 Parking and standing lamps In the event of a malfunction please con tact your BMW center Tum signal indicator front Two bulbs 21 watts P 21 W 1 Turn the bulb holder to the left and remove 2 Apply gentle pressure to the bulb while turning it to the left for removal and replacement Side mounted turn signal indicators a P al Bulb 5 watts W 5 W 1 Press againstthe front edge ofthe lamp with the tip of your finger then pushitto the rear and release the detent at the front 2 Turn the lamp 90 and remo
19. 11 02 BMW AG 188 Special characteristics of winter tires 188 Snow chains Under the hood 189 Hood 190 Engine compartment 190 Engine oil 191 Coolant 192 Brake fluid 192 Brake hydraulic systems Maintenance 193 The BMW Maintenance System 193 Care Rules and regulations 194 California Proposition 65 Warning 194 OBD connector Replacing components 195 Onboard tool kit 195 Windshield wiper blades 195 Lamps and bulbs 197 Changing a tire 200 Battery 201 Fuses Giving and receiving assistance 202 Warning triangle 202 First aid kit 202 J ump starting 203 Towing Technical data 208 Engine specifications 209 Dimensions 210 Weights 211 Capacities Everything from A to Z 212 Contents Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Communications rie Navigation Notes Notes Using this Owner s Manual In compiling this Owner s Manual we have made every effort to furnish you with a con venient reference source affording quick access to all the essentials The fastest way to find detailed information on any specific subject is to turn to the comprehensive index at the back of the manual For a brief initial overview please refer to the first chapter Should the day come when you decide to sell your BMW please remember to make certain that the new owner receives this manual it is an important part of the vehicle If you have any additional questions your BMW center will be glad
20. 137 Route guid 137 140 Route map 138 Route selec 137 Route selection 137 RPA 98 Run flat tires 186 200 S S 154 Safety belts 50 Safety belt tensioners 50 Safety lock buttons 38 Safety precautions to observe when using your phone 170 Safety switch for rear windows 43 Save dest 135 SCAN CD changer 157 CD player 154 radio 150 Scan CD changer 157 CD player 154 radio 150 Scan sampling CD changer 157 CD player 154 radio 150 Screen rear 24 Seat mirror and steering wheel memory 54 Seat heating 51 Seat memory 54 Seats adjusting 45 sitting safely 45 Seat temp 51 109 Seat ventilation refer to Active seat ventilation 51 SECAM during TV operation 161 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Securing cargo refer to Cargo loading 126 Securing the load ski bag 121 Selecting new route with navigation system 139 Selecting new scale for navigation system display 138 Selecting stored radio stations 151 Selection options for navigation 131 Selector lever automatic transmission 67 Self defrosting mirrors 52 Self leveling suspension 101 Service 83 193 Emissions inspection 84 Spark plugs 83 Vehicle inspection 84 Service and Warranty Information Booklet for US models 193 Service brakes 125 Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models 193 Service Interval Display 83 193 Service Requirement Dis
21. 290 Front 245 40 R 20 35 240 38 260 Rear 275 35 R 20 38 260 42 290 185 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Wheels and tires Tire condition Tire tread tire damage Inspect your tires frequently for tread wear signs of damage and for foreign objects lodged in the tread Check the tread depth The tread depth should not drop below 0 12 in 3 mm although for example European legislation only specifies a minimum tread depth of 0 06 in 1 6 mm At tread depths below 0 12 in 3 mm there is an increased risk of high speed hydro planing even when only small amounts of water are present on the road surface Wear indicators at the tread groove base see arrow are distributed over the tire s circumference and are marked on the tire sidewall with TWI Tread Wear Indicator These indicators signal at a tread depth of 0 06 in 1 6 mm that the legal wear limit has been reached Never attempt to continue driving on a flat tire Because a flat tire will seriously impair your vehicle s handling and braking response attempts to drive on a flat tire can lead to loss of control over the vehicle To avoid loading the tires beyond their approved carrying capacity never overload the vehicle Overloading can lead to over heating and damage inside the tires The ultimate result can assume the form of a sudden air loss Unusual vibrations encountered during normal vehicle operation can indica
22. As a result the routes recommended by the navigation system may not always be the same ones that you would choose based on personal experience 4 Using the voice command system wt 1 Navigation 2 Route selection 3 Enter the desired priority for your travel route gt Via freeway gt Without freeway gt Fastest routet gt Shortest routet Starting the destination guidance system Select Route guid and confirm View Destinations New route LE Tour ica As the navigation computer determines the route to your destination the distance and the true compass direction to your destina tion will appear at the upper right of the Control Display notin all display modes Once the system has determined your travel route the city or town of destination will appear in the upper right corner of the display The destination guidance is carried 137 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation Navigation out in dependence on the selected view refer to Displaying route The system also provides you with voice instructions E You will also be guided to your desti LE nation if you select a different menu e g Entertainment or Climate You will be informed of a required change in direc tion in good time before each intersection with voice instructions 4 et Route guidance ont Displaying route The View menu allows you to view your current
23. Automatic recirculated air control AUC 107 Automatic transmission with L mode 67 Automatic transmission with Steptronic 69 operation via buttons in steering wheel 69 AUTO P 54 64 AUTOSTOR 161 Autostore for radio operation 150 Average fuel consumption 88 Average speed 88 Avoid false alarms 41 Avoid highway 137 Avoid route 139 Avoid sect 139 Avoid tolls 137 Avoid unintentional alarms 41 A Z 175 Backrest adjustment 47 front seats 46 rear seats 47 Backrests refer to Seats 45 Backup lamp bulb replacement 197 Balance 147 Balance in sound system operation 148 Bass 147 Bass in sound system operation 148 Battery 200 discharged 202 switch 201 BC refer to Computer 88 Belts 50 Beverage holders 118 Blinds 115 Blower 107 BMW active seat 52 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG BMW Assist 19 22 178 Roadside Assistance 178 BMW Assist 178 BMW comfort seat 46 BMW Services 178 Booktape 158 Brake malfunctions 192 Brake assistant refer to Dynamic Brake Control DBC 96 Brake fluid 192 Brake hydraulic systems 192 Brake lamp adaptive 101 Brake lamps bulb replacement 197 Brake pads 125 193 Brakes 125 Brake system brake fluid 192 Break in procedures 124 Brief info information bulletin 23 Brightness during TV operation 161 Brightness in the Control Center 92 Bulb changes 195 Buttons in steering wheel 18 refer to Autom
24. By allowing you to find your destination without having to consult conventional road maps as you drive the navigation system makes an important contribution to traffic safety The result the navigation system provides you with dependable guidance to your des tination 130 Map CDs are inserted in the navigation computer located behind the left hand side trim in the luggage compartment To ensure that your vehicle s navigation system has access to the latest highway network information always load the most recent CD version of the digital road map As is the case with conventional road maps the map CDs are subject to periodic updates to ensure that they reflect the latest information and surveys E Map CDs are available at your BMW _ center Changing the map CD As you drive the computer will alert you when you are leaving the area stored on your current map CD you should respond by changing the map CD in the navigation computer Map CDs contain road maps covering one or more countries or regions To change the map CD 1 Press the button The CD is ejected from the navigation computer 2 Take out the CD 3 Insert the new CD with the labeled side up Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Allow approx eight seconds for the system to scan the data from the new CD Starting the navigation system Warning Use ths system only when traffic conditions parmit alo vahie o
25. CD 2 CD ont Volume adjustment refer to page 147 Tone control refer to page 147 Stopping The CD emerges slightly from the CD player or switch off audio or video sources refer to page 147 or switch over to gt Radio refer to page 149 gt CD changer refer to page 155 gt TV refer to page 160 gt DVD refer to page 162 pt 1 gt CD 2 Stopt 153 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG CD Compact Disc Searching for music tracks in the Control Display Selecting music track Select music track and confirm your entry Track to reek 03 Trach Get Truck 05 pt 1 CD 2 Track 1 304 Sampling and selecting Scan The system plays a brief sample from each CD track 1 To start sampling Select SCAN and confirm 2 To select a track Confirm SCAN a second time to cancel the scan function Play resumes at the point on the CD at which sam pling was interrupted Random play sequence Random The music tracks on the CD are played ina random sequence Random To start random play Select RND and confirm your selection To cancel random play Select any other function except track search 154 J Using the buttons to search for music tracks Track search Select the direction Press repeatedly continuing until you reach the desired track The CD will start play at the title selected pt 1 CD 2 Next or Back Fast for
26. Condensation forms in the air conditioner system during operation and then exits under the vehicle Traces of condensed water under the vehicle are thus normal Before driving into the car wash 1 Fold in the door mirrors refer to page 52 as otherwise they could be damaged due to the width of the vehicle 2 Leave the remote control in the ignition lock as otherwise the P position of the automatic transmission will automati cally be selected when the remote con trol is removed Also refer to page 68 3 Release the parking brake especially when you have activated Automatic Hold Refer to pages 63 and 64 Hydroplaning When driving on wet or slushy roads reduce road speed If you do not a wedge of water can form between tires and road surface This phenomenon is referred to as hydroplaning and is characterized by a partial or complete loss of contact bet ween tires and road surface ultimately Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG undermining your ability to steer and brake the vehicle 4 Driving through water Do not drive through water on the road if itis deeper than 1 ft 30 cm and then only at walking speed at the most Otherwise the vehicle s engine the elec trical systems and the transmission may be damaged 4 Brake system Braking with ABS The best way to achieve optimal response from the ABS is to apply maximum pres sure to the brake pedal during emergency panic stop
27. DSC maintains vehicle stability even in critical driving situations The system optimizes vehicle stability during acceleration and when starting from a full stop as well as optimizing traction The system recognizes any tendency for the vehicle to assume an unstable attitude such as oversteer or understeer it then counteracts this tendency with a combina tion of graduated reductions in engine torque and selective braking intervention at individual wheels DSC provides optimal stability within the limits defined by the laws of physics The DSC is operational every time you start the engine DSC includes the functionality of the DTC Dynamic Traction Control and DBC Dynamic Brake Control With its selective braking intervention atthe individual drive wheels DTC fulfills the same function as a conventional limited slip differential to enhance traction under Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG difficult driving conditions such as on snow etc Indicator lamps 8 The indicator lamp in the Info Dis 2h play goes out soon after you start the engine If the indicator lamp flashes DSC controls the drive and braking forces The indicator lamp stays lit DSC has been switched off via the Control Display a The indicator lamp and the brake S warning lamp remain on continu ously DSC DTC and DBC have been BRAKE deactivated or a system malfunc tion is present When
28. Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Fuel specifications The engine uses lead free gasoline only Required fuel gt Premium Unleaded Gasoline min 91 AKI AKI Anti Knock Index Do not use leaded fuels The use of leaded fuels will cause permanent damage to the system s oxygen sensor and the catalytic converter 4 183 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Wheels and tires Wheels and tires Tire inflation pressure Information for your safety The factory mounted tires have been spe cially selected to provide optimal perfor mance when installed on your vehicle if properly cared for they will furnish a combi nation of tremendous safety and excellent ride comfort It is not merely the tire s service life but also driving comfort and above all else driving safety that depend on the condition of the tires and the maintenance of the spe cified tire pressure Incorrect inflation pressure is a frequent cause of tire damage Tire inflation pres sures also have a Substantial effect on your BMW s handling response Check tire inflation pressures regu larly at least every two weeks and before beginning a longer trip If you fail to observe this precaution you may be driving on tires with incorrect tire pressures a con dition that can not only compromise your vehicle s stability but also lead to tire damage and the risk of an accident Remember to check the in
29. Select Memory and confirm your Raises volume as vehicle speed increases By pressing and turning the selection controller you can adjust the values ae a between 1 6 MESA HET Cdi Treble LOGICI M AM Haw Press and turn the controller to make Halinga the adjustment Fader You can set the spatial sound effect Speed Val between the values 0 and 10 The optimum spatial sound lies at the values LOGIC 5 and 6 At 0 the spatial sound effect is switched off This setting is suitable forradio plays for example 2 Select Tone and confirm your selec yon m LOGIC7 and the LOGIC7 logo are gt For the sound settings of the TV or Leal registered trade marks of Lexikon DVD you can directly select and con Inc a Company of the Harman Interna firm Tone for the video sources 4 tional Group 4 3 Select desired tone settings gt Equalizer gt Treble and Bass Select ln and confirm Fain Miles later Spored Vol LOGIC i LE Select Treble or Bass Press and Turn the controller to select the desired turn the controller to make the adjust frequency range Repeated pressing ment and turning of the controller makes the gt Balance and Fader adjustment MA FAA MESUT M Tiebie Resetting the tone settings You can reset all tone settings except Speed Vol to the standard default set PONT tings z Fader Select RESET and confirm Speed Wol LOGICI M AM ass Select
30. Use the temperature setting to adjust the amount of cool air that is added to the air flow emerging from the vent outlets for the upper body We recommend a moderate temperature setting as cooler air helps promote fatigue free driving Storing and calling up an individual setting fu TC bou vent Full Phooey inchryichial You can store your individual setting after adjusting the air distribution manually Select Memorize and confirm your selec tion Now you can reselect the preset climate that precisely reflects your personal requirements Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG hieme Select Individual and confirm The AUTO program is deactivated Particle activated charcoal filter The particle filter removes dust and pollen from the incoming air The activated char coal filter provides additional protection by filtering gaseous pollutants from the out side air Your BMW center replaces this combined filter as a standard part of your scheduled maintenance You can select a display of more detailed information in the Service Interval Display refer to page 83 Rear air conditioner The following settings and operating modes can be selected and adjusted sep arately on the left and right sides yaoa Ser ae Se a al nt 1 Adjusting cooling refer to next column Maximum cooling refer to next column 3 Adjusting air supply manually refer to next column 4
31. addresses for frequent destinations 140 You have the possibility to store the addresses in two separate address books gt the address book of the navigation system gt the address book of the voice com mand system Navigation system address book Storing addresses In this address book you can store approx 50 addresses Addresses can be entered from different menus The system stores the current address in the address book as AS ADDRESS E You can also enter your current posi LE tion in the address book after leaving the sector covered by the map CD In this case you must enter a name 4 Selecting an address Select Address book and confirm A Bit ADAM SANTA BARBARA MONTHY T MIRE SAN FRANCIS CC Information Wi lin map ABC f LOMBARO ST A list of the stored addresses appears on the right side of the Control Display To select an address as destination 1 Select address and confirm 2 Select AS DEST and confirm et 1 Navigation 2 Destination input navigation 3 Select destination in the Control Display You can also edit existing entries in the address book for operation refer to ABC Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Home address You can use to adopt your home address into the destination input Select and confirm gt AS DEST adopts the current home address as destination gt You can enter and edit the
32. anchorage points inspected for damage at the same time Failure to observe this precaution may pre vent the safety belts from effectively pro viding optimal protection when needed Ifa child restraint system was in the vehicle during an accident consult the manufac turer s instructions regarding replace ment 4 Rear seats gt When the rear center position is not LE _ occupied the latch on the safety belt can be inserted in the slot between the seat s upholstery and the backrest 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Heated seats Front The system regulates the temperatures of the seat cushion and backrest The temperature setting progresses one step through its control sequence each time you press the button To switch off Maintain pressure on the button for several seconds Rear The operating concept is the same as for the front heated seats Temperature distribution at the front Itis possible to select a temperature distri bution pattern providing different levels of heating for the seat cushion and the back rest for instance to adapt for different clothing on the legs and upper body 1 Select Climate 2 Select gl and confirm Select Seat temp and confirm Select Left or Right and confirm Turn to adjust temperature distribution Sy 0 Press to confirm your entry y The system automatically selects your individual temperature distribu
33. and spinal column receive supplementary support to help you main tain a relaxed upright sitting position i Increase or decrease curvature T Increase curvature at top or bottom Shoulder support adjustment 6 To adjust the tilt angle of the shoulder support You can use the adjustable upper backrest for supplementary support in the shoulder region This provides a relaxed driving position and helps relieve stress on the shoulder muscles Make corrections in the forward backward adjustment of the seat to ensure that the safety belt still fits firmly against your body If you do not do this the protection provided by the safety belt may be reduced 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Rear comfort seat adjustment You can use the control knob to adjust var ious functions after first selecting them with the buttons 1 Forward backward i Tilt angle F Backrest This button is always ready for opera tion 2 Lumbar support refer to page 46 3 Shoulder support i p Head restraint height Backrest gt Itis not possible to adjust the comfort LE _ seats if the safety switch for the power windows has been depressed refer to page 43 4 a Adjusting passenger seat from the rear The front passenger s seat can be adjusted from the rear seating positions for instance when a rear passenger desires more legroom Press the button to activate
34. applies to the automatic transmis sion the differential and the power steering system 4 Recommendation have your oil changed only at your BMW center Continuous exposure to used oil has caused cancer in laboratory testing For this reason any skin areas that come into contact with oil should be thoroughly washed with soap and water Always store oil grease etc well out of the reach of children always observe all warning labels on the containers 4 x Always observe all applicable rules ER R and regulations for environmental protection when disposing of used oil 4 Specified engine oils The quality of the engine oil selected has critical significance for the operation and service life of an engine BMW approves only specific oils after confirming their sui tability for use in its vehicles with extensive testing Use only approved BMW High Perfor mance Synthetic Oil If you are unable to obtain BMW High Per formance Synthetic Oil you can add small amounts of another synthetic oil between oil changes Use only oils with the API SH specification or higher gt Ask your BMW center for details con Le cerning the specific BMW High Per formance Synthetic Oil or synthetic oils which have been approved 4 You can also call BMW of North America at 1 800 831 1117 or visit this website www bmwusa com to obtain this informa tion Viscosity ratings Viscosity is the oil flow rating as defined in SAE
35. controller you can select the track and chapter display the DVD specific menu and operate functions such as Lan guage Fast Forward and Reverse or Freezing Frame A DVD can briefly deactivate functions of the DVD control under certain circum stances while the entire DVD is being played You are then unable to operate the DVD control In this case attempt to make the selection using the DVD specific menu Display DVD controller 1 Select DVD and confirm 2 Wait briefly until all menu items have disappeared then press controller Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The DVD controller disappears again after a short time if you have not selected a func tion E During playback the DVD controller is displayed by pressing the con troller 4 Softkey Function H Start playback Stop playback is Close DVD controller un Activate and deactivate freezing frame ii Chapter search Ai be Fast forward reverse DVD specific menu Select functions os DVD specific menu Return to previous menu Selecting a track Several tracks can be stored on a DVD haa DWDD GWDOJ DwWDDA DYDOS DVDOG 1 Select DVD and confirm your entry Playback begins after a few seconds pt DVD 1 64 2 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 3 Select FULL MENU and confirm 4 Select TITLE and confirm 5 Turn and press the controller to select the desired track Play
36. deacti vates DTC as well The systems for enhancing stability and traction are deacti vated and there is no active braking inter vention or torque control A status report appears in the Check Con trol Please take note of the additional information in the Control Display 95 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technology for comfort convenience and safety gt To maintain optimal stability drive with the system on whenever pos sible 4 Reactivating DSC Select Settings Select DSC and con firm your entry DSC is now activated The indicator lamp in the Info Display goes out The laws of physics cannot be repealed even with DSC An approp riate driving style always remains the responsibility of the driver Avoid using the additional safety margin provided by the system as an excuse for taking unneces sary risks When DTC is active DSC provides only limited system response up to a speed of approximately 45 mph 70 km h Interven tion for stability enhancement is reduced Do not make any modifications to the DSC system Never allow anyone other than authorized professional technicians to carry out service or repairs on the DSC system 4 DBC Dynamic Brake Control When you apply the brakes rapidly this system automatically produces the max imum braking force boost and thus helps to achieve the shortest possible braking dis tance during panic stops This system exploits
37. decide when to use the system on the basis of road traffic visibility and weather conditions Active cruise control is intended for use on highway type roadways where traffic is moving relatively smoothly Do not use this system in city driving heavy traffic such as during rush hour on curvy winding roads slippery roads or roads with sharp curves such as highway off ramps during inclement weather such as snow strong rain or fog or when entering interchanges service parking areas or toll booths It is also important to regulate your vehicle s speed and distance setting within appli cable legal limits Always be ready to take action or apply the brakes if necessary especially when the system is actively fol lowing a vehicle in front of you 4 Always remember that the range and EN ability of the system does have phys ical limitations It will not apply the brakes or decelerate your vehicle when there is a slow moving vehicle stopped vehicle or stationary object ahead of you as for example at a traffic light or a parked vehicle Also the system does not react to oncoming traffic pedestrians or other type of potential traffic such as a rider on horse back It is also possible that the system may not detect smaller moving objects such as motorcycles or bicycles Be espe cially alert when encountering any of these situations as the system will neither auto matically brake nor provide a warning to you Also be aware that
38. detent The system maintains and stores the cur rent vehicle speed Every time you tap the lever the vehicle s speed decreases by roughly 1 mph 1 km h Pull the lever longer The throttle aperture is automatically reduced slowing the vehicle The system maintains and stores your current speed as soon as you release the lever 3 Interrupting cruise control Briefly press the lever up or down while the cruise control is active In addition cruise control is interrupted automatically gt when you apply pressure to the brake pedal gt when you Select the automatic trans mission s neutral range N gt when the DSC system Dynamic Sta bility Control is in active operation 4 Recalling stored speed Briefly press button 4 The vehicle accelerates to and maintains the last speed stored 74 Deactivating system When the ignition is switched off the system is deactivated and the stored speed is deleted Displays in the Info Display SELLE mn a ar E a j ae i __ ln ag CS E CU De cae ZON datha T 5 Display of speed ready for recall gt MM cruise control activated gt EM cruise control deactivated 6 Display of stored desired speed multi level preset function gt 5 and 6 are displayed when the LE _ system is activated 4 Activating multilevel preset function Push 1 or pull 2 the lever beyond the detent The current driving speed is maintained stored and dis
39. dials 2 allow you to adjust the airflow direction Ventilation for cooling Adjust the vent outlets to direct the flow of cool air in your direction for instance if the interior has become too warm etc 108 Draft free ventilation Set the vent outlets so that the air flows past you and is not directed straight at you gt The airflow temperatures for the indi LE _ vidual upper body vent outlets can be adjusted separately in the Control Display refer to page 110 When the vent outlets are completely closed the vents at the top of the cockpit provide indirect ventilation for the pas senger compartment 4 Ventilation for storage compartment in front armrest You can use the serrated dial in the storage compartment to open and close the vent E Depending upon the temperatures selected at the rear dials high tem peratures may occur in the storage com partment Close the vent as required 4 i 1 r r j Rear ventilation h The serrated dials 1 allow you to open and close the ventilation outlets through an infi nitely variable range You can adjust the airflow direction using the levers 2 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The serrated dials 3 control the amount of cooled air in the flow from the vent outlets Turn toward blue sector colder Turn toward red sector warmer This function allows you to make minor adjustments for maximum comfort while also le
40. dipstick is approx 1 1 US quarts 1 liter Up to 4 persons 5 persons or 4 plus luggage BMW recomiende QETE Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG More about BMW bmwusa com Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The Ultimate Driving Machine 01410157197 ue 7 US En Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG
41. every decrease in the distance setting allows your vehicle to come closer to a vehicle in front of you and requires a heightened amount of alert ness 4 If while your vehicle is actively following a vehicle in front of you and the vehicle ahead speeds up or the lane ahead becomes clear then your vehicle will accelerate to the speed you have selected Be aware that changing to a clear unob structed lane will also result in your vehicle accelerating 79 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr Be certain to deactivate the system when you pull into an exit lane for a highway off ramp 4 Also vehicles traveling in a staggered manner on a highway may cause a delay in the system s reaction to a vehicle in front of you or may cause the system to react to a vehicle actually in the lane next to you Always be ready to take action or apply the brakes if necessary Active cruise control can only decelerate the vehicle to approx 20 mph 30 km h If the system reduces vehicle speed below 20 mph 30 km h or if DSC ABS is engaged while driving the system will automatically deactivate Remember the system cannot stop your vehicle In addition the system is deactivated whenever the driver applies the vehicle brakes shifts the transmission from drive D to neutral N or deactivates DSC After any deactivation the system will no longer automatically activate the vehicle brakes which means th
42. flash for the dura tion of the call If the vehicle is equipped with a navigation system and BMW Assist the phone system will automatically establish contact with the BMW Assist emergency call center The system also transmits the vehicle s current location to the center at the same time E If the navigation system fails the cur LE rent position of the vehicle is not transmitted lt Following transmission of the data a confir mation report will appear in the Control Display The emergency call center can initiate immediate action for emergency assistance If it is repeatedly not possible to set up a connection to the BMW Assist emergency call center a connection to the general emergency call number 911 is set up E If conditions allow remain in the LE vehicle until the connection has been established You will then be able to pro vide a detailed description of the situation Misuse of the SOS system is prohibited 4 173 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Using the phone in your vehicle Under certain conditions an SOS call is triggered automatically immediately after a severe accident The automatic SOS call is not affected by the SOS call button being pressed Telephoning with the car phone If the BMW portable phone is not in the cradle you can telephone using the car phone via the hands free unit The telephone that can be used to setup a connection is shown in the upper
43. hand side of passenger compartment 107 10 Residual heat mode 108 11 Rear window defroster A congenial climate Activate the automatic mode using the AUTO button or AUTO in the Control Dis play refer to page 109 Select the interior temperature that you find most comfort able The following section contains more detailed information on the available set ting options 106 12 Manually switch air conditioner mode on and off 107 13 Automatic air distribution and supply right hand side of passenger compartment 109 14 Air grill for interior temperature sensor please keep clear and unobstructed 15 Parked car ventilation system 112 gt Activation time set the indicator lamp ison gt Parked car ventilation on the indi cator lamp 3 flashes gt All of the remaining adjustment LE options available with the automatic climate control can be found in the Control Display s Settings menu refer to page 109 The current settings for temperature and airflow appear in the Control Display s status line You can find a description of the Control Display on page 19 4 E All of the air conditioning functions LE including Maximum cooling refer to page 107 and the rear air conditioner refer to page 111 are available only when the engine is running 4 z Your vehicle has been designed to W automatically select your personal cli mate control settings whenever you unlock the doors using your indi
44. help avoid malfunctions each command undergoes a plausibility check prior to execution Remember to observe the Check Control for status messages You can find additional information on the Check Control on page 85 To prevent the vehicle from rolling always select position P and engage the parking brake before leaving the vehicle with the engine running Note the information provided in the Info Display Never leave an unattended vehicle with the engine running as such a vehicle repre sents a potential safety hazard 4 67 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr P Park aP Press the button Select only when the vehicle is stationary The transmission lockout prevents the rear wheels from turning The lockout disen gages when you press the selector lever toward D N or R while the engine is run ning gt P is automatically engaged when you J remove the remote control unit from the ignition lock after parking the vehicle 4 R Reverse f Press the selector lever upward con tinuing to apply pressure to move it past the detent Select R only when the vehicle is stationary N Neutral Press the selector lever as far as the detent but no further Select N only if your journey is interrupted for a long period gt From D press the selector lever up gt From R press the selector lever down Note the arrows indicating direction in the range display
45. home address using the ABC function gt LOCATION adopts the current loca tion as home address gt AS ADDRESS stores the entered address or current location as your home address To delete addresses Select i and confirm to delete all existing entries Voice command system address book Storing addresses The first destination in the destination list can be stored in this address book et 1 Navigation 2 Save destination 3 Enter a name to be assigned to the destination s map coordinates Itis always the case that only the first entry in the destination list can be saved To save other addresses change the destination list accordingly see page 136 gt The house numberis not stored in the LE _ address book of the voice command system 4 Selecting an address wt 1 Navigation 2 Destination input with address 3 Select destination 4 Enter destination or 1 Navigation Read out address book gt To scroll forward gt Next gt To scroll back Back gt To repeat Repeat gt To import to destination list Select Home address wt 1 Navigation 2 Route guidance to home To delete addresses To delete individual entries et 1 Navigation 2 Delete lt 3 Select name To delete all current entries et 1 Navigation 2 Delete address book 141 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation Navigation Location Dis
46. if it can be used on a BMW Safely and without risk to either the vehicle its operation or its occu pants 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 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 mobile phone from within the vehicle without using an externally mounted antenna or transceiver equipment for instance 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 4 E Maintenance replacement or repair of the emission control devices and systems may be performed by any automo tive repair establishment or individual using any certified automotive part 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Service and warranty We recommend that you read this publica tion thoroughly Your BMW is covered by the following war ranties New Vehicle Limited Warranty Rust Perforation Limited Warranty Federal Emissions System Defect Warranty Federal Emissions Performance Warranty California Emission Control System
47. lized equipment and features This Owner s Manual describes the entire array of options and equipment available with a specific BMW model Please bear in mind that the manual may contain information on accessories and equipment that you have not specified for your own vehicle Sections describing options and special equipment are marked by asterisks to assist you in identifying possible differences between the descrip tions in this manual and your own vehicle s equipment Should your BMW be equipped with fea tures or accessories not described in this manual please consult the enclosed sup plementary manual s Editorial notice BMW pursues a policy of continuous ongoing development that is conceived 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 You are therefore asked to appreciate that no legal claims can be entertained on the basis of the data illustrations or descriptions in this Owner s Manual Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Notes 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 that is 15 MTBE or 3 methanol
48. make sure that the parking brake is completely released before driving the vehicle 4 66 ia 5 Return the tools to their places 6 Return the spare tire cover and the floor mat to their original locations Have any defects repaired at the FN nearest BMW center The technicians can also return the parking brake to normal operational status after it has been released manually in response to malfunc tion 4 ie Following manual release the actual status of the parking brake may vary from that displayed by the indicator lamp 4 Operation after interruptions in power supply The parking brake may only be used FN again ifit was released manually after an interruption in power supply i e as a result of a discharged or disconnected bat tery If this is not done the parking brake may fail to operate correctly Even with the parking brake engaged there would be a danger of the vehicle rolling on steep hills 4 Once the electrical power supply has been restored you can again use the parking brake With the ignition on and the vehicle stationary press the button briefly three times at intervals of approx 5 seconds This initializes the system as follows gt Initializing the released setting gt Engage the system registers the new status and the brake setting is initial ized The indicator lamp 2 in the Info Display lights up red gt Release the parking brake is ready for operation The indicator
49. many ways and can even save lives in an emergency While you should consult your portable phone s separate manual for a detailed description of safety precautions and information we request that you direct your particular attention to the following Adjustments To avoid posing a danger to yourself and other road users never adjust the system settings unless your vehicle is com pletely stationary lt 4 Using the phone in your vehicle Using a hand held portable phone to make and receive calls while driving is now illegal in virtually every country in the world Always use your hands free system or stop your vehicle in an area where you will not pose a Safety hazard to other road users 4 Vehicles and portable phones Do not use your phone from within a EN garage or near an open hood The air in these areas could contain fuel vapors and the portable phone might generate sparks that could result in burns This same precaution applies to open luggage compartment lids on vehicles equipped for operation using natural gas or hydrogen and to all vehicles with luggage compartment mounted batteries 4 Antenna When using the phone ensure that all persons in the area are at least 20 in 50 cm from the antenna Never use your BMW portable phone if the antenna is dam aged Contact between your skin and a 170 damaged antenna can result in minor burns If the antenna is damaged have it replaced immediately 4 Specia
50. names or towns or streets It Supports various spellings as well as automatic name com pletion refer to page 142 You can enter the address of your destina tion with ABC AS DESTA 121 Nare Country Town City Street Address number iniernacia gt The AS DEST command can be used to select the entered address as desti nation gt The AS ADDRESS command can be used to store the entered address in the address book You can store approx 50 addresses and then import them directly from your address book to the navigation system as travel destinations refer to page 136 Note the following special features gt Ifyou do not enter a street the system will guide you as far as the city limits gt Depending on the data stored on your map CD you may also be able to enter the house or building number on some streets gt You can skip the entry of country and locality if the current entries are being retained for your new destination gt You can overwrite street names if you would like to proceed to another street within the same locality Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The example shows how to use the naviga tion system to find the following destina tion United States Beverly Hills Ca 455 N Rexford Drive To enter the destination address Select ABC and confirm Entering name The name is not required for the destination guidance system or storage
51. navigation 139 Volume audio 147 cassette deck 147 CD changer 147 CD player 147 DVD changer 147 navigation 140 portable phone 173 radio 147 TV 147 voice command system 27 W Warm feet and a cool head 108 Warning lamps 15 Warnings in Check Control 85 Warning triangle 202 Washer nozzles windshield 72 WB 146 Wear indicators in the tires 186 Weather Band 151 Weights 210 Wheel and tire combinations 187 Wheelbase 209 Wheels and tires 184 Width 209 Window 110 Windows 42 convenience mode 37 convenience operation 36 safety switch 43 Windshield and headlamp washer system washer fluid 73 Windshield wiper blade replacement 195 Windshield wiper system 72 washer nozzles 72 Winter tires 188 Wiper blade replacement 195 Wiper system 72 With highway 137 With map for navigation 134 135 Wordmatch principle for navigation 142 Working in the engine compartment 189 X Xenon lamps 196 223 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Refueling To ensure that you always have all the essential data at hand when refueling we recommend that you fill in the following tables with the specifications and informa tion that apply to your vehicle Consult the index for individual specifica tions Fuel Please enter your preferred fuel here Tire inflation pressures Engine oil The oil quantity between the two marks on the
52. not intended for constant use 3 Adapter for spare key The adapter can be used to store the spare key It can be stored in the place provided within the luggage compart ment lid mounted onboard tool kit to ensure that it will always be available refer to page 195 You can find more detailed information on using the adapter in the section Using the spare key adapter 34 Removing the key from the remote control unit Press button 1 to release the key With the integrated key you can unlock and lock the following gt the storage compartment under the front armrest gt the driver s door gt the luggage compartment lid Within the storage compartment you will also find the switch for locking the luggage compartment separately refer to page 39 If you lock the storage compartment and only turn over the remote control no access is possible via the luggage com partment lid Using the spare key adapter 1 2 You will need the adapter to activate the ignition and to start the vehicle with the spare key Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Press lock button 1 slide up the cover and insert the spare key 2 in the adapter Close the cover and insert the adapter in the igni tion lock Central locking system The concept The central locking system is ready for operation whenever the driver s door is closed This simultaneously engages and releases the locks on the followi
53. of performance which all passenger car tires must meet under the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No 109 Grades B and A repre sent higher levels of performance on the laboratory test wheel than the minimum required by law The temperature grade for this tire is established for a tire that is properly inflated and not overloaded Excessive speed underinflation or excessive loading either separately or in combina tion can cause heat buildup and possible tire failure 4 Uniform Tire Quality Grading Quality grades can be found where appli cable on the tire sidewall between tread shoulder and maximum section width For example Treadwear 200 Traction AA Temperature A Do not use retreaded tires since dri ving safety may be impaired Possible variations in the design and the age which could be substantial of the carcasses can lead to unusually rapid wear 4 Tire age The tire s date of manufacture is indicated on the sidewall DOT 3402 indicates that a tire was manufactured in week 34 of the year 2002 Regardless of mileage or wear BMW recommends that you replace all tires including the spare after a maximum of 6 years even though the tires may have a theoretical service life of up to 10 years Wheel and tire combinations The right choice Use only wheel and tire combinations that BMW has approved for your par ticular vehicle Variations in factors such as manufacturing tolerances mean th
54. off the LE power supply to all electrical sockets is cut off after approx one hour 4 Refer to Cigarette lighter front 119 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG nor accessories Practical inte Center armrest E Before folding down the armrest adjust the head restraint to its lowest position refer to page 49 4 To open the storage compartment Press the button in the handle recess and fold up the cover Comfort seat in rear gt Before folding down the armrest LE adjust the head restraint to its lowest position refer to page 49 4 To open the storage compartment Press the button and fold up the cover Ski bag Designed for safe convenient transport of up to 4 pairs of standard skis or up to 2 snowboards The ski bag itself plus the additional capacity provided by the luggage compart ment make it possible to transport skis with a length of up to 6 9 ft 2 10 m When skis of 6 9 ft 2 10 m in length are loaded the ski bag will tend to contract reducing its overall capacity 120 1 Lower the center armrest open the cover and place it on the armrest 2 Remove the cover panel and place it on the controller in the rear i g i a m 3 To open the hatch in the luggage com partment Press the handle and slide it to the right 4 Extend the ski bag between the front seats The zipper allows more conve nient access to
55. on your DVD to determine whether your audio DVD contains an additional video track lt 4 ie DVDs are usually divided into tracks LE and chapters and can contain dif ferent subtitles camera angles or sound tracks languages and sound formats Depending on the version of the DVD these functions can be selected either directly with the DVD control system or only via the DVD specific menu See the infor mation on your DVD for possible selec tions 4 Location The BMW DVD changer for 6 DVDs or audio CDs is mounted behind the left hand side trim panel in the luggage compart ment Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Removing the DVD magazine To insert or remove DVDs or CDs from the storage magazine you must first remove it from the DVD changer 1 Push the door to the right see arrow 1 2 Press the button see arrow 2 The magazine is ejected and can be removed Inserting removing CDs DVDs from the DVD magazine Im When inserting or removing DVDs Lea CDs always remember to grasp them on the edge taking care to avoid touching the data side with its mirror finish 4 To insert Insert the DVD or CD in its slot with the label side on top To remove Pull out the desired drawer and remove the corresponding DVD or CD as shown in the illustration With self recorded CDs labels applied later can become detached during playback due to the development of heat causing irr
56. other traffic bear in mind that the objects reflected in the mirror are closer than they appear This means that estimations of the distance to following traffic should not be regarded as precise 4 Self defrosting mirrors The mirrors are automatically heated whenever the ignition is switched on Interior and exterior mirrors automatic dimming feature mf J These mirrors automatically respond to ambient light and headlamp glare from fol lowing vehicles by automatically dimming through an infinitely variable range There are two photocells located in the interior rearview mirror for this purpose One is integrated within the mirror s lens arrow while the other is located at an offset posi tion on the rear of the mirror housing Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The mirrors automatically revert to their clear undimmed mode whenever you place the selector lever into reverse E For trouble free operation keep the EE photocells clean and do not cover the area between the interior rearview mirror and the windshield Do not attach any kind of stickers on the windshield in front of the mirror either 4 Illuminated vanity mirror in the rear 5 a 7 1 Press button 1 The vanity mirror folds down 2 Pull the mirror down slightly before pro ceeding to turn it or tilt it into the desired position 3 Press the vanity mirror back up before folding it back in Steering wheel ad
57. outlets must be open for the system to operate Switching on and off directly Switch te 1 et tine Saitek timed Sont temp Extra ie Set time 1 Activate the radio mode at the ignition lock 2 Select Indep ventil on the second page ofthe Climate menu and confirm your selection Select Indep ventil a second time and confirm to switch off the system directly Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Preselecting the switch on time beep veritl BAT mja Sentch time Extra 2 am Sher Ceti am Set Hine You can preselect two activation times 1 Activate the radio mode at the ignition lock 2 Select Indep ventil from the second page of the Climate menu and confirm your selection 3 Select Set time 1 or Set time 2 and confirm your selection 4 Enter the desired time Turn set gt Press confirm V Activating the timer linea verni Seat temp oo Kia Ditra Sat himi Siifcht Umea hae Sat ime y Select Switch time 1 or Switch time 2 and confirm your selection gt The parked car ventilation is only available for activation within the sub sequent 24 hours After this the time will have to be reconfirmed 4 113 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG ior accessories Practical inter Practical interior accessories Integrated universal remote control The concept The integ
58. parking brake remains engaged The indicator lamp Eh inthe Info Display lights up red Press the button briefly to disengage the parking brake manually 4 Automatic Hold You can activate this feature after starting the engine it then remains operational until the next time the engine is switched off This feature provides supplementary sup port during vehicle operation by automati cally engaging and releasing the parking brake during stops at traffic lights in stop 63 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Driving and go traffic etc As the vehicle then no longer tends to creep when the transmis sion is engaged it is no longer necessary to hold the vehicle by depressing the brake pedal It prevents the vehicle from rolling back ward during uphill starts The parking brake also engages automati cally when you switch off the engine after stopping the vehicle You can activate and deactivate the Auto matic Hold feature by selecting the Set tings menu in the Control Center A description of the Control Center is pro vided on page 19 Automatic Hold activation deactivation tac ii Chock PEC jit Comfort EDC Recimo air AAPL TEM 1 Select Settings 2 Select 5 and confirm your selec tion 3 Select AUTO P Press the controller to activate deactivate the desired func tion gt Automatic Hold is activated The green AUTO P status message in the Info Display sh
59. plus an equiv alent amount of co solvent will not void the applicable warranties with respect to defects in materials or workmanship Field experience has indicated significant differ ences in fuel quality volatility composi tion additives 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 environ mental conditions such as high ambient temperature and high altitude Should you encounter driveability prob lems which you suspect could be related to the fuel you are using we recommend that you respond by switching to a recognized high quality brand Failure to comply with these recommenda tions may result in unscheduled mainte nance Follow the relevant safety rules when you are handling gasoline 4 Important safety information ry 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 thoroughly tested by BMW to ensure optimum perfor mance when installed on your vehicle BMW warrants these parts to be free from defects in material and workmanship BMW will not accept any liability for damage resulting from installation of parts and accessories not approved by BMW BMW cannot test every product made by other manufacturers to verify
60. principle to make it easier for you to enter the names of towns or streets The system runs ongoing checks comparing your destina tion entries with the data stored on the map CD as the basis for instant response The user benefits include gt When you make an entry that consists of more than one word the system can identify the name regardless of the sequence in which you enter the indi vidual words Example Official version J F Kennedy Square Possible entries Kennedy Square J F or Square J F Kennedy gt Names of specific locations can also vary from the official versions provided that the spelling of the entry corre sponds to a standard form used in another country gt When you are entering the names of cities and streets the system will com plete them automatically as soon as enough letters are available to ensure unambiguous identification Example If you want to drive to lowa Ave NW in Washington the system has already identi fied the street name when o is entered and displayed it in the lower half of the Control Display gt The system only accepts name entries beginning with letters that are stored on the map CD The system will not accept non existent names and addresses Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG What to do if What to do if gt you request the current location of your vehicle but do not receive a precise display The system
61. s ears E With the safety switch pressed refer _ to page 43 the height adjustment of the head restraints is deactivated lt 4 The head restraints at the outer seating positions extend automatically whenever the system detects a passenger on the seat You can also adjust the height of the head restraint electrically To prevent possible personal injury FN and property damage always ensure that the area above the head restraints is clear and unobstructed before extending them upward 4 Manual head restraint removal and installation Removal 1 Pull the head restraint upward to the stop 2 Press the button arrow 1 and remove the head restraint Installation 1 Press the button arrow 1 and slide the head restraint into its support 2 Adjust the head restraint for your personal comfort Rear comfort seat To adjust height If necessary adjust the head restraint s height to ensure that it is centered at roughly the height of the passenger s ears E With the safety switch pressed refer LE to page 43 the height adjustment of the head restraints is deactivated lt The head restraints at the outer seating positions extend automatically whenever the system detects a passenger on the seat You can also adjust the height of the head restraint electrically To prevent possible personal injury and property damage always ensure that the area above the head restraints is clear and unobstructed before
62. serve as a source of orientation in your vehicle s operating environment The section will also assist you in becoming acquainted with the control concepts and options available for operating the various systems Cockpit Driver s side controls and displays Cockpi 1 Rear window sun blind 115 6 Parking lamps and low beams 102 2 Rear window safety switch 43 7 a Instrument lighting 103 3 Electric power windows 42 eS 4 Exterior mirrors 52 8 ET Turn signal indicators 71 5 Parking brake 62 A High beams headlamp D flasher 103 12 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Computer 86 a Check Control 85 Computer 86 Standing lamps 103 B10 9 Steering wheel 18 10 Info Display 14 11 Automatic transmission lever 67 12 Ignition lock 61 Switching ignition on off and starting the engine 61 62 Windshield wipers 72 Rain sensor 72 Bloks 15 PDC Park Distance Control 93 7a Ny 16 Horn the entire surface 17 Steering wheel heater 53 Steering wheel adjustment 53 18 Unlocking luggage compartment 39 19 Programmable cruise control 73 Rca 20 Fog lamps 103 gD Front fog lamps 21 Opening the hood 189 13 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG At a glance Cockpi Info Display w To view odometer display and reset trip odometer to zero 82 Speedometer with display for gt Programmable c
63. socket 119 Ashtray rear 119 Cigarette lighter rear 120 Center armrest 120 Ski bag Things to remember when driving 124 Break in procedures 124 General driving notes 125 Brake system 126 Cargo loading 127 Roof mounted luggage rack 127 Entry pass tags Navigation 130 GPS 130 Map CD 131 Starting the navigation system 131 Display in assistance window 131 Selection options 132 Destination entry 132 Manual entry of destination address 134 Selecting the town or city and the street from the directory 134 Map guided destination selection 135 Selecting destination in Information 135 Selecting interesting destinations 136 Recent destinations 136 Destination list 137 Selecting route 137 Starting the destination guidance system 138 Displaying route 139 Selecting new route 139 Voice guidance 140 Terminating interrupting active destination guidance 140 Address book 142 Location 142 Wordmatch principle 143 What to do if Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Contents Entertainment 146 Controls 146 Care instructions 147 Switching on off 147 Using with ignition off 147 Volume adjustment 147 Tone control Radio 149 Starting 149 Stopping 149 Selecting frequency band 150 Selecting a station 150 Storing and retrieving a station 151 Weather Band CD Compact Disc 153 Starting 153 Stopping 154 Searching for music tracks in the Control Display 154 Using the b
64. systems when leaving the vehicle 4 Volume adjustment Adjusting volume Turn the knob to the desired volume level E The sound system automatically LE reverts to its mute mode automati cally whenever you use your portable phone lt 4 y The system automatically selects BAV your individual volume setting each time you unlock the vehicle using your per sonal remote control unit 4 Tone control Playing audio recordings You can choose from the following tone settings gt Treble To amplify or reduce high frequencies gt Bass To amplify or reduce low frequencies gt Right left balance adjustment Balance Left or right high low volume gt Front to rear adjustment Fader Front or rear high low volume gt Default settings RESET This feature resets the tone settings to their standard default settings gt Speed sensitive volume adjustment Speed Vol gt Spatial sound effect Professional LOGIC 7 gt Equalizer E The speakers and headphones can be adjusted separately The tone set tings of the headphones are made in the rear screen with the headphones con nected Only treble bass and balance can be adjusted lt 4 w The system automatically selects AY your individual tone setting each time you unlock the vehicle using your personal remote control unit lt 4 147 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Tone adjustment gt Speed Vol 1
65. the ignition lock refer to page 61 4 OB aD E3 Short press dial or accept call Enter digits 1 9 Special character entry Enter the digit 0 Short press special character entry Long press pause for dialing in the DTMF mode Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Hands free system The hands free microphone is located on the front headliner The hands free system is automatically activated whenever you establish or receive a call using the following gt Button in the steering wheel gt Control Display gt Telephone keypad folding gt Voice command system only for out going calls Volume adjustment You can adjust the volume for the hands free unit 0 4 je a F a A Turn the button during a call to select the desired volume The hands free unit will remain at this volume level even if the other audio sources are set to minimum volume y The system automatically selects SF your individual volume setting each time you unlock the vehicle using your per sonal remote control unit 4 Making an SOS call 1 To open the protective cover Press the protective cover to reveal the SOS button 2 Press the SOS button for at least 1 second Conditions for an SOS call gt The wireless communications network is available gt The SOS call system is operable Once the button is pressed the indicator lamp on the switch will
66. the system is off the stability main tenance functions described above are no longer available The vehicle will remain completely operational however without DSC Please respond to any malfunctions by referring the problem to your BMW center Indicator and warning lamps on S Canadian models 0 Activating DTC Dynamic Traction Control Clock 5c AUTO P La PDC pic kali Comon PDE Reir alr MFL TPM You may find it useful to briefly activate DTC under the following special circum stances gt When rocking the vehicle and starting off in deep snow or on loose road sur faces gt When ascending snow covered hills and when driving in deep or on hard packed snow gt When driving with snow chains Select Settings Select DTC and con firm your entry DTC is now activated The DTC indicator lamp in the Info Display lights up E When DTC is active DSC provides only limited system response up to a speed of approximately 45 mph 70 km h Control intervention to maintain stability is reduced 4 Deactivating DTC Select Settings Select DTC and con firm your entry DTC is now deactivated The DTC indicator lamp in the Info Display goes out Deactivating DSC AUTO P PoC per Comfort EDC Retire air MFL TRAM Select Settings Select DSC and con firm your entry DSC is deactivated The indicator lamp in the Info Display remains on continuously Deactivating DSC automatically
67. tire when tested under controlled conditions on a specified government test course For example a tire graded 150 would Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG wear one and one half 1 times as well on the government course as a tire graded 100 The relative performance of tires depends upon the actual conditions of their use however and may depart signifi cantly from the norm due to variations in driving habits service practices and differ ences in road characteristics and climate Traction The traction grades from highest to lowest are AA A B and C Those grades represent the tire s ability to stop on wet pavement as measured under controlled conditions on specified govern ment test surfaces of asphalt and concrete A tire marked C may have poor traction performance The traction grade assigned to this tire is based on straight ahead braking traction tests and does notinclude acceleration cornering hydroplaning or peak traction characteristics 4 Temperature The temperature grades are A the highest B and C representing the tire s resistance to the generation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled conditions on a specified indoor laboratory test wheel Sustained high temperature can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and reduce tire life and excessive temperature can lead to sudden tire failure The grade C corresponds to a level
68. tow rope connecting the two vehicles is tight before starting off 4 Tow bars The tow fittings used should be on the same side on both vehicles Should it prove impossible to avoid moun ting the tow bar at an offset angle please observe the following gt Clearance and maneuvering capability will be strictly limited in corners gt When mounted at an angle the tow bar will exert lateral forces tending to push the vehicle sideways FN Never use a vehicle to tow another vehicle that is heavier than itself as this could lead to a loss of control Towing Do not tow the vehicle by the rear axle because the steering detent is not operational the wheels could turn to an extreme angle during towing lt 4 1 Turn on the ignition to allow operation of the brake lamps turn signal indica tors horn parking brake and winds hield wipers 2 Turn on the hazard warning flashers where allowed by law 3 Release the transmission lockout man ually refer to page 70 4 Towing speed maximum of 45 mph 70 km h 5 Towing distance maximum of 90 miles 150 km If the electrical system in the towed vehicle has failed use an alternate means to iden tify the vehicle as being towed suchas a 204 sign or warning triangle placed in the rear window The steering and brakes are without power assistance when the engine is off This means that higher levels of effort will be required to operate the steering and brakes 4 To
69. transmission s selector lever to P Have all vehicle occupants get out of the vehicle and ensure that they remain outside the immediate area in a safe place such as 197 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Replacing components behind a guardrail If a warning triangle or portable hazard warning lamp is required set it up on the roadside at an appropriate distance from the rear of the vehicle Comply with all safety guidelines and regulations Change the wheel only on a level firm sur face which is not slippery The vehicle or the jack could slip to the side if you attempt to raise the vehicle ona softor slippery sur face such as snow ice tiles etc Position the jack on a firm support surface Do not use a wooden block or similar object as a support base for the jack as this would prevent it from extending to its full support height and reduce its load carrying Capacity To avoid serious or fatal injury never lie under the vehicle and never start the engine while it is supported by the jack 4 What you will need To avoid rattling noises note the positions of the tools before removing them then return them to their initial positions after completing work gt Lug wrench Located beside the spare tire 198 gt Wheel chock The chock is located next to the spare tire or behind the trim panel on the left side of the luggage compartment on vehicles equipped with a trailer co
70. travel route at various resolutions 1 Map facing N f Map dir travel f Destinations f Route guid f Hew route Detour CJ Arena display Route Selecting display of route map You can also select a map showing your travel route while the system is guiding you to your destination 1 Select View and confirm your selec tion All the menu items will disappear after a few moments if no further entries are made 2 Select Map facing N and confirm your selection E During active guidance the route _ map will appear automatically when you enter an area that is not completely covered by your map CD lt 4 et Mapt Shows the navigation system map 138 Changing scale Turn the controller to adjust the scale The map scale is provided atthe lower right of the Control Display wt 1 Scalet 2 Enter the desired map scale Altering display direction At scales of less than 1 2 miles 2 km you enjoy the option of deciding whether to orient the map to north or toward your cur rent direction of travel From 1 2 miles 2 km the map always points toward North 1 Select View and confirm your selec tion All the menu items will disappear after a few moments if no further entries are made 2 Select Map dir travel or Map facing N and confirm Canceling route map To switch to directional arrow mode 1 Select View and confirm your selec tion All the menu items wil
71. would Ta destroy the vehicle s electronic systems lt 4 Never attempt to repair a blown fuse and do not replace a defective fuse with a substitute of another color or amperage rating as this could lead to a cir cuit overload ultimately resulting in a fire in the vehicle 4 In the luggage compartment Disposal ae Return used batteries to a recycling point or your BMW center Maintain the battery in an upright position for trans port and storage Always restrain the bat tery to prevent it from tipping over during Use the handle to pull down the trim on the transport right wall 201 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving and receiving assistance G Giving and receiving assistance Warning triangle The warning triangle is conveniently stored in the onboard tool kit mounted on the inside of the luggage compartment lid Comply with legal requirements requiring you to carry a hazard war ning triangle in the vehicle lt 4 First aid kit You will also find the first aid kit in the onboard tool kit s container Some of the articles contained in the first aid kit have a limited service life For this reason check the expiration dates of each of the items regularly and replace any whose expiration dates have passed You can find replacements in any phar macy Always comply with laws requiring a first aid kit to be carried in the vehicle 4 J u
72. 1 NO 131 YES 131 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation computer installation location 130 Navigation destination manual entry 132 selecting from the directory 134 selecting with map 134 Navigation system 130 ACCEPT command 142 current location 142 destination entry 132 destination guidance in assistance window 131 destination list 136 digital coverage area 130 directory 134 Hotel Motel 135 Information feature 135 136 manual entry of destination address 132 map CD 130 map guided destination selection 134 new route 139 On location 135 recent destinations 136 route display 138 route list 139 route selection 137 safety 130 selecting points of interest 135 selection options 131 start active guidance 137 Starting 131 switching off refer to Terminating interrupting active guidance 140 terminating interrupting active guidance 140 town and city centers 143 View function 138 139 voice guidance 139 volume adjustment 140 what to do if 143 wordmatch principle 142 Navigation system GPS refer to Navigation system 130 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation target cursor 134 135 Navigation With map 134 135 Navi info 54 New route 139 Next map guided destination selection 135 searching for points of interest 136
73. 194 components and systems for deterioration and malfunction An illuminated lamp informs you of the need for service not of the need to stop the vehicle However the systems should be checked by your BMW center at the earliest possible opportunity Under certain conditions the indicator will blink or flash This indicates a rather severe level of engine misfire When this occurs you should reduce speed and consult the nearest BMW center as soon as possible Severe engine misfire over only a short period of time can seriously damage emis sions control components especially the catalytic converter gt When the fuel filler cap is not properly gt tightened the OBD system can detect the vapor leak and the indicator will light up If the filler cap is subsequently tightened the indicator should go out within a few days 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Replacing components Onboard tool kit The onboard tool kit is located in the lug gage compartment lid Loosen the wingnut to open The adapter for the spare key can be stored beneath the open ended spanners Windshield wiper blades To replace the blades start by folding the wipers out and away from the windshield refer to page 73 Lamps and bulbs The lamps and bulbs are essential factors contributing to the safety of your vehicle Therefore comply fully with the following instructions during bulb replacemen
74. 37 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Opening and closing p You can also have the system pro Fi grammed to activate the central locking system automatically whenever the vehicle is set in motion or when a specific interval elapses after it is unlocked pro vided that neither the doors nor the lug gage compartment lid are opened in the meantime This can be adjusted to be key specific 4 Unlocking and opening the doors gt Either unlock the doors together with the button for the central locking system and then pull the release handle above the armrest or gt pull the release handle for each door twice the first pull unlocks the door and the second one opens it gt When the low beams are switched on the interior door handles are also lighted The intensity of the lighting is adjusted using the instrument lighting refer to page 103 4 Engaging the locks gt Use the central locking button to lock all of the doors simultaneously or gt press the individual safety lock buttons down To prevent the driver from being inadvertently locked out of the vehicle the lock button on the driver s door automatically extends again after a brief period if the door remains open Do not use the safety lock buttons to engage the locks during driving as they would then fail to disengage automat ically in the event of an accident Because any persons or animals left unat tende
75. 4 E Automatic Hold is automatically J deactivated whenever the system detects any tendency for the wheels to spin in response to slippery road surfaces Note the status reports in the Check Control You can find more detailed information on Check Control on page 85 4 Malfunctions If a malfunction occurs the indicator lamp E lights up yellow in the Info Dis play and a status report will appear in the Check Control Please note any supple mentary information that appears in the Control Display Releasing the parking brake manually You can respond to any interruptions in the supply of electrical power for instance if the battery is discharged or disconnected by releasing the parking brake manually Before proceeding to release the parking brake manually and each time you park the vehicle without engaging the parking brake always ensure that the automatic transmission s selector lever is in position P refer to page 67 Note the range indicated in the Info Display If itis not possible to avoid parking on an extremely steep slope use some supple mentary means such as a wheel chock to make certain that the vehicle will not roll refer to page 198 Otherwise the danger exists that the vehicle could roll when parked on a very steep hill Should it also be necessary to release the automatic transmission s lockout manually for instance if the battery is discharged always adhere to the following sequence
76. 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technology for comfort convenience and safety Flat Tire Monitor The concept The Flat Tire Monitor keeps track of the inflation pressures in your tires as you drive The system provides an alert when ever the inflation pressure drops signifi cantly below the specified pressure in one or more tires In order for the Flat Tire Monitor to learn the correct tire inflation pressure check the inflation pressure in all tires against the inflation pressure table on page 185 and make corrections as necessary Then pro ceed to initialize the system This symbol will appear in the Check Control to inform you that the inflation pressure of a tire has fallen significantly A text message appears at the same time Please take note of the additional informa tion in the Control Display You can find more information on the Check Control starting on page 85 The Flat Tire Monitor cannot indicate sudden severe tire damage caused by outside factors and does not detect a natural even pressure drop in all four tires 4 Initializing the system AUTO P POC pit Comfort DDC Becire air MPL 1 Switch ignition on do not start the engine 2 Select RPA from the Settings menu and confirm your selection The initial ization menu appears 98 Pieds check ihe thre pressure Oo ai eae the tir presure T YES Select and confirm The Flat Tire Monitor starts an automatic
77. Balance or Fader Press and turn the controller to make the adjust ment 148 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Radio Operating temperatures rs Only operate the radio at tempera ea tures of 5 F 15 C to 140 F 60 C otherwise malfunctions can occur Even when switched off the device should only be exposed to temperatures between 13 F 25 C and 185 F 85 C 4 Starting 1 Switch on audio or video sources refer to page 147 m Ifa video source is switched on D select gl Audio and confirm lt 4 2 If another audio source is switched on select FM or AM and confirm et Radiot Volume adjustment refer to page 147 Tone control refer to page 147 Stopping Switch off audio or video sources refer to page 147 or switch over to CD player refer to page 153 CD changer refer to page 155 Cassette deck refer to page 158 TV refer to page 160 DVD refer to page 162 et Audio offt Yy yy Selecting frequency band Your radio provides reception of the FM and AM wavebands To select waveband pii pha Select FM or AM and confirm IE Each time you confirm AM the LE _ system alternately switches between the AM waveband and the Autostore mode Each time you confirm FM the system alternately switches between Memorized Stations and the Autostore mode 4 wt 1 Radiot 2 OFM op AM Displaying infor
78. Contents lt i Owner s Manual for Vehicle _ ae Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG 745i Congratulations and thank you for choosing a BMW 745Li Thorough familiarity with your vehicle will provide you with enhanced control and security when you drive it We there d i t 760Li fore have this reques Please take the time to read this Owner s Manual and familiarize yourself with the information that we have com piled for you before starting off in your new vehicle It con tains important data and instructions intended to assist you in gaining maximum use and satisfaction from your BMW s unique range of technical features The manual also con tains information on maintenance designed to enhance operating safety and contribute to maintaining the value of your BMW throughout an extended service life 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 This manual is supplemented by a Service and Warranty Information Booklet for US models or a Warranty and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models We wish you an enjoyable driving experience BMW AG BMW recommends Castrol Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Contents Contents Notes Using this Owner s Manual Symbols used The individual vehicle Edi
79. Control DSC 94 Dynamic Traction Control DTC 15 95 EBV Electronic brake force distribution 96 EDC 97 Comfort 97 Sport 97 216 EDC Electronic Damping Control 97 Electrical malfunction automatic transmission lockout 70 fuel filler door 182 parking brake emergency use 65 Sliding tilt sunroof 44 Electric power seats 46 Electric power windows 42 Electric seats 46 Electric steering wheel adjustment 53 Electronic brake force distribution EBV 96 Electronic Damping Control EDC 97 Electronic toll collection device refer to Entry pass tags 127 Emergency operation automatic transmission lockout 70 doors 37 fuel filler door 182 luggage compartment lid 40 parking brake 65 Sliding tilt sunroof 44 Emergency SOS call 173 Emissions inspection 84 Energy Control 88 Engine compartment 190 Engine coolant 193 Engine coolant 190 Engine oil 193 Engine oil consumption 190 grades 191 Engine oils 191 Engine output 208 Engine specifications 208 Entertainment 19 22 146 Entry pass tags 127 Equalizer 147 148 ESP refer to DSC 94 Estimated time of arrival 88 Extended vehicle storage refer to separate Care manual Exterior mirrors 52 automatic dimming 52 Extra With rear air conditioner 112 With rear cooler 116 Extra in Climate menu 109 F Fader 147 Fader in sound system operation 148 Failure of an electrical accessor
80. Display fa Braking and nnen tesponte yems operative Parking brake without emeere bakit fue ton Avold hard braking Please contact the perest EM center j p These supplementary messages are intended to assist you in assessing the severity of malfunctions they provide you with the information you need to decide on the best way to respond Select j and confirm to switch off the display 85 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Everything under control Selecting stored status reports for viewing in the Control Display Ariea TGS Us VAT era Baverty Hills harap O19 mi Coenumeianr speed 22 mpg 48 5 mph 1 Select Car data 2 Select Wiz and confirm 3 Select Check and confirm 4 The stored status reports appear in the display Select the desired report and confirm your selection The display disappears when the 4 symbol is acknowledged Displays after completion of trip Selected malfunction reports generated during the trip are shown consecutively when you switch off the ignition If indicated the following message may also appear Parking lamps on This message appears when you open the driver s door after parking A supplemen tary gong is also heard Even with the ignition and Info Display off you can reactivate the screen and display the messages Press the CHECK button for approx 8 seconds refer to page 85 The stor
81. IALIZE 1 Select and confirm 3 PSI 2 TPM is initialized A message appears in the Check Control 3 Afterseveral minutes of driving TPM will adopt the tires current inflation pres sures as its references The current data appear in the Control Display These figures are more accu rate than those that appear on the infla tion gauges at filling stations etc The only time you will need to repeat this procedure is after correcting your tire pres sures Because TPM automatically assumes operation each time you switch on the ignition it is on duty whenever you drive l gt If the system detects a flat tire during the initialization process the tires in the Control Display will appear in red 4 99 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technology for comfort convenience and safety Do not start the initialization Select 5 and confirm to return to the Settings menu Status indicators in the Control Display The status of the system is indicated by the color of the tires TPM takes into account that the tire pres sure changes during driving A correction is only required when the TPM requests that the driver takes action by changing the color Green Tire inflation pressures correspond to the initialized level Yellow The inflation pressures in the tires have fallen to below the specified level which is normal in every tire after a certain amount of time Th
82. Limited Warranty Detailed information about these warran ties is listed in the Service and Warranty Information Booklet for US models orin 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 noti fying BMW of North America LLC P O Box 1227 Westwood New J ersey 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 individual 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 D C area or write to NHTSA U S Department of Transportation Washington D C 20590 You can also obtain other informa tion about motor vehicle safety from the Hotline Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG TID 1 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Ata glance This overview of buttons switches and displays is intended to
83. PDC Park Distance Control 93 PDC pic 94 Personal Calling 171 Phone directory refer to Telephone directory 175 219 Everything from A to Z Phone number refer to Portable phone 174 Pict format 166 Picture 146 DVD changer 166 TV 161 Please fasten safety belts warning lamp 50 Pollen 111 Portable phone adjusting volume 173 calling 174 call termination 175 controlling with the buttons on the steering wheel 18 emergency calls 173 hands free system 173 missed calls 176 operating using the Control Display 171 redialing 176 refer to separate Portable phone manual 170 selecting phone numbers 174 switching on and off 174 Top 8 list 176 Portable phone battery 171 Portable phone codes 174 Power electric seat 47 Power rating 208 Power socket 119 Pressure tires 184 Pressure monitor tires 98 Programmable cruise control 73 Programming settings refer to Vehicle Memory Key Memory 60 Publishers 2 Puncture Flat Tire Monitor 98 220 R Radio adjusting the tone 147 autostore 150 controls 146 frequency band selection 149 memory locations 150 operating temperatures 149 sample 150 scan 150 Station search 150 Station selection 151 store station 150 switching on 149 volume 147 Weather Band 151 Radio mode 61 Radio waveband selection 149 Rain sensor 72 Reading lamps 104 Rear 25 Rear air cond
84. Press the W button for a long period E When recording notes the voice command system does not respond to the Cancel command The text checking function for command words is deactivated in this case so that you can speak any desired text for your notes This feature saves you from having to concen trate on avoiding these words while recording 4 Listening to a notebook entry Listening to recorded notebook entries et 1 Read out Approximately the first3 seconds of the first note are read aloud 2 Following the inquiry Note and next select the next function gt To listen to the entire note Read out gt To hear the next notebook entry Next gt To hear the entry again Back or Repeat Delete notes pt 1 Editi 2 Deletes Clearing the notebook To delete all contents from the notebook pi 1 Notepad 2 Deletet Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Standard commands The standard commands available for use with all controlled systems are the same Function To repeat the last message issued by the voice command system To terminate the voice command system To set comprehensive instructions and error reports To set brief instructions and error reports To call up information on individual items of equipment To provide you with a listing of the commands available for the selected system A corre sponding list simultaneously appears in the Info Di
85. Programming 1 Memory keys 2 Indicator lamp Fixed code hand held transmitter 1 Switch on the ignition 2 When using forthe first time press both outer keys 1 for approx 20 seconds maintaining pressure until the indicator lamp 2 starts to flash The three memory keys 1 are cleared 3 Hold the original hand held transmitter at a distance of approx 2 in 5 cm to 8 in 20 cm from the memory keys 1 E The required distance between LE the hand held transmitter and memory keys 1 depends on the rele vant system of the original hand held transmitter used 4 4 Simultaneously press the transmit key on the original hand held transmitter and the desired memory key 1 of the integrated universal remote control First the indicator lamp 2 flashes slowly Release both keys 2 as soon as the indicator lamp flashes rapidly If the indicator lamp 2 does not flash quickly after approx 15 seconds choose another distance 5 To program other original hand held transmitters repeat steps 3 and 4 The corresponding memory key Lis now programmed with the signal of the original hand held transmitter Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The device can be operated as of ignition on gt If the device can not be operated after J repeated programming check whether the original hand held transmitter uses an alternating code system To do so either read the instructions of the original hand held tran
86. Switch off the engine and remove the remote control unit from the ignition lock 2 Press the wiper lever up and maintain pressure for about 3 seconds until the wipers are roughly vertical this is the fold out position After folding the wipers back against the windshield you will need to reactivate the wiper system 1 Insertthe remote control unit to activate the radio mode in the ignition lock 2 Apply brief upward pressure to the wiper lever The wipers return to their retracted position and are ready for normal operation To prevent damage to the wipers always fold them back against the windshield before switching on either the radio mode or the ignition 4 Washer fluid Windshield and headlamp washer system Capacity 6 3 US quarts 6 liters Fill with water and if required with a washer antifreeze according to manufac turer s recommendations ie We recommend that you mix the washer fluid before adding it to the reservoir 4 Washer fluid antifreeze is flammable Always keep it well away from sparks and open flames and store it in tightly closed containers well out of the reach of children Always observe the instructions for use provided on the container lt Programmable cruise control The concept The programmable cruise control is avail able for use at speeds of approx 20 mph 30 km h and higher The vehicle maintains and stores the speed that you set using the lever mounted on th
87. Switching off rear air conditioner refer to next column N Switching on rear air conditioner To switch on the rear air conditioner gt select maximum cooling gt press the OFF button again gt select Rear air cond in the Control Display and confirm your selection see below gt When you switch on the rear air con gt ditioning the rear cooler is switched on automatically refer to page 116 4 Adjusting cooling You can also set the system to provide the desired level of cooling by turning We recom mend setting the system for moderate cooling When you start off the system reaches and then maintains the desired temperature settings as quickly as possible both in summer and in winter Adjusting air supply manually You can adjust the air supply by EL turning Maximum cooling This program quickly provides maximum cooling The system automatically switches to the recirculated air mode while a high speed stream of air simultaneously emerges from the vent outlets For this reason you should ensure that these outlets are open before selecting this program Switching off rear air conditioner The air conditioner is switched off Press the button again to switch back on 111 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG A congenial climate Switching on off in the Control Display Rear reir box 1 With the ignition on select the Cli mate menu in the Con
88. ack is played 2 To select a track Confirm SCAN a second time to cancel the scan function Play resumes at the point on the CD at which sam pling was interrupted Random play sequence Random In this mode the music tracks on the current CD are played in a random sequence Random To start random play Select RND and confirm your selection To cancel random play Select any other function except track search Using the buttons to search for music tracks Track search Select the direction Press repeatedly continuing until you reach the desired track on the current CD The CD will start play at the title selected pt 1 CD changer 2 Next or Back Fast forward reverse 1 Select the direction Press and hold the button The tracks can be heard but the sound is distorted 2 To interrupt the fast forward reverse function release the button The system will continue play at the point on the CD at which the button was released Selecting music track wt 1 CD changer 2 Track 1 30t 157 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Cassette Cassette Operating temperatures ie Only operate the cassette deck at temperatures of 5 F 15 C to 140 F 60 C otherwise malfunctions can occur Even when switched off the device should only be exposed to temperatures between 13 F 25 C and 185 F 85 C 4 Starting Slide the cassette all the w
89. again directly after locking For more detailed information refer to page 41 Switching on interior lamps and door mounted proximity lamps If the vehicle is locked press button 2 Lock Switching on the interior lamps Press button4 5a You can also use this function to locate your vehicle in parking garages etc Panic mode By pressing and holding button 4 for more than approx two seconds you can trigger the alarm system in response to any impending danger To switch off the alarm press any of the buttons Opening the luggage compartment lid Maintain pressure on button 3 5 for approx 1 second 36 The luggage compartment lid opens regardless of whether it was previously locked or unlocked E During opening the luggage compart LE _ ment lid pivots upward and to the rear Ensure that adequate clearance is available before opening To avoid being inadvertently locked out never lay the remote control unit down in the luggage compartment If the luggage compartment lid was locked earlier it will relock automatically when closed 4 Automatic luggage compartment lid operation Opening the luggage compartment lid Maintain pressure on button 3 5 for approx 1 second The luggage compartment lid opens allthe way regardless of whether it was previ ously locked or unlocked To interrupt the opening process Press the button again while opening is in progress E During opening the luggage compar
90. all of the benefits provided byABS Do not reduce the pressure on the brake pedal for the duration of the brake applica tion When the brake pedal is released the DBC is deactivated In the event of a malfunction the BRAKE warning lamp comes on with a yellow light Have the system checked and repaired at your BMW center as soon as possible Check Control messages refer to page 85 Please note the supplementary information provided in the Control Display Warning lamp on Canadian models 96 Driving stability control ABS Antilock Braking System The concept ABS enhances active safety by preventing the wheels from locking under braking ABS incorporates CBC and EBV In case of malfunction If the indicator lamp lights up in ABS yellow this indicates that ABS has been deactivated in response to a system malfunction Conventional braking efficiency remains available without limita tions Please have the system inspected at your BMW center CBC Comering Brake Control CBC is a technical advance based on ABS It provides further enhancements in vehicle stability and steering response during lane changes and cornering at high rates of lat eral acceleration EBV Electronic brake force distribution EBV controls the brake system s applica tion pressure at the rear wheels to ensure stable deceleration In case of malfunction If the brake system warning lamp BRAKE lights up in red appearing togethe
91. and turn the controller to make the adjustment 92 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technology for comfort convenience and safety PDC Park Distance Control The concept The PDC assists you when you are parking Signal tones indicate the current distance to an object behind or in front of your vehicle Four ultrasonic sensors in both the bumpers monitor the distance to the nearest object The sensors at the front and at the two rear corners have a range of approx 2 ft 60 cm the rear middle sen sors have approx 5 ft 1 50 m PDC is a parking aid that can indicate EN objects when they are approached slowly as is usually the case when parking Avoid approaching an objectathigh speed as otherwise the physical circumstances would mean that the system warning was too late lt 4 Automatic function Whenever the ignition is on the system automatically assumes operational status after a few seconds each time you engage the transmission position R E Wait this short period before reversing lt 4 Switching on manually Press the button the indicator lamp lights up Manual deactivation Press the button again the indicator lamp goes out Automatic deactivation The system is automatically deactivated once the vehicle travels approx 165 ft 50 m or exceeds a speed of roughly 20 mph 30 km h the indicator lamp goes out You can reactivate the system manu ally as needed
92. ashers 72 Head restraints 47 front head restraints active 48 rear head restraints 48 Heated seats 51 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Heated steering wheel 53 Heating and ventilation 105 Heating while stopped 108 Height 209 Height adjustment seats 46 steering wheel 53 Help 19 22 Help texts in Control Display 23 High beams 103 bulb replacement 196 Home address 141 Hood release 189 Horn 13 Hydraulic brake assistant refer to DBC 96 Hydroplaning 124 186 Ice warning 82 idrive refer to Control Center 19 Ignition key 34 Ignition lock 61 Indep heater 112 Indep ventil 109 112 Indicator lamps 15 Individual 110 Individual button assignments on steering wheel 53 Inflation pressure 184 Info Display 14 Information for navigation 135 136 Information on the navigation system refer to Voice guidance for navigation 139 Infrared windshield refer to Entry pass tags 127 Instrument cluster refer to Info Display 14 Instrument illumination 103 Instrument panel 12 16 Integrated universal remote control 114 Interior lamps 103 remote control 36 Interior mirrors 52 automatic dimming 52 Interior motion sensor 42 Interior protection deactivation 36 42 Interior rearview mirror 52 automatic dimming 52 Intermittent wipe 72 J Jack 198 J oystick refer to Control Center 19 J ump starting 202 K Key Memory 60 Keys 34
93. at even wheels and tires with identical official size ratings could actually have different dimen sions than the approved units these diffe rences could lead to body contact and with it the risk of severe accidents If non approved wheels and tires are used BMW cannot evaluate their suitability and there fore cannot be held liable for driving safety 4 BMW tests certain tire brands for each tire size classifies them as road safe and approves them Consult your BMW center for more information Observe any country specific regulations e g on making a cor responding entry in the vehicle documents 187 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Wheels and tires ie The correct combination of wheels LE and tires is a vital factor in ensuring reliable operation of various vehicle sys tems such as ABS and DSC Itis therefore important to ensure that tires from a single manufacturer with a single tread configuration are always mounted on all vehicle wheels after a flat tire always remember to have the specified wheel and tire combination remounted on the vehicle as soon as possible 4 Storage Always store wheels and tires in a cool dry place with as little exposure to light as pos sible Always protect tires against all con tact with oil grease and fuels Special characteristics of winter tires Choosing the right tire BMW recommends winter tires M S tires for use in cold winter dri
94. at least one service interval has been exceeded B WN nm 24 7 Temperature selection display left hand side of passenger compartment 8 Air supply left hand side of passenger compartment 9 Entertainment display for radio cas sette CD TV DVD 10 Air supply right hand side of passenger compartment 11 Temperature selection display right hand side of passenger compartment Assistance window The status lines in the assistance window show the following gt Outside temperature gt Navigation system destination gt Time gt Date Control Center in rear Rear screen Folding open rear screen 1 Swing folding arm upward until it engages 2 Fold open rear screen The rear screen is ready for operation Folding down rear screen 1 Align rear screen straight 2 Fold rearscreen downward folding arm unlocks 3 Swing folding arm downward Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Swing the rear screen downward when the ski bag is used as other wise it could be damaged Do not swing the rear screen up or down with the beverage holders open as other wise it could be damaged 4 gt The rear screen switches off automat LE ically when it is swung downward Some functions are not available on the rear screen e g the BMW Assist function can only be operated in the front Control Display Some functions only permit limited operation on the rear screen e g the spe
95. at the point where the CD stopped earlier gt If the CD magazine has been newly filled playback begins with the lowest CD e g CD 1 track 1 4 ee 1 CD changer 2 gt CD ont Volume adjustment refer to page 147 Tone control refer to page 147 ie If you play self recorded audio CDs gt faults e g drop outs can occur or the CD is not played at all 4 Stopping Switch off audio or video sources refer to page 147 or switch over to Radio refer to page 149 CD player refer to page 153 Cassette deck refer to page 158 TV refer to page 160 DVD refer to page 162 et 1 CD changer 2 Stopt VVVVV Status displays The CD magazine s load status is indicated in the Control Display jp If the display fails to detect a CD that ea you have loaded in the magazine check to ensure that the CD has been inserted correctly and inspect it for signs of defects 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Searching for music tracks in the Control Display Selecting CD Select CD and confirm Memory Playback starts on the first track At the end of the last track the next CD will be selected pe CD 1 6 Sampling and selecting Scan The system automatically plays a brief sample from each of the tracks on the cur rent CD 1 To start sampling Select SCAN and confirm The Scan function starts with the next track Once all tracks have been played once the next tr
96. atic transmission with Steptronic 69 C California Proposition 65 Warning 194 Call ending 175 making 174 Calling 174 from telephone directory 175 from the redialing list 176 from the Top 8 list 176 redialing 176 Can holders refer to Beverage holders 118 Capacities 211 Car care refer to Care manual Car data 19 22 Cargo securing 126 Cargo area emergency release 40 manual operation 40 opening and locking separately 39 opening from the inside 39 opening from the outside 38 operating via remote control 36 Cargo loading 126 Car parked 109 112 Car phone 171 174 Car radio refer to Radio 146 Car wash 124 Car wash refer to Care manual Cassette 158 Cassette deck 158 adjusting the tone 147 Booktape 158 controls 146 Dolby 158 fast forward 159 music search 159 operating temperatures 158 reverse 159 selecting tape side 158 skipping pauses 159 switching on 158 volume 147 CBC Cornering Brake Control 96 CBS Condition Based Service 193 CD 146 153 213 ing from A to Z 2 LJ CD changer 155 156 adjusting the tone 147 controls 146 copy protection 155 fast forward 157 humidity 156 operating temperatures 156 random play 157 reverse 157 Safety 155 sampling 157 scan 157 selecting CD 157 selecting track 157 Skipping tracks 157 switching on 156 temperat
97. ay refer to page 27 indicate that the system is ready for use You are automati cally in the main menu From here you can call up all the equip ment that can be operated Canceling voice command entry Briefly press the ji button in the steering wheel or ie Cancel In dialogs in which any text can be spoken e g names notes canceling is only pos sible using the button gt The system automatically switches Lover to its telephone mode if you receive a call during voice input SVS off appears in the Info Display refer to page 27 4 Voice commands The voice command system operates on the basis of specific predefined com mands these commands should be spoken precisely as indicated You can have the possible commands read back at any stage To do so say the command Options In addition to the commands described there are often other commands that run the same function Instead of Options you can for example also say What nowt More detailed commands such as Change Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG scale instead of gt Scalet are also often possible Short commands With the Main menut level you can run certain functions directly with short com mands refer to page 29 without having to open an equipment level For example if you want to dial a phone number you do not have to say ei Telephones rather you can Say directly ei 1 Dial number 2 Enter
98. ay also be required when submitting war ranty claims 4 Care You can find everything you need to know on this topic by consulting the separate Care manual 193 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Rules and regulations Rules and regulations California Proposition 65 Warning California laws require us to state the fol lowing warning Engine exhaust some of its constitu EN ents and certain vehicle components contain or emit chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects and reproductive harm In addition certain fluids contained in vehicles and certain products of compo nent wear contain or emit chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm Battery posts terminals and related acces sories contain lead and lead compounds Wash your hands after handling Used engine oil contains chemicals that have caused cancer in laboratory animals Always protect your skin by washing tho roughly with soap and water 4 OBD connector Ru na Le A F F Le The Onboard Diagnostic OBD interface socket is located on the left of the driver s side under the instrument panel and under a cover The cover has the letters OBD onit The purpose of the OBD system is to ensure proper operation of the emission control system for the vehicle s lifetime The system monitors emission related
99. ay into the slot ensuring that the side with the exposed tape is on the right If a cassette is already in the slot Start playback Select Tape and confirm mw Tape ont Volume adjustment refer to page 147 Tone control refer to page 147 Stopping The cassette emerges from the slot or switch off audio or video sources refer to page 147 or switch over to 158 Radio refer to page 149 CD changer refer to page 155 TV refer to page 160 DVD refer to page 162 pe 1 Tapes 2 Stopt VVVV Selecting side A or B Select Side and confirm pi 1 Tapes 2 Reverse Switching Booktape on off Select Booktape and confirm Each time you confirm Booktape the deck alternately switches between the two booktape tracks and the standard stereo sound track The selected booktape track is indicated as Booktape 1 or Booktape 2 When you change tape sides with the Side command the deck reverts to playing the standard stereo tape Noise suppression Dolby B orC are systems designed to sup press noise and hiss during playback of audio cassettes It amplifies high frequencies during recording and reduces their intensity during playback Because background noise consists primarily of high frequencies generated during play this strategy results in lower levels of background noise Dolby and the OO symbol are registered trademarks of the Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation
100. back begins at the track selected Fast forward reverse 1 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 2 Select the direction ad CI and confirm 3 To increase the fast forward reverse speed press the controller several times The DVD playback will be distorted 4 End fast forward reverse Select and confirm The DVD will start play at the point selected Im When the DVD is playing rapid fast ba forward reverse is started by turning the controller The speed can be increased by turning the controller further To inter rupt the fast forward reverse function release the controller The system will con tinue play at the point on the DVD at which the controller button was released 4 165 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG DVD changer Chapter search You can change to the next or pre _ vious chapter during playback 4 1 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 Select the direction EE rei Confirm repeatedly continuing until you reach the desired chapter or with buttons select the direction Press repeatedly continuing until you reach the desired chapter on the current DVD Playback begins at the chapter selected Ss Adjusting picture 1 During playback press controller 2 Select 4 and confirm 3 Adjusting the picture referto page 161 Freezing frame 1 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 2 At the desired position select m and c
101. bar support 46 M M S tires 188 Maintenance 193 Malfunction displays 85 M AM 150 Manually controlled recirculated air 107 Manually switch air conditioner mode on and off 107 Manual operation doors 37 sliding tilt sunroof 44 Manual release automatic transmission lockout 70 fuel filler door 182 luggage compartment lid 40 Manual station search 150 Map CD 130 Map dir travel for navigation 138 Map facing N for navigation 138 Maximum axle loads 210 Maximum cooling automatic climate control 107 rear air conditioner 111 Maximum roof weight 210 Maximum speed winter tires 188 Maximum speed refer to Limit 89 Memo 91 Memorize automatic climate control 110 Individual 111 Memorized Stations radio 151 Memorize for audio operation 151 Memory refer to Seat mirror and steering wheel memory 54 Memory for audio operation 146 148 150 MENU in DVD mode 167 Menu name 23 Menus computer 22 Control Center 22 MFL 54 M FM 150 Microfilter 193 Microphone for hands free system 173 Mirrors 52 automatic dimming 52 mirror heaters 52 mirror memory 54 Missed 177 Missed calls 176 Mobile phone refer to separate Portable phone manual 170 Modifications technical 8 Monitor refer to Control Center 19 Most frequently called numbers 176 Music search cassette deck 159 Name for navigation 133 Navigation 19 22 13
102. can fold the side extensions on the head restraint forward for increased lateral support Front head restraints active When necessary the system will respond to a rear impact by automatically triggering the active head restraints To ensure that the active head restraints afford maximum protection and to avoid unnecessary risks to personal safety we request that you read and comply with the following gt Adjust the head restraints so that they are centered at roughly ear height gt Do not install seat or head restraint covers gt Never use the head restraints as sup ports for suspending objects of any kind such as clothes hangers Refrain from mounting accessories on either the seat or the head restraint 4 Rear seats To adjust mechanically gt To raise pull Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt To lower press the button arrow 1 and push down the head restraint To remove head restraints refer to next column To adjust center head restraint If the head restraint has been low ered pull it back up continuing until the detent engages before allowing a pas senger to ride in the rear center position Failure to observe this precaution can reduce the level of occupant protection 4 To adjust electrically z ar Ti A Y i paa SS If necessary adjust the head restraint s height to ensure that it is centered at roughly the height of the passenger
103. ce the system could lead to failure in an emer gency or undesired airbag activation either of which could result in personal injury Do not touch the individual components directly after the system has been trig gered because there is a danger of burns lt 4 At all times occupants should sit upright and be properly restrained infants and small children in appropriate child restraint systems larger children and adults using the safety belts Never let an occupant s head rest near or on a side airbag because the inflating airbag could cause a serious or fatal injury Please note that the word Airbag imprinted on the door trim panel indicates the airbag s location Never install a rearward facing child restraint system on the front passenger seat If you do so the child could be severely injured when the airbag is trig gered Children under 13 years of age and chil dren less than 5 ft 150 cm tall should always ride in the rear and the restraint sys tems should be secured with the vehicle s safety belts Accident research shows that the safest place for children in an automobile is in the rear seat However a child sitting in the rear seat and not properly restrained may place his or her head on or near the airbag if so equipped For example a child even though belted may fall asleep with his or her head against the side airbag It may be difficult for a driver to ensure that children in the rear seat will remain p
104. ches on and off the low beams in response to changes in ambient light conditions for instance in tunnels atdawn and dusk and in rain and snow The green indicator lamp next to the symbol is illumi nated when the low beams are on E Following automatic activation the vehicle s external lighting remains on when you switch on the fog lamps 4 The automatic headlamp control cannot serve as a Substitute for your personal judgment in determining when the lamps should be switched on in response to ambient lighting conditions For example the system cannot detect fog To avoid safety risks you should always switch on the lamps manually under these conditions EU You can have the sensitivity of the AA headlamp control system adjusted on your vehicle 4 5 a Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Instrument lighting Turn the serrated dial to adjust the illumina tion intensity High beams standing lamps FE 1 High beams blue indicator lamp 2 Headlamp flasher blue indicator lamp 3 Standing lamps Standing lamps left and right You also enjoy the option of lighting up just one side of your vehicle when parking With the ignition off press the lever in the desired direction 3 past the pressure point Front fog lamps Qn 2 l The parking lamps or low beams 0 must be switched on for the fog lamps to operate The green indi cator lamp in the Info Display lights up whenever th
105. cked refer to AUC Auto matic recirculated air control on page 107 gt Navi info To repeat the most recent message from the navigation system refer to page 139 gt AUTO P To activate deactivate Automatic Hold refer to Automatic Hold on page 63 You can select the displayed function using the button in the steering wheel E If you have activated the Automatic L _ Hold feature refer to page 63 you can use the button to deactivate the system for parking maneuvers etc 4 54 Seat mirror and steering wheel memory ad Le ee a a MEMORY SE You can store and select two different adjustment settings for the driver s seat exterior mirrors and steering wheel If your vehicle is equipped with comfort seats you can also store and set two seating positions for each additional seat with a memory The adjustment of the lumbar supportis not stored in the memory Storing 1 Radio mode or switch on ignition 2 Setdesired seating position for driver s seat also the outside mirror and steering wheel position 3 Press MEMORY button The indicator lamp within the button comes on 4 Press the desired memory button lor 2 The indicator lamp goes out Selecting a stored setting Convenience mode 1 Driver s door open after unlocking or ignition lock in radio position 2 Briefly press the desired memory button 1 or 2 The system immediately cancels the adjustment procedure when you press one o
106. classes The selection of the correct SAE class depends on the climatic conditions in the area where you typically drive your BMW E Approved oils are in SAE classes 5W 40 and 5W 30 4 These oils may be used for driving in all ambient temperatures Coolant Do not add coolant to the cooling system when the engine is hot Escaping coolant can cause burns Antifreeze and anticorrosion agents are hazardous to health Always store these agents in tightly closed original containers kept well away from the reach of children Antifreeze and anticorrosion agents are flammable Therefore do not pour over hot engine parts as otherwise they could catch fire and cause burns Always observe the instructions for use provided on the con tainer 4 22 Always observe all applicable rules at and regulations for environmental protection when disposing of used anti freeze and anti corrosion agents 4 191 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Under the hood Checking coolant level Pe p Correct coolant level with the engine cold approx 68 F 20 C 1 Turn the cap of the expansion tank counterclockwise to allow any accumu lated pressure to escape then continue turning to open 2 The coolant level is correct when the coolant extends to between the MIN and MAX marks on the filler neck refer to the diagram adjacent to the filler neck 3 Ifthe coolant is low slowly add coolant
107. cle When you mount wheels other than Ori ginal BMW light alloy wheels different lug bolts may also be required Always have damaged tires replaced and the wheel and tire assembly rebalanced at the earliest possible opportunity Driving with the spare tire E On certain wheel tire combinations the size of the spare tire deviates from that of the rest of the tires The spare tire is fully capable of running in all load and speed ranges However to recreate the original conditions the tire should be replaced as soon as possible 4 199 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Replacing components Run flat tires You will recognize run flat tires by a cir cular symbol containing the letters RSC on the side of the tire They consist of self contained tires and special rims The tire reinforcement ensures that the tire retains some residual safety in the event of pres sure drop and driving remains possible to a restricted degree The vehicle is equipped with a Flat Tire Monitor or TPM Tire Pressure Monitor which indicates punctures l gt The reinforcement on the flanks of the tires means that it is usually not pos sible to detect an air loss from outside lt 4 Flat tire If you have a flat tire the indicator lamp symbol in the Check Control will light up in red and a message will appear In addition a gong sounds Detailed information on the Flat Tire Mon itor or TPM Tire Pressur
108. compartment separately refer to page 39 and then retain the key in your possession while handing over only the remote control unit when leaving the vehicle for valet parking etc refer to page 34 this pre vents unauthorized access to the luggage and front storage compartments lt 4 Ventilating storage compartment in the front armrest You can use the serrated dial in the storage compartment to open and close the vent 117 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG nor accessones Practical inte gt Depending on the automatic climate LE control setting the temperature within the storage compartment may be higher than in the rest of the interior Close the vent as required 4 Storage compartment on center console between the front seats Open by pressing the recess on the cover Glasses compartment To open the compartment Briefly press the button Youcan remove the insert tray for cleaning Storage compartment in the center console j Fi z k k lt a i gE if P A ha To open the compartment Briefly press the button Clothes hooks When suspending clothing from the hooks ensure that it will not obstruct the driver s vision Do not hang heavy objects on the hooks If you do so they could endanger occupants during braking or evasive maneuvers 4 118 Beverage holders Front Below the sliding covers gt When the vehicle is parked y
109. control refer to Driving stability control 94 Standard during TV operation 161 Standing lamps 103 Start stop button 61 Starting 62 Starting and stopping cassette deck 158 CD changer 156 CD player 153 DVD changer 164 radio 149 TV 160 Starting problems 62 203 204 Starting the engine 62 State inspection 84 Station refer to Radio 150 Status lines in Control Center 24 Steering wheel 18 adjustment 53 individual button assignment options 53 Steering wheel adjustment automatic 53 Steering wheel heater 53 Steering wheel memory 54 Steptronic 69 Stopwatch 90 INTERM TIME 90 Storage refer to Care manual Storage compartments 117 Storing desired speeds refer to Programmable cruise control 75 Storing destination per voice 141 Storing seating position refer to Seat mirror and steering wheel memory 54 Straps refer to Cargo loading 126 Street for navigation 134 222 SUBTITLE in DVD mode 167 Summer tires 187 Sun blinds 115 Switch for battery 201 Switching audio sources on off 147 Switching off the engine 62 Switching on and off portable phone 174 Switch time1 113 Switch time 2 113 Symbols 6 Control Center 20 System failure reports refer to Check Control 85 T Tachometer 82 Tail lamps 197 bulb replacement 197 Tape 146 158 159 Target cursor for navigation 134 135 Technical data 208 Technical modifications 8 Telephone 170 operation w
110. d displays in your vehicle These light emitting diodes which operate using a concept similar to that applied in conventional lasers are offi cially designated as Class 1 light emitting diodes Do not remove the covers and never stare into the unfiltered light several hours as irritation of the iris could result 104 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG A congenial climate Automatic climate control im m Automatic climate control 2 Airflow directed toward the windshield and side windows 3 Airflow for the upper body The serrated dials in the center open and close through an infinitely variable range to control air supply while also adjusting the air s direction like the lower serrated dials You can find more information on adjusting for draft free ventilation on page 110 4 Airto footwell 105 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG A congenial climate 1 Automatic air distribution and supply left hand side of passenger compartment 109 2 Outside air AUC Automatic recircu lated air control Recirculated air 107 3 Defrosting windows and removing condensation 107 4 Temperature control left hand side of passenger compartment 107 5 Maximum cooling 107 6 Airsupply left hand side of passenger compartment 107 7 To switch off automatic climate control 109 8 Air supply right hand side of passenger compartment 107 9 Temperature control right
111. d in a parked vehicle could lock the doors from the inside you should always keep the remote control unit with you this precaution ensures that you will remain able to unlock the vehicle from the outside at all times lt 38 Doors Soft Close Automatic Apply gentle pressure to the door to close it The closing process will then be carried out automatically To avoid injuries ensure that the door s travel path is completely free and clear before closing 4 Luggage compartment lid Opening from outside Press the button The luggage compart ment lid opens E During opening the luggage compart _ ment lid pivots upward and to the rear Ensure that adequate clearance is available before opening 4 The lock Be All of the vehicle s keys fit the luggage compartment lid lock located in the license plate recess Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Opening separately Insert the key in the luggage compartment lid s lock and turn it all the way to the right the lid opens E To avoid being locked out inadvert ently avoid laying the remote control unit down in the luggage compartment The luggage compartment is locked again as soon as you close the lid If you use the key to unlock the luggage compartment lid while the alarm system is armed the alarm will be triggered To deactivate the alarm gt unlock the vehicle using the remote control refer to page 36 or gt insert the r
112. ded against high frequency energy 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Batteries Never attempt to open your BMW portable phone or its battery Use only approved battery types the wrong battery can destroy your portable phone To avoid possible short circuits after removing a battery you should never allow it to come into contact with metallic sur faces of any kind 4 Disposing of used batteries Return used batteries to a recycling collection point or to your BMW center 4 Care instructions You can find useful information on caring for your portable phone in the separate Portable phone manual and in the separate Care manual Controls You have the option of making phone calls with the car phone or the BMW portable phone If there is no BMW portable phone in the cradle Personal calling can be made with the car phone E Your car phone must be activated to L support his feature Please see your BMW center for further instructions to acti vate your car phone with the wireless car rier 4 The upper status line will indicate which phone is currently active and connected to the network IC For information on operating your LE portable phone please consult the separate manual 4 The portable phone can be operated by means of gt controls on the steering wheel refer to page 18 gt Control Display gt the folding telephone keypad gt and the voice command syste
113. e turn and press the controller to enter commands You can use it for all of the functions in the Control Display To avoid posing an unnecessary hazard both to your own vehicle s occupants and to other road users never attempt to use the controls or make adjust ments unless traffic and road conditions allow 4 The following introduction illustrates how easy it is to use the Control Center You can find detailed instructions describing how to use the individual sys tems in the separate sections Control Display An orientation menu is available for selec tion Slide the controller gt toward the currently active menu gt twice in one direction Selecting menu Slide the controller to select a menu here Settings The menu appears on the screen as soon as you release the controller E You can move directly to a different menu by sliding the controller 4 19 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Selecting menu entries 11 41am Turn the controller to select the menu entry here Clock Confirming selection or entry Press the controller to make a selection here Clock p Selectthe desired adjustment option within the menu item and confirm here Time 09 15am Mema TAD Date Settings Mema LE ri ri Date gt Turn the controller to select your setting 20 gt Press the controller to confirm the new setting store a
114. e Monitor can be found on page 98 or 99 Reduce vehicle speed carefully to under 50 mph 80 km h avoiding hard brake applications and steering maneuvers If the defective wheel is not recognizable as such immediately check the inflation pressure in all four tires For reasons of safety do not arrange for run flat tires to be repaired Your BMW center has the information needed for working with these tires and is equipped with the necessary special tools 4 200 Continuing driving with a damaged tire Driving on run flat tires can continue depending on the vehicle load and the severity of the tire damage at a maximum speed of 50 mph 80 km h You can deter mine the possible mileage for continued driving on the basis of the following general indications gt Tire inflation pressure 0 psi kPa With empty vehicle approx 90 miles 150 km With full payload approx 30 miles 50 km gt Tire inflation pressure 7 psi 50 kPa 15 psi 100 kPa Approx 300 miles 500 km gt Tire inflation pressure greater than 15 psi 100 kPa approx 600 miles L000 km Drive reservedly and do not exceed a speed of 50 mph 80 km h In the case of air loss you can expect changes in vehicle handling such as reduce lane sta bility longer braking distances and changes in self steering properties 4 Battery Battery care The battery is 100 maintenance free i e the electrolyte will last for the life of the bat tery when t
115. e belt against the child restraint system The retraction mechanism is now locked Unlock the safety belt Release the buckle remove the child restraint system and allow the belt retractor to reel the belt completely in Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG LATCH child restraint system LATCH Lower Anchor and Tethers for CHildren gt If the vehicle is equipped with electric power seats these must be returned to their standard adjustment setting before a LATCH child restraint system can be used refer to page 47 4 Access to anchorage points The rear outer seating positions are pro vided with anchors for a LATCH child restraint system The illustrations show the left rear seat as an example The outer anchorage points for the LATCH child restraint system are identified by flags Canadian models only The anchorage points for the LATCH child restraint system are identified by buttons C You can obtain an installation guide LEX for mounting LATCH child restraint systems at your BMW center The guide although not necessary for installation of a LATCH child restraint system will facilitate the installation and also help protect the vehicle s seating surfaces Always observe all instructions for installation and use pro vided by the child restraint s manufac turer 4 Engage the buckle on the center belt and then pull the belt away from the child restraint s anchorage poin
116. e driver must intervene and resume manual braking You should then reactivate the system only when you are fully aware of the prior speed and distance settings lt 4 Active cruise control may brake when you reduce the stored desired speed however the driver must constantly monitor traffic and intervene if necessary When you switch off the engine or ignition active cruise control is fully switched off too and any settings you have selected are canceled Behavior in curves 80 Because of the limited range of the system itis possible that in curves or on the peaks and valleys of hilly roads a vehicle ahead may be recognized late or not at all There fore itis up to the driver to select a speed that is prudent in view of the curves and terrain of the roadway In approaching a curve it is possible that active cruise control would react briefly to a vehicle in the adjacent lane In addition the system can sense if your vehicle is ina curve and may not accelerate If your vehicle decelerates in either case you can choose to overcome the deceleration by briefly pressing the accelerator pedal Driver interventions FN Anytime the driver presses down on the accelerator pedal any automatic braking action by the system is interrupted until the pedal is fully released After doing this release the accelerator and the system again controls your cruising speed and dis tance setting While driving with activated sys
117. e event of a breakdown 1 Select BMW Assist and confirm 2 Select BMW Services and confirm 178 Your BMW center Customer Relations 3 Select Roadside Assistance and con firm The vehicle s current location is dis played Press ACTIVATE for Roadsicie Assist Curent Postion AU ES N ao Sie Patio i ACTIMATE 4 Select ACTIVATE and confirm The data of your vehicle is transmitted to BMW center BMW center forwards the current vehicle location and the customer profile the vehicle data to the relevant Roadside Assistance service Voice communication to the Roadside Assistance service is set up Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG i Communications 179 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Mobility This section helps you maintain your mobility by supplying important information on vital topics including fuels and lubricants wheels and tires maintenance and emergency roadside service Refueling Refueling Fuel filler door Always switch off the engine before refueling If you do not fuel cannot be filled into the tank and a message in the Check Control will appear 4 To open and close press the rear edge of the fuel filler door Manual release In the event of an electrical defect in the system you can release the fuel filler door manually 1 Lift the handle to remove the cover panel on the right side of
118. e fog lamps are on The fog lamps are switched off whenever the high beams are switched on E If the automatic headlamp control is LE activated the low beams will come on automatically when you switch on the fog lamps 4 Interior lamps The interior lamps operate automatically Switching the interior lamps on and off manually Briefly press button 1 If you want the interior lamps to remain off continuously maintain pressure on the button for approx 3 seconds To revert to normal operation press the button briefly 103 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Lamps The button for the interior lamps in the rear passenger area only switches these lamps on and off 1 The interior lamps come on briefly Fi whenever you use the parked car ventilation system This feature confirms that the system has been activated 4 Control of the footwell lamps courtesy lamps and ground lamps is also automatic Reading lamps Reading lamps are provided in the front and rear adjacent to the interior lamps You can switch them on and off with the button 2 adjacent to each lamp l gt To avoid discharging the battery all of the vehicle s interior lamps are auto matically extinguished approx 15 minutes after the ignition is switched off lt 4 Light emitting diodes LEDs Light emitting diodes installed behind translucent lenses serve as the light source for many of the controls an
119. e in Control Display changing 91 Display illumination 103 Display lighting refer to Instrument lighting 103 Displays 14 Distance 88 Distance tempomat refer to Active cruise control 75 Distance to destination 88 Distance warning 93 Dolby for audio operation 159 Door keys 34 Door mirrors automatic dimming 52 Doors child safety lock 59 locking and unlocking 35 manual operation 37 remote control 35 DOT Quality Grades 186 Draft free ventilation 108 Drink holders refer to Beverage holders 118 Driving stability control 94 96 Driving tips 124 DSC 95 DSC Dynamic Stability Control 94 215 Everything from A to Z DTC 95 DTC Dynamic Traction Control 15 95 DVD 146 164 DVD changer 162 adjusting picture 166 adjusting the tone 147 chapter search 166 controls 146 copy protection 162 country codes 163 DVD controller 164 fast forward 165 fast reverse 165 freezing frame 166 humidity 163 media formats 162 operating temperatures 163 safety 162 searching for chapter 166 selecting a track 165 selecting camera angle 167 selecting DVD 165 selecting language 167 selecting picture format 166 selecting subtitles 167 specific menu 167 switching on 164 temperature range 163 volume 147 DVD Multimedia changer refer to DVD changer 162 Dynamic Brake Control DBC 96 Dynamic Drive 97 Dynamic Stability
120. e steering column You can also use the multilevel preset mode to store 6 desired speeds for later selection with the lever on the steering column refer to page 75 This feature assists you in quickly adapting the vehicle speed to specific road condi tions e g changes in speeds limits Do not use the cruise control when driving on winding roads in case of heavy traffic or poor road conditions snow rain ice loose road surface that do not permit a constant speed 4 One lever for all functions Activating system Press 1or pull 2 lever as far as the detent The system maintains and stores the cur rent vehicle speed 73 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr 1 Maintaining and storing speed accelerating Press the lever as far as the detent The system maintains and stores the cur rent vehicle speed Every time you tap the lever the vehicle s speed increases by roughly 1 mph 1 km h Press the lever longer The vehicle accelerates without pressure on the accelerator pedal The system main tains and stores your current speed as soon as you release the lever E The vehicle may accelerate beyond the preset speed on steep downhill stretches where the engine s braking effect alone may not be sufficient to slow the vehicle Speed can drop on uphill grades if the engine output is insufficient lt 4 2 Maintaining and storing speed decelerating Pull lever back to
121. ear of the vehicle Careless use of the power win dows can lead to injury 4 E The remote control unit must be locked in position in the ignition lock before this safety feature can be deacti vated lt 4 After installing accessories After installing any accessory such as a clamp on antenna for a portable phone within the window s travel range you will need to have the system reinitialized for use under the new conditions Please con tact your BMW center for assistance Sliding tilt sunroof To prevent injuries exercise care when closing the sliding tilt sunroof and keep it in your field of vision until it is shut When leaving the vehicle always disen gage the remote control in the ignition lock and close the doors to prevent children from operating the sunroof and injuring themselves etc 4 Raising opening closing ON 5 I j i fj bt i list J GDN um A From radio mode on press the switch or slide it in the desired direction up to the pressure point After the ignition is switched off the sunroof remains available for operation gt Forapprox 15 minutes with the remote control unit in the radio mode gt For approx 1 minute in position 0 or with the remote control unit disen gaged The headliner insert slides back somewhat when you raise the sunroof When the sun roof is opened the headliner retracts with it Do not use force to close the head liner insert w
122. ect an entry from the list that now appears in the display and confirm 4 After the desired entry has been selected can be used to setup a connection the number being called appears in the upper status line refer to page 24 E The connection can also be set up LE using the button in the steering wheel or the telephone keypad 4 _ End call Communications ae 177 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG BMW Assist BMW Assist To avoid posing an unnecessary hazard both to your own vehicle s occupants and to other road users never attempt to use the controls or make adjust ments while operating the vehicle 4 Requirements If the following requirements are met you can call up BMW Assist gt Telephone is connected and switched on gt The lock code has been entered gt The mobile communications network is available gt GPS reception is assured E The position of the vehicle can influ LE ence the mobile communications GPS reception As arule mobile communi cations GPS reception is only possible under a clear sky When vehicle data is exchanged with the BMW Service Center a corresponding message appears in the Control Display lt 4 Roadside Assistance of the BMW Group Here you automatically dial the number of the Roadside Assistance of the BMW Group your BMW center or BMW Cus tomer Relations To contact Roadside Assistance for example in th
123. ed status reports appear again in the display 86 If several messages are present you can continue to press the CHECK button to view them in succession The Check Control function gt cancels itself automatically after a brief period gt can be canceled by again pressing the CHECK button for approximately 8 seconds EU You can select the language in which Check Control status reports and messages from the computer will appear refer to page 91 4 Computer To select functions You can use the buttons in the turn signal indicator lever to request a display from the computer on the Info Display starting at the radio mode in the ignition lock 1 Info Display on left 2 Info Display on right A new function appears each time you press the button Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Info Display screen contents gp PES a The display sequence gt Fuel gauge refer to next column gt Range and remaining distance refer to next colum and page 88 The display sequence gt Odometer 82 V Energy Control Current fuel consumption 88 Average fuel consumption 88 Average speed 88 Time of arrival 88 gt Maintain pressure on button 1 to cancel the display from the computer Press the button again to return to the last display It will not be possible to cancel the display if the fuel level has fallen into the reserve range or if a Check Control status repo
124. ed limit can only be displayed Setting is carried out via the front controller refer to page 89 4 Controller The controller is located on the center arm rest Rear lock The available functions are operated with the respective controller In the Control Display you can limit or deac tivate operation of the rear screen 1 Select the Settings menu and confirm 2 Select Rear and confirm 3 Setting operation of rear screen gt Select Limited Release and con firm to lock the functions used in the front Control Display E When headphones are con LE nected all audio and video func tions continue to be selectable in the rear with the exception of the audio or video source activated in the front Con trol Display 4 gt Select None Release and confirm to switch off the rear screen gt Select Full Release and confirm to switch off all locks Headphones 1 Headphone jack 2 Adjusting volume 3 Station scan track search gt Station scan gt Tape fast forward reverse gt Music track search for CD and cas sette chapter search for DVD changer gt Select TV channel Headphones are only intended for passen gers in the rear seats Please check with local regulations regarding use of head phones 25 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG At a glance Voice command Voice command Voice command system The concept The voice command system allow
125. ed to a new menu While you use the Control Center the a p assistance window can provide you with a 1 Select Help from the orientation menu parallel display for the active system 2 Select Menu name and confirm your You can use it for displays of the following entry gt Short help and supplementary informa tion texts for selected menu entries gt A function selected in the Car data menu refer to page 90 gt The route for vehicles with a navigation system refer to page 131 Help texts in assistance window ee ee Menu mari You can call up and also cancel displays containing help texts and supplementary ue jen N w E Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Control Center Top and bottom status lines 45 6 Hands free mode active Portable phone reception strength Display for phone service provider Portable phone status gt Green incoming or outgoing call gt Red no network available gt Yellow routed through alternate ser vice network roaming 5 Traffic Message Channel activated currently not available 6 Status Check Control 85 gt Green no message gt Yellow priority 2 the symbol flashes briefly You can use the Car data menu to have the status report shown in the Control Display gt Red priority 1 these messages appear immediately accompanied bya gong and a flashing symbol Status Service Interval Display 83 gt Red
126. ediately and stop the vehicle Avoid hard and sudden steering and braking maneuvers Replace the defective tire gt Vehicles with run flat tires If this occurs carefully but quickly reduce vehicle speed to below 50 mph 80 km h Avoid hard and sudden steering and braking maneuvers Additional information on run flat tires is provided on page 186 le The spare tire provided with your LE vehicle is equipped with the elec tronics required to support TPM operation once the spare is installed the pressure in this tire will also be monitored following system initialization Have the tires changed at your BMW center Your BMW center has the information needed for working with TPM and is equipped with the necessary special tools 4 System malfunctions Other equipment operating on the same radio frequency as TPM can generate inter ference signals that may prevent the system from operating as intended Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The symbol will appear in yellow in the Check Control and a message will appear You will also see the same message gt inthe event of a system fault gt if a wheel is mounted without the appropriate TPM electronics gt if in addition to the spare tire addi tional wheels with TPM electronics are on board Please refer to the additional information supplied in the Control Display and have the system inspected at your BMW center Self leveling su
127. emote control all the way into the ignition lock engaging the detent 4 Securing separately The switch position will vary according to the individual vehicle s equipment level 1 Luggage compartment lid locked 2 Luggage compartment lid unlocked Push the switch into position 1 This locks the luggage compartment lid and discon nects it from the central locking system If you then lock the storage compartmentin the center armrest before handing over only the remote control when leaving the vehicle for valet parking etc this will pre vent unauthorized access to the vehicle through the luggage compartment refer to page 34 Manual operation in the event of an electrical malfunction Refer to section on Opening separately Opening from inside You can use this button to open the lug gage compartment lid when the vehicle is stationary This is not possible if the lug gage compartment lid has been locked separately Closing A recess has been incorporated into the inside trim on the luggage compartment lid to make it easier to pull down Automatic Soft Close feature To close the luggage compartment lid merely press it down gently The closing process will then be carried out automati cally To avoid personal injury always ensure that no individuals are within the luggage compartment lid s travel range when closing Operate the vehicle only when the luggage compartment lid is completely closed Oth erwise
128. engine braking when the transmission is in Neu tral and no power assist for brakes and steering when the engine is not running Never allow floor mats carpets or any other objects to protrude into the area around the accelerator and brake pedals and obstruct their movement 4 Corrosion When the vehicle is driven only occasio nally during extended periods when the vehicle is not used at all and in operating conditions where brake applications are less frequent there is an increased ten dency for corrosion to form on rotors while contaminants accumulate on the brake pads This occurs because the minimal pressure which must be exerted by the pads during brake applications to clean the rotors is not reached Should corrosion form on the brake rotors the brakes will tend to respond with a pul sating effect that even extended applica tion will fail to cure Brake pads If the brake pad wear warning lamp BRAKE appears in the Check Control accompanied by a text please take careful note of the additional information in the Control Display 125 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Driving tips Things to remember when driving The brake pads have reached their minimum pad thickness Have them replaced at your BMW center as soon as possible For your own Safety use only brake pads that BMW has released for your particular vehicle model Because BMW cannot assess the suitability of o
129. eparable damage to the device 4 E Dual sided DVDs available from retail suppliers are coated on both sides and bear no markings This means both sides are information carriers To play back the information on the other side remove the magazine and turn over the DVD lt 4 m If you play self recorded audio gt CD Rs faults e g drop outs can occur 4 Inserting the DVD magazine 1 Push the door to the right Ensure that the arrow symbol is pointing toward the DVD changer and slide the magazine all the way in 3 Close the door again E The DVD changer checks the maga zine for inserted DVDs or CDs and is then ready for operation 4 Operating temperatures m Only operate the DVD changer at Lea temperatures of 5 F 15 C to 140 F 60 C otherwise malfunctions can occur Even when switched off the device should only be exposed to temperatures between 13 F 25 C and 185 F 85 C 4 Atmospheric humidity High levels of humidity inside the player can condense on the laser s scan lens and prevent it from reading the DVD DVD country codes Your DVD changers only plays DVDs with the coding 0 or 1 This coding cannot be changed 163 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG DVD changer Care instructions You can find everything you need to know on this topic by consulting the separate Care manual Starting Make all entries with the vehicle sta
130. ess Li Enter blank Delete last letter 5 Select name of locality from the direc tory and confirm your selection l E A town or city must be entered before LE active guidance can start 4 133 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation Entering street house number and intersection Street or the name of the last street entered will appear Dipset i ARREARS ae 2400 i For instructions on entry refer to Entering destination After entering the street you can proceed to select the house number for instance 455 1 Turn until 4 is selected 2 Press to confirm your selection Use the same procedure to select all of the remaining digits in the house number Special characters Cancel selection process Li Enter blank _ Delete last character 3 Select the number that appears in the lower half of the Control Display and confirm your selection ie If the selected house number is LE not stored on the map CD the system will adopt the nearest available number The option for entering house numbers will not be offered if no house numbers are stored for the selected street on your map CD lt 4 4 Address gt Select AS DEST Active guidance to your destination can start immediately gt Use AS ADDRESS to store in the address book 134 The procedure for entering intersections is basically the same as that used for streets Se
131. essary to delete one before entering a new preset speed 4 While driving Activate multilevel preset function Maintain pressure on button 4 for approx 3 seconds The respective driven speed is applied as the desired speed and displayed with 6 E If all of the graduations flash at once LE this indicates that 6 desired speeds have already been stored You must then delete at least one 4 Deleting desired speeds Select the desired speed 5 Press button 4 for approx 3 seconds Active cruise control The concept With active cruise control you can select a desired speed which is not only automati cally maintained when driving on open roadways but also varied to maintain a selected distance setting as slower traffic is encountered Active cruise control is a technological advance over the familiar cruise control and is a welcome relief from the constant adjustment of speed that can accompany driving in traffic on freeways or other high speed thoroughfares Especially on longer 75 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr trips the system can reduce fatigue and tension while increasing your enjoyment of driving Please use it safely and respon sibly In addition to holding a steady cruising speed if you do encounter slower vehicles ahead active cruise control will within the scope of given possibilities adjust your vehicle s speed automatically so that one can flow w
132. ever use spray fluids to start the gt engine lt 4 Towing Even if the transmission is in perfect working order remember to disen gage the transmission lockout manually before towing the vehicle Failure to observe this precaution could result in automatic activation of the transmission lockout while the vehicle is being towed lt 4 Releasing transmission lockout manually refer to page 70 Tow fitting The threaded tow fitting is stored in the tool kit mounted on the inside of the luggage compartment lid refer to page 195 and should always remain in the vehicle This fitting which fits the tow sockets on both the front and the rear of the vehicle is intended exclusively for use in towing the vehicle on paved roads Access to tow sockets Press the arrow symbol to push out the cover Front dO Sg Rear Screw the tow fitting in until it bot toms firmly If this is not done the threads could be damaged Never attempt to tow or tie down the vehicle using suspension components as 203 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving and receiving assistance G this could lead to damage that might ulti mately result in an accident lt 4 To avoid jerking and the associated stresses on vehicle components when towing always use either a tow bar ora nylon rope gt Keep the vehicles in line taking care EX to avoid towing at an offset angle and make certain that the
133. exhaust fumes could penetrate the interior of the vehicle If special circum stances should make it absolutely neces sary to operate the vehicle with the luggage compartment lid open 39 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Opening and closing gt Close all windows Shut the sliding tilt sunroof gt Adjust the automatic climate control s blower to supply a high rate of airflow refer to page 107 4 Automatic luggage compartment lid operation Opening The luggage compartment lid opens all the way when you gt press the button next to the steering column gt press the button on the outside of the luggage compartment lid refer to page 38 gt press button 3 onthe remote control unit refer to page 36 E During opening the luggage compart 7 ment lid pivots upward and to the rear Ensure that adequate clearance is available before opening 4 Closing ap N A 2 ng The luggage compartment lid closes auto matically when you gt press the button or gt press the button on the outside of the luggage compartment lid refer to page 38 E The luggage compartment lid imme LE _ diately stops opening or closing if you hold it in place by hand lt 4 To avoid injuries be sure that the travel path of the luggage compart ment lid is clear when it is closed as with 40 all closing procedures Operate the vehicle only when the luggage compartment lid is co
134. extending them upward 4 49 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments To set the side extensions You can fold the side extensions on the head restraint forward to increase lateral support Safety belts Despite the presence of airbags you FN should always remember to fasten your Safety belt before starting off airbags are intended to enhance the protection provided by the safety belts and not to replace them 4 Fastening Make sure you hear the latch plate engage in the belt buckle 50 Warning lamp Please fasten safety belts Accompanied by a signal or a mes sage in the Check Control display Remains on until the safety belts are fas tened Releasing Press the red button in the buckle Hold the belt and guide it back into its reel The shoulder strap s anchorage point will be in the correct position for seat occu pants of every build if the seat is correctly adjusted refer to page 45 The two rear Safety belt buckles integrated in the rear seat are for passengers sitting on the left and right The belt buckle embossed with the word CENTER is intended exclusively for use by passengers riding in the center position Also observe the instructions on adjusting the seats on page 45 If the safety belts are damaged or stretched in an accident have the entire belt system including the tensioning mechanisms replaced at your BMW center Have the belt
135. f destination 133 Courtesy lamps 104 Creating voice address book 141 Cruise control active cruise control 75 Cruise control refer to Programmable cruise control 73 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Cruising range 87 Cup holders refer to Beverage holders 118 Curb lamp bulb replacement 196 Curb weight 210 Current fuel consumption 88 Customer Relations 178 D Dashboard 12 16 Data 208 Date 91 Daytime driving lamps 102 DBC Dynamic Brake Control 96 Deactivating interior motion sensor 36 41 tilt alarm sensor 36 41 Default settings 147 Defrosting windows and removing condensation 107 Defrosting windshield refer to Defrosting windows and removing condensation 107 Defrost setting 107 DELETE for navigation 136 137 Destination 132 Destination during navigation selecting with Information 135 select using voice 141 Destination entry 132 Destination list for navigation system 136 Destinations 132 Dest input 132 Detour 139 Dialed numbers 176 Digital coverage area for navigation 130 Dimensions 209 Dimming mirrors 52 Dipstick engine oil 190 Direction arrow 138 to destination 137 voice instructions 140 Directional indicators refer to Turn signal indicators 71 Disc brakes 125 Displacement 208 Display computer 22 Control Center 22 Display refer to Control Display 19 Display format and units of measur
136. f the display does not yet indicate that service is required refer to page 192 This same precaution applies to all of the other service and maintenance operations scheduled according to periodic intervals as opposed to mileage 4 Displaying and entering dates for legally prescribed emission and vehicle inspections 1 Select Emissions inspection or State inspection and confirm 2 Turn the controller to select date input 84 Peut emissions test 11 2007 3 Confirm the inspection date The first partofthe date entryis activated here month gt Turn to reset gt Press to store and move to the next entry here year The system adopts the date the last time you store your entry 4 Press the controller to select CONFIRM IE A requirement is that you have cor rectly set the date and time in the Control Display refer to page 91 4 If the deadline for your next emissions or state vehicle inspection is approaching the remaining distance and time will appear briefly when you switch on the ignition gt Your Service Advisor will determine LE _ your vehicle s current service require ments by reading out the data stored in the vehicle s key 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Check Control Info Display screen contents Messages and status reports appear in text form accompanied by an indicator lamp symbol The alert is accompanied by a gong Status report
137. f the seat adjustment buttons or use one of the memory buttons Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Safety feature 1 Driver s door closed and ignition switched either on or off 2 Press memory button 1 or 2 and main tain pressure until the adjustment pro cess has been completed If you press the MEMORY button acciden tally Press the button again the indicator lamp goes out Do not call up a position from the memory while the vehicle is moving There is a risk of accident from unexpected movement of the seat or steering wheel 4 aga You can have your vehicle pro AY grammed to automatically dial in your own individual adjustment settings for the seat mirrors and steering wheel whenever you use your personal remote control unit to unlock the vehicle 4 When using the Key Memory feature always make sure that the footwell behind the driver s seat is empty and unob structed If you fail to do so any persons or objects behind the seat could be injured or damaged by a rearward movement of the seat 4 Airbags 1 Front airbags for driver and front pas senger 2 Head airbags in front and rear Side airbags in front and rear 4 Knee airbags for driver and front pas senger w Passenger side exterior mirror tilt function Automatic curb monitor 1 Select the driver s door mirror with the switch 2 When you select the transmission posi tion R the door mirror on the fr
138. flation pressure in your Spare tire Inflate the spare to the highest pressure specified for any tire on the vehicle 4 The inflation pressures provided ona label affixed to the B pillar are visible when the driver s door is open 184 Checking inflation pressure The table on the next page provides the correct inflation pressures for cool tires ambient temperature in psi kilopascal Vehicles with Flat Tire Monitor or TPM Tire Pressure Monitor After mounting a spare tire or correcting the inflation pressure s always reinitialize the system refer to page 98 or 99 Complying with tire approval specifications The inflation pressures in the table apply to tire sizes and tires from BMW approved manufacturers Your BMW center is familiar with these pressures Different pressures may be specified for tires from other manufacturers Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG BMW 745i 745Li Tire size Max j Pressure specifications in i a psi kPa p 245 55 R 17 including M S 32 220 35 240 35 240 42 290 245 50 R 18 including M S Front 245 45 R 19 32 220 35 240 Rear 275 40 R 19 35 240 42 290 Front 245 40 R 20 32 220 35 240 Rear 275 35 R 20 35 240 42 290 BMW 760Li Tire size Pressure specifications in psi kPa AERE eg 245 50 R 18 including M S 35 240 38 260 38 260 42 290 Front 245 45 R 19 35 240 38 260 Rear 275 40 R 19 38 260 3 42
139. g the following options gt Manual entry of destination address refer to page 132 gt To select town city and street from the directory refer to page 134 gt To select destination with map refer to page 134 131 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation Navigation gt To select destination with Informa tion refer to page 135 gt To select from among recent destina tions refer to page 136 gt To select destination from address book refer to page 140 After selecting your destination you can proceed to start the guidance system refer to page 137 Destination entry Enter data only when the vehicle is stationary and always obey the traffic regulations and road signs in the event of any contradiction between traffic and road conditions and the instructions issued by the navigation system If you do not observe this precaution you may be in vio lation of the law and can endanger vehicle occupants and other road users 4 1 Press the controller 2 Select Destinations and confirm Route quid Route selec Location 1 3 Select Dest input and confirm Addresa book Last dest information These menu selections offer you various options for entering your destination as described in the following section 132 Manual entry of destination address The system relies on a wordmatch principle to make it easier for you to enter the
140. ge 86 4 Control Display screen contents rere VE ere Ariya INNGI every Hits STF mi Barge Cimampton speed 22 mpg 48 5 mph You can view additional information on ser vice and maintenance procedures by selecting the Car data menu 1 Select gl and confirm 2 Select Service and confirm 3 The display shows a list of selected ser vice and maintenance procedures as well as legally mandated official inspections Red sectors The service deadline has already passed Yellow sectors The deadline for service or an official inspection is approaching Please contact your BMW center for an appointment Green lamps No service is currently required If you desire certain maintenance operations can be carried out at the next service at the customer s request You can request more detailed information on every entry Turn the controller to scroll through the list then confirm the selected entry Confirm 5 to exit the list 83 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Everything under control Service 0000 mls Have spark plugs replated by your BMW center Confirm 4 to exit the display The Service Interval Display does not EN continue counting down to the next service during periods when the vehicle is stored with the battery disconnected or the battery switch OFF Please remember that brake fluid should be changed every two years at the latest even i
141. h on interior lamps and door mounted proximity lamps To open the luggage compartment lid 4 To switch on interior lamps activate panic mode Because any persons or animals left unattended in a parked vehicle could lock the doors from the inside you should always keep the remote control unit with you this precaution ensures that you will remain able to unlock the vehicle from the outside at all times 4 E When itis no longer possible to lock the vehicle via the remote control the battery is discharged Use this remote con trol unit during an extended drive this will recharge the battery refer to page 34 In the event of a system malfunction please contact your BMW center which is also your source for replacement keys 4 w 35 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Opening and closing Unlocking the vehicle Press button1 f The interior lamps and the door mounted proximity lamps come on Press the button once to unlock the driver s door only press a second time to unlock all remaining doors as well as the luggage compartment lid and the fuel filler door Convenience opening mode Hold button 1 4 pressed The windows and the sliding tilt sunroof open The Sliding tilt sunroof will not be retracted if it is already in its raised position Locking and securing Press button 2 LOCK Switching off the tilt alarm sensor and interior motion sensor Press button 2 Lock once
142. h the individual remote con trol units with their different settings What the system can do Please contact your BMW center for more information on the range of options avail able with Vehicle Memory and Key Memory aga You will see this symbol throughout AA the Owner s Manual It is to remind you at appropriate places of the settings 60 that are available to you These positions can be looked up in the index under the respective keyword 4 E Following configuration of the EX memory functions vehicle operation may differ from the description in the Owner s Manual Should you want to sell your BMW some day please remember to have the memory functions reset to the default state 4 Examples of Vehicle Memory functions gt Central locking system set different signals as an acknowledgment gt Follow me home lamps activate deac tivate function gt Daytime driving lamps activate deacti vate function gt Alarm system set different acknowl edgment signals to confirm arming dis arming gt Alarm system activate deactivate inte rior motion sensor and tilt alarm sensor gt Automatic headlamp control adjust sensitivity Examples of Key Memory functions gt Seat memory activate deactivate func tion gt Central locking system vehicle is locked as soon as you drive off or if you have not opened a door or the luggage compartment lid after unlocking Acti vate deactivate function gt Automat
143. he button briefly the word PARK appears briefly in the Info Display With the parking brake set the indicator lamp WE lights up red in the Info Display refer to page 14 E With the ignition off the indicator lamp i goes out after a brief period lt 4 Manual release y With the ignition on briefly press the button the indicator lamp in the Info Display goes out ie Provided that the remote control unit Le is engaged in the ignition lock you can also release the parking brake after the engine has been switched off This function is intended for use in automatic car washes etc 4 When leaving the vehicle always release the remote control unit from the detent in the ignition lock this precau tion prevents children from disengaging the parking brake etc The parking brake can still be engaged at any time when the remote control unit is released from the detent Itis only possible to disengage the parking brake with the ignition on 4 If exceptional circumstances should make it necessary to engage the parking brake while the vehicle is in motion maintain pressure on the button The indicator lamp appears in red in the Info Display A gong sounds at the same time The brake lamps come on The vehicle continues to brake automati cally for as long as you maintain pressure on the button 4 E When you brake the vehicle to a vir LE tual stop i e down to a speed of approximately 2 mph 3 km h or below the
144. he vehicle is operated in a tem perate climate gt For all questions that regard the bat tery please consult your BMW center Since the battery is maintenance free the following is for your information only 4 Charging the battery Only charge the battery in the vehicle via the terminals in the engine compartment with the engine off Connections refer to J ump starting on page 203 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG To avoid short circuits as well as pos Fuses sible fires and personal injury always disconnect the cable from the battery s Spare fuses are located on the fuse strip in negative terminal before working on the the glove compartment plastic tweezers vehicle s electrical system 4 can be found at the fuse holder in the lug gage compartment Battery switch In the glove compartment Before storing the vehicle for an extended Press the tab on the cover to the front then period of several weeks or more slide the fold up the cover battery switch located behind the trim panel on the right side of the luggage com partment to OFF This reduces the current flow from the battery for the period during which the vehicle remains parked A message appears in the Check Control panel Please take note of the supplemen tary information provided in the Control Display Never disconnect either battery cable 2 from its terminal while the engine is ae running the resulting voltage surge
145. he voice command FN system to make emergency SOS calls Your voice and habitual tone could be affected by stressful situations as a result of which the process of establishing the telephone connection could be unneces sarily delayed Instead you should use the emergency SOS button located adjacent to the rearview mirror refer to page 173 4 Environmental conditions The voice command system uses a special hands free microphone located in the front of your vehicle s headliner Although the system is designed to filter out ambient noise you can help ensure that your com mands will be understood by observing the following instructions gt Speak smoothly and clearly ata normal volume Do not place any unusual stress on individual syllables and avoid pauses gt Do not speak while the voice command system is talking gt Keep the doors windows and sunroof closed to prevent interference from ambient noise gt Avoid other sources of noise in the vehicle while speaking and ask other vehicle occupants to refrain from talking while you are using the system gt The hands free microphone is aimed toward the driver This means that the system might be unable to register the voices of other vehicle occupants prop erly The notebook To record a note wt Record notet You can store approx ten minutes of spoken text either as a single entry or as multiple entries of any desired length 28 To terminate recording
146. ic climate control key specific storage of the temperature blower and air conditioner setting Activate deacti vate function gt Check Control set languages and units gt Seat heating recall personal tempera ture distribution Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Driving Ignition lock Insert the remote control unit all the way into the ignition lock This also activates the radio mode l gt When the remote control unit is in the ignition lock you can start the engine without first switching on the ignition 4 Switching the ignition on and off m Continue to press the start stop button to switch the radio mode on and off or switch the ignition on and off Do not depress the brake pedal until LE you are ready to start the engine If you push the start stop button while the brake pedal is depressed the engine will start immediately 4 Radio mode Several systems such as the Control Center parked car ventilation etc are available for use The time and outside temperature appear in the Info Display E The radio mode is automatically deactivated gt After approx 16 minutes when a door is closed and the system does not reg ister the presence of any individuals in the vehicle gt Immediately if the remote control is removed from the ignition lock 4 Ignition switched on All vehicle systems are ready for operation Ignition off The ind
147. icator lamps in the Info Display go out Only the automatic transmission s range display remains visible for a brief period Removing the remote control unit from the ignition lock Press the remote control unit in briefly it is ejected and now protrudes slightly from the lock This procedure will also switch off the ignition if itis on l gt Switch off the engine before removing LE the remote control unit from the igni tion lock The transmission automatically shifts to position P Interlock lt If the remote control is still in the ignition lock when the driver s door is opened a gong will sound and a message will appear in the Info Display 61 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr Starting the engine Do not run the engine in closed FN rooms as otherwise the inhaling of toxic exhaust gases can cause uncon sciousness and death The exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide an odorless and colorless but highly toxic gas Never leave an unattended vehicle with the engine running as such a vehicle repre sents a potential safety hazard 4 1 Insert the remote control unit all the way into the ignition lock 2 Depress the brake pedal 3 Briefly press the start stop button gt Your BMW is equipped with the con J venience starting feature After depressing the brake pedal all you need to do is briefly press the start stop button The system responds by automatically
148. ield while the headlamps are on Do not use the washers if there is any danger that the fluid will freeze on the windshield If you do so your vision could be obscured To avoid freezing use a 72 washer fluid antifreeze refer to page 73 Avoid activating the washer when the reservoir is empty as damage to the pump could result 4 Windshield washer nozzles The windshield washer nozzles and the windshield itself in the area around the wipers are heated automatically when the ignition is switched on Rain sensor The rain sensor is located on the wind shield directly in front of the interior rear view mirror Activating the rain sensor Press briefly with ignition in radio mode The indicator lamp comes on The wipers will always respond by completing at least one sweep of the windshield Adjusting rain sensor sensitivity level Turn the rotary knob 5 Deactivating the rain sensor Press the button again The indicator lamp goes out gt The rain sensor is automatically deac gt tivated when you switch off the igni tion 4 Deactivate the rain sensor when passing through an automatic car wash Failure to do so could result in damage caused by undesired wiper activa tion 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Selecting wiper fold out position Important for changing wiper blades when folding away from windshield to prevent blades from sticking when ice forms etc 1
149. in the displays of fuel consumption dis tances temperatures and pressures as well as the display format for the time and date 1 Select kalad and confirm 2 Select the menu entry that you wish to adjust Press repeatedly to view a listing of your selection options Language You can select a different language for the text displays 1 Select pi and confirm 2 Select and activate the desired lan guage Time and date picim T Time 11 414m es VaR Date Select Clock and confirm Setting the time Select Time and confirm The first setting sector is highlighted gt Turn to reset gt Press to store your entry and proceed to the next setting The clock adopts your entry the last time you confirm your entry Memo You will hear four tones just before each full hour gt Select Memo and confirm Memo is highlighted when this function is acti vated Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Everything under control Setting the date Select Date and confirm The first section of the date display is highlighted here day gt Turn to reset gt Press to store and highlight the next entry here month and year The system adopts the date the last time you store your entry Brightness Br riins id J You can set the brightness of the screen 1 Select Eq and confirm Select Brightness and confirm your selection Press
150. in an accident To ensure that the safety systems operate with optimal effi ciency we strongly urge you to observe the instructions contained in the following sec tion For additional information on transporting children safely refer to page 57 Sitting safely with airbags Always maintain an adequate dis tance between yourself and the air bags Always hold the steering wheel by its rim with hands at the 9 o clock and 3 o clock positions to minimize the risk of injuries to your hands and arms in the event of airbag deployment No one and nothing is to come between the airbags and the seat occupant To prevent possible leg injuries should the knee airbag deploy in an accident ensure that the front passenger assumes a correct sitting position Do not use the cover of the front airbag on the front passenger side as a storage area for objects or as a rest for feet or legs 4 For airbag locations and additional infor mation on airbags refer to page 55 Safe sitting position with safety belts For the safety of all vehicle occupants please comply with the following instruc tions for wearing safety belts Never allow more than one person to wear a single safety belt Never allow infants or small children to ride in a pas senger s lap Avoid twisting the belt while routing it firmly across the hips and shoulder Wear it as snugly against your body as possible Do not allow the belt to rest against hard or fragile objects
151. in the list how ever can simplify the assignment of addresses 1 Select Name and confirm Name M 23 ARCOEFGHIIEL TIIATET OPO HOPES TUNIS shod 2 Turn to select the letters then confirm your selections by pressing Special characters Cancel selection process Li Enter blank Delete last letter 3 Select the name shown in the lower half of the Control Display and confirm your selection Selecting country of destination When the name of a country appears in white letters in the Control Display this indicates that data for more than one country are stored on the map CD To select the United States as your country of destination 1 Select Country or the country named in the display and confirm your selec tion A list of available countries appears in the display 2 Turn until United States is selected 3 Press to adopt your selection as your destination Entering destination Town City or the name of the locality of your last destination will now appear 1 Select Town City or the display town name and confirm 2 Turn until B is selected 3 Press to confirm your selection A directory listing localities starting with the letter B appears in the lower half of the Control Display The list grows smaller each time you enter a new letter 4 Enter Beverly Hills by selecting and confirming the letters individually Special characters 3 Cancel selection proc
152. ine management system Dimensions 11 7290 Fe 198 5 029 123 23130 e a All dimensions specified in in mm Lower section of page Li models Min turning circle dia 39 7 ft 12 1 m Li models 41 3 ft 12 6 m 209 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technical data Weights Curb weight Approved gross vehicle weight Approved front axle load Approved rear axle load Approved roof load capacity Luggage compartment volume Curb weight Approved gross vehicle weight Approved front axle load Approved rear axle load Approved roof load capacity Luggage compartment volume Never exceed either the approved axle loads or the gross vehicle weight 210 lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg cu ft l lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg Ibs kg lbs kg cu ft l BMW 745i 4 376 1 985 5 434 2 465 2 557 1 160 2 987 1 355 220 100 17 7 500 BMW 760Li 4 872 2 210 5 930 2 690 2 833 1 285 3 109 1 410 220 100 17 7 500 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG BMW 745Li 4 464 2 025 5 523 2 505 2 602 1 180 3 020 1 370 Capacities Fuel tank Reserve Windshield and headlamp washer system Cooling system including heating BMW 745i 745Li BMW 760Li Engine with oil filter renewal BMW 745i 745Li BMW 760Li Automatic transmission and differential gal liters gal liters quarts liters quarts liters quarts liters quar
153. ing the playback of a film generally point out different camera angles These are usually only briefly available E With some DVDs the language subti tles or camera angle is only possible with the DVD specific menu See the information on your DVD for pos sible selections 4 Opening DVD specific menu Additional functions may be available on DVDs For example the viewer can select from several possible plots or display infor mation on the film 1 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 2 Select MENU or TOP and confirm I With MENU you can generally D open the DVD specific main menu On some DVDs you will find an additional menu called TOP in which for example you can select music scenes 4 To make a selection 1 Use to select a function 2 Confirm selection with OK To return to a previous menu Select 3 and confirm IE Language subtitle or angle can also be selected in the DVD specific menu See the information on your DVD for pos sible selections 4 comm or 167 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Communications This chapter describes the extensive array of options available for mobile communications with family friends business associates and service providers Using the phone in your vehicle Using the phone in your vehicle Safety notice For your own safety Your in car phone makes life more conve nient in
154. ing doors the luggage compart ment lid and the fuel filler door aga You can have various confirmation w signals programmed into the system to verify that the vehicle has been locked securely 4 Convenience operation You also have the option of operating the windows and the sliding tilt sunroof from the driver s door lock gt To open With the door closed turn the key to the Unlock position and hold it there gt To close With the door closed turn the key to the Lock position and hold it there Watch during the closing process to be sure that no one is injured Releasing the key stops the operation 4 Manual operation in the event of an electrical malfunction You can turn the key all the way to the right or left in the door lock or engage or release the locking mechanism in the driver s door Opening and closing from inside You can operate the central locking system with this button when the driver s door is closed The doors and luggage compart ment lid are unlocked 4 orlocked only The anti theft system is not activated Also the fuel filler door remains unlocked to allow refueling gt If the remote control has been used to LE unlock only the driver s door refer to page 36 and you touch the 4 button when the driver s door is open the other door the luggage compartment lid and the fuel filler door are unlocked If the driver s door is closed touching the 4 button locks it 4
155. ing the picture E During reception the menu items are displayed by pressing the con troller 4 1 Select TV and confirm your selection 2 Select Picture and confirm a Brightness Color N Contrast I Tim TW format Additional menu items are displayed on the right hand side Selecting brightness color contrast and tint Select Brightness Color Contrast or Tint Press and turn the controller to make the adjustment Brighviness z LLHLL LOT 03 ill Selecting standard Television stations can be received world wide with the multi standard receiver for PAL SECAM NTSC The TV standard used is not the same in all countries However you can change over your TV receiver to all common TV stan dards Ic During reception the menu items are LE displayed by pressing the con troller 4 Select TV and confirm your selection Select Picture and confirm Select TV format and confirm your selection Select the country you are currently in from the list displayed and confirm 161 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG DVD changer DVD changer Precautions when using laser equipment The BMW DVD changer is a Class 1 laser product Never remove the cover from the housing Do not operate the unit if the cover is damaged Operation without the cover can lead to serious eye injury from invisible laser beams Always refer all repair and maintena
156. irectory 1 Select Communication 5 Dr Tom julia Office Peter D gt Select A Z An alphabetical listing of all the entries in the telephone book appears on the right side of the Control Display gt Select 1 2 3 An listing of all the entries in the tele phone book appears on the right side of the Control Display 2 After the desired entry has been selected canbeusedtosetupa connection the number being called appears in the upper status line refer to page 24 The system dials the number E The connection can also be set up LE _ using the button in the steering wheel or the telephone keypad lt 4 wt 1 Select name 2 Enter name End call 175 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Using the phone in your vehicle Viewing entries wt Read out gt To scroll forward Next gt To scroll back Previous lt gt To repeat entry Repeat gt To call Diak Deleting individual entries pt 1 Telephonet 2 Delete entry 3 Enter name Deleting the entire telephone directory pt 1 Telephonet 2 Delete telephone book Selecting a number from the Top 8 list The eight numbers that you call most fre quently on the BMW portable phone are automatically stored in the Top 8 list The number called most often appears at the top of the list 1 In the Communication menu select TOP 8 and confirm 2 Select an entry from the li
157. is alerts you to have the tires inflated to the specified pressures as soon as pos sible Red Pressure loss in indicated tire If this occurs reduce vehicle speed imme diately and stop the vehicle Avoid hard and sudden steering and braking maneu vers Black The system is being initialized The system needs several minutes to com plete the initialization process after which it is ready to detect and report tire prob lems In the event of loss in tire pressure If the indicator lamp symbol in the Check Control lights up in yellow and a message also appears this indicates that the infla tion pressures in the tires have fallen to below the specified level which is normal in every tire after a certain amount of time 100 This alerts you to have the tires inflated to the specified pressures as soon as pos sible Please take note of the additional informa tion in the Control Display E If you are prompted to check the tire pressure shortly after a correction has been made this indicates that the cor rected values were not accurate Please check the inflation pressure again and make corrections according to the inflation pressure table Then reinitialize the system 4 Flat tire If you have a flat tire the indicator lamp symbol in the Check Control will light up in red anda message will appear In addition a gong sounds gt Vehicles with standard tires If this occurs reduce vehicle speed imm
158. is unable to receive enough GPS signals at your current location owing to obstructions your location is not yet available on your CD or the system is in the process of calculating your location Please wait and then try again later on the GPS logo disappears from the Con trol Display screen Reception is interrupted a building or similar obstruction may be the cause the guidance system refuses to import an address from the destination direc tory as its destination The address is in the list but not on the map CD currently in use Choose an address as close as possible to the original one using the destination entry map as required the guidance system does not adopt an address without the street No specified center is defined for the selected locality on your CD Enter any street or a destination such as the railway station etc then start the guid ance system you want to enter an address for the guidance system but it is not possible to select the letters for your desired entry The address is in the list but not on the map CD currently in use In this case the system will not offer you any letters to choose from Choose an address as close as possible to the original one using the destination entry map as required the system stops furnishing directions on which way to turn as you approach intersections You are driving in an area that has not yet been completely recorded on the map CD Instead of an ar
159. ischarged battery and the Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG positive terminal of the support battery To do so Connect one terminal clamp to the pos itive terminal of the battery or to an aux iliary terminal for jump starting on the support vehicle Connect the second terminal clamp on the positive terminal of the battery or an auxiliary terminal for jump starting of the vehicle to be started On your BMW there is a special nut as body ground on the suspension strut dome see arrow 2 in the illustration 3 Use the second jumper cable to set up the connection between the negative terminals of both vehicles To do so Connect a terminal clamp to the nega tive terminal of the battery and or to an engine or body ground of the support vehicle C onnect the second terminal clamp to the negative terminal of the battery or to an engine or body ground of the vehicle to be started Starting the engine 1 Start the engine on the support vehicle and allow it to run for several minutes at a fast idle 2 Start the engine on the other vehicle in the usual way If the first start attempt is not suc cessful wait a few minutes before ano ther attempt in order to allow the discharged battery to recharge 3 Allow the engines to run for several minutes 4 Disconnect the jumper cables by reversing the connection sequence If required have the battery inspected and recharged at your BMW center E N
160. it refer to illustration 5 Jack the vehicle up until the wheel you are changing is raised from the ground 6 Unscrew the lug bolts and remove the wheel 7 Remove accumulations of mud or dirt from the mounting surfaces of the wheel and hub Clean the lug bolts 8 Position the spare wheel Secure the wheel by turning at least two lug bolts into opposite bolt holes 9 Screw in the remaining lug bolts Tighten all the bolts securely in a diag onal pattern 10 Lower the jack and remove it from beneath the vehicle 11 Tighten the lug bolts in a diagonal pat tern 12 Check and correct the tire inflation pressure at the earliest opportunity E Protect valve stems and valve stem LE seal caps against dirt and contamina tion Dirt in valve stems is a frequent source of gradual air loss lt 4 Vehicles with a Flat Tire Monitor or TPM Tire Pressure Monitor After mounting a spare tire or correcting the inflation pressure s always reinitialize the system refer to page 98 or 99 The vehicle jack is designed for chan ging wheels only Do not attempt to raise another vehicle model with it or to raise any load of any kind To do so could cause accidents and personal injury To ensure safety always have the lug bolts checked with a calibrated torque wrench to ensure that they are tightened to the speci fied torque of 140 Nm as soon as pos sible lt 4 Reverse the removal sequence to store the wheel and tools in the vehi
161. ith the telephone keypad folding 172 Telephone directory 175 creating voice command telephone directory 175 deleting all entries 176 dialing numbers 175 dialing numbers using voice command system 175 entering numbers in voice command directory 175 entry deletion 176 updating voice command telephone directory 175 viewing entries 176 Telephone keypad folding 172 Television refer to TV 160 Temp distribution 51 Temperature adjustment 107 Temperature display outside temperature 82 Tilt function passenger side mirror 55 Time of arrival estimated 88 Timing 90 Tint during TV operation 161 Tire change 197 Tire inflation pressures 184 checking 184 Tire pressure monitoring 98 99 Tire Pressure Monitor TPM 99 Tire Quality Grading 187 Tires flat tire 197 tire changes 197 tire damage 186 tire inflation pressures 184 tire pressure control 99 tire replacement 186 tire size refer to Wheel and tire combinations 187 tire tread 186 treadwear indicators 186 TITLE 165 Title search cassette deck 159 Tone for audio operation 146 Tone for audio operation adjusting 147 Tone in sound system operation 148 Tools 195 TOP 8 176 TOP in DVD mode 167 Torque 208 Tow fittings 203 Towing 203 204 Tow starting 204 TPM 99 INITIALIZE 99 TPM Tire Pressure Monitor 99 INITIALIZE 99 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11
162. ith the sunroof in its raised position as damage to the mecha nism could result 4 For information on using the convenience operation mode at the door lock or with the remote control unit refer to page 36 or 37 43 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Opening and closing Automatic opening and closing Press the switch past the pressure point and then release it In addition the following response is also automatic With the sunroof open press the switch in the Raise direction the sunroof rises to its tilt up end position Press the switch again in any direction to stop the sunroof Egy The automatic opening feature in the AU Raise direction can be deactivated Please contact your BMW center for assis tance 4 Safety feature If the sliding tilt sunroof encounters resis tance gt when itis closing from the raised posi tion gt when itis closing from a point roughly past the middle of its travel the closing cycle is interrupted and the sliding tilt sunroof will open again slightly Despite this safety feature you should always inspect the sunroof s travel range prior to closing it as the safety fea ture might fail to detect certain kinds of obstructions such as very thin objects and the sunroof would continue closing Pressing the switch beyond the pressure point and holding it limits the response of the safety feature The sunroof only opens a short distance If
163. ith the traffic without frequent intervention by the driver If for example while cruising at the selected speed you begin to approach a slower vehicle ahead of you in the same lane the system will reduce your vehicle s speed to the same as that of the vehicle ahead to maintain your selected distance setting between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead There are four settings for distance which is addi tionally speed dependent Based on your selected distance setting the system auto matically decreases the throttle setting and lightly applies the brakes if necessary The vehicle brake lamps will automatically illu minate to signal a following driver to take action In addition it may be necessary for the vehicle to downshift to maintain the dis tance setting selected If the vehicle ahead speeds up or when the lane ahead becomes clear your vehicle will accelerate to the speed you have selected by increasing the throttle setting and shifting gears as needed Active cruise control is not and must not be used as a collision avoidance warning system 4 Since this active cruise control system is a new technology and oper ates differently from conventional cruise control systems which you may be accus tomed you are strongly urged to read all of the pages relating to this system before use Pay special attention to the informa tion contained in the Things to know about active cruise control section in this manual beginning on
164. ition when released Press the lever as far as the detent to switch off the turn signal indica tors Signaling briefly Press the lever up to but not beyond the detent It then returns to the center position when released If the flashing of the indicator lamp and the ticking from the relay are both faster than normal this indicates that one of the bulbs is defective if a trailer is attached this could also indicate that one of its turn signal indicator bulbs is defective 71 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr Wiper system Standard wiper speed briefly press once Fast wipe briefly press twice To switch off wipers or for brief wipe 3 To activate deactivate rain sensor 4 To clean windshield and headlamps 5 To adjust rain sensor sensitivity level gt The lever automatically returns to its initial position when released 4 N 1 Standard wiper speed The system automatically reverts to opera tion in the intermittent mode whenever the vehicle stops Fast wiper speed You can also select this position by pressing the lever upward past the detent The system automatically reverts to opera tion in the standard wiper speed whenever the vehicle stops 4 Cleaning windshield The system sprays washer fluid against the windshield and activates the wipers for a brief period Cleaning headlamps Each fifth time you press into position 4 to clean the windsh
165. itioner 111 air Supply 111 cooling adjustment 111 Extra 112 maximum cooling 111 Rear air cond 112 switching off 111 switching on off in the Control Display 112 Rear armrest refer to Center armrest 120 Rear cooler 116 Extra 116 Rear refr box 116 Rear monitor refer to Control Center in rear 24 Rear screen 24 Rear seat heaters 51 Rear seats adjusting passenger seat from the rear 47 comfort seat adjustments 47 head restraint adjustment 48 Rearview mirror 52 Rear window blind refer to Sun blinds 115 Rear window defroster 16 Rear window safety switch 12 43 Recirc air 54 Reclining seat 45 Redialing list 176 Redialing with portable phone 176 Refueling 182 Releasing the hood 189 Remaining distance 88 Remote control 34 35 Remote control unit 34 Removing condensation from windows 107 Replacement fuses 201 Replacement keys 35 Replacing tires 186 Reserve warning 87 Reservoir washer system 73 Reset 147 RESET for audio operation 148 Residual heat mode 108 Right for automatic climate control 109 for heated seats 51 RND CD changer 157 CD player 154 Roadside Assistance 178 Roadside assistance calls manual activation 173 Roof mounted luggage rack 127 Route 139 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Route display 138 list 139 map cancellation 138 map display 138 selection
166. ival is available whenever you enter a destination in the navigation system refer to page 132 or enter the distance manually in the com puter refer to page 89 prior to departure E This function is only available if the time in the Control Display has been correctly set refer to page 91 4 Control Display screen contents You can activate the computer function at any time by selecting it from the Car data menu The computer furnishes you with a choice between two display options Computer 1 epia LM Buuri Hiis Sarge Comumpbar Speed gt Time of arrival gt Distance to destination Enter a destination in the navigation system or enter a distance in the computer manually refer to page 132 or 89 Cruising range Average fuel consumption Average speed gt You can reset calculations of both gt average speed and average fuel con sumption to zero Select the menu entry and confirm 4 VV V Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Trip computer STANT i SLT SiC Slat tiie Thav ime 1 LAN O14 oy ae Ost traveled TE mh Catuimphon f ipa 3 22 mpg 44 5 mp Reset all data to zero Select START RESET and confirm gt Time of departure gt Driving time gt Elapsed distance gt Average fuel consumption since START RESET gt Average speed since START RESET Entering a distance manually Laat TIAM Ariya Diniluren anje Conmwmobon
167. justment The steering wheel can be adjusted in any of four directions by pressing the appro priate end of the button Do not adjust the steering wheel while the vehicle is moving There is a risk of accident from unexpected movement 4 Storing steering wheel positions refer to Seat mirror and steering wheel memory on page 54 Automatic steering wheel adjustment The steering wheel automatically moves as high up and far forward as possible to ease driver entry and exit before then returning to the standard position or stored memory setting This automatic feature is governed by the driver s door and the ignition switch Steering wheel heater The steering wheel s heater operates when the ignition is on Press the button to activate or deactivate this system The indicator lamp within the button lights up when the steering wheel heater is in operation Programming button function You can assign specific individual functions to the programmable button This feature then provides you with quick access to this function allowing you to control it without undue distraction from road and traffic conditions 53 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments tac i Clock 1 Select Settings Confirm a53 3 Select MFL Continue to press the controller until the desired function appears gt Recirc air In this mode the supply of outside air remains blo
168. l disappear after a few moments if no further entries are made 2 Arrow display The destination guidance system is by means of arrows in the Control Display and in the Info Display referto page 14 EA mii Beverly Hil Palms BLD 0 8 mis gt The arrow will follow the general JE course when you travel through an area for which your map CD does not pro vide comprehensive coverage This feature is intended to assist you at crossroads and intersections 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Displaying route list You can access a listing of streets and towns on your route whenever the guid ance system is active This list is based on the navigation system s suggested travel route The distances remaining to be traveled on each individual road are also displayed 1 Select View and confirm your selec tion All the menu items will disappear after a few moments if no further entries are made 2 Select Route and confirm If the system has not yet completely defined the travel route will appear in the list Select 4 and confirm to switch off the route list E The route list is displayed again after t ashorttime if no other menu item has been selected lt 4 Selecting new route During active guidance you can revise the navigation system s route recommenda tions to avoid particular stretches of road Enter the number of miles kilometers that you want to travel befo
169. l environmental conditions Always switch off your BMW portable phone in areas where blasting work is being conducted with explosives The phone signals could potentially act as a high frequency transmitter and set off explosions Always switch off your BMW portable phone in areas where an increased explo sion danger is present This category includes filling stations along with fuel and chemical storage depots etc and all areas in which the air can contain fuel chemicals or metal particles Under these conditions your BMW portable phone could conceivably generate sparks that could lead to a fire or explosion Always observe all legal regulations governing the use of portable phones in the vicinity of filling stations chemical factories and other areas where an explosion potential exists Never use the BMW portable phone in air craft do not use this portable phone in hos pitals care centers or at other locations where medical equipment may be in oper ation such as accident sites etc Your service provider can furnish you with more detailed information on legal regula tions governing the use of your phone 4 Medical equipment Portable phones can generate inter ference capable of preventing hearing aids and cardiac pacemakers from oper ating correctly If you or any occupant of the vehicle will be using such equipment consult a physician or the manufacturer of the equipment to determine whether it is adequately shiel
170. lamp Eh in the Info Display goes out Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Automatic transmission with L mode While you can drive as with a conventional automatic transmission you also have the option of retaining your current gear selec tion with the L D button on the steering wheel refer to page 68 Transmission ranges A F PRND Program display L1 L6 Buttons on steering wheel L D Selecting transmission range gt The selector lever is at the center _ position To select transmission ranges D R or N always start by pulling toward the steering wheel arrow 1 then press up or down Note the range indicated in the Info Display 4 gt Range DorR Press the selector lever up or down continuing to apply pressure to move it past the detent gt Neutral N Press the selector lever as far as but not beyond the detent gt Park P Press button P arrow 2 The selector lever immediately returns to the center position when released E Depress the brake pedal before LE shifting out of P or N the shift com mand will not be executed unless the brake is applied Shiftlock To prevent the vehicle from creeping after you select a range maintain pressure on the brake pedal until you are ready to start You can activate the Automatic Hold fea ture to suppress the vehicle s tendency to creep refer to page 63 4 Shift commands are transmitted electroni cally To
171. lay whenever the PDC is automatically or manually activated The previous display automatically reap pears after the system is deactivated gt Confirm 3 inthe menu to return to the previous display 4 Even with PDC final responsibility for EN estimating the distance between the vehicle and any obstructions always remains with the driver Even when sensors are involved there is a blind spot in which objects cannot be detected The system is also subject to the physical limits that apply to all forms of ultrasonic measurement such as those encountered with tow bars and trailer couplings as well as thin and wedge shaped objects etc Low objects 94 already displayed e g a curb can also dis appear from the detection area of the sen sors again before a continuous tone sounds Loud noises from outside and inside the vehicle may prevent you from hearing PDC s signal tone 4 gt Keep the sensors clean and free of ice LE _ orsnow in order to ensure that they will continue to operate effectively Do not apply high pressure spray to the sensors fora prolonged period of time Keep the spray at least 4 in 10 cm away from the sensors 4 Driving stability control DSC Dynamic Stability Control Your BMW is equipped with an extended array of systems designed to enhance and maintain vehicle stability under extreme conditions The following section describes these functions based on DSC and ABS The concept
172. lecting the town or city and the street from the directory If you are uncertain about the precise name of the city or town or the street the direc tory can assist you in entering this informa tion It can show you all of the stored local ities in a given country or of the streets listed for any particular town or city The directory appears as soon as you enter the first letter of a locality or street You obtain a more selective listing the more let ters you enter Map guided destination selection Assume that you only know the general location of your destination s street or locality You also have the option of selecting the destination on a map using a target cursor and importing it into the des tination guidance system 1 Select With map and confirm IE In the Control Display a map sec LE tion is displayed around the first destination from the destination list even if the destination guidance system is switched off 4 2 Turn the controller to adjust the scale 3 Push the controller in the desired direc tion to localize your destination If no further changes are made to the Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG map after a brief pause the name of the street or locality marked by the cursor will appear on the screen 4 Press the controller to view other menu entries t cucu gt 4 closes With map gt Next switches back to With map gt Location selec
173. m 59 Child safety locks 60 Vehicle Memory Key Memory Driving 61 Ignition lock 62 Starting the engine 62 Switching off the engine 62 Parking brake 67 Automatic transmission with L mode 69 Automatic transmission with Steptronic Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG 71 Turn signal indicators headlamp flasher 72 Wiper system 73 Washer fluid 73 Programmable cruise control 75 Active cruise control Everything under control 82 Odometer outside temperature display clock 82 Tachometer 83 Service Interval Display 85 Check Control 86 Computer 91 Changing settings Technology for comfort convenience and safety 93 PDC Park Distance Control 94 Driving stability control DSC Dynamic Stability Control 96 Driving stability control ABS Antilock Braking System 97 Dynamic Drive 97 EDC Electronic Damping Control 98 Flat Tire Monitor 99 TPM Tire Pressure Monitor 101 Self leveling suspension 101 Adaptive brake lamp Lamps 102 Parking lamps low beams 103 Instrument lighting 103 High beams standing lamps 103 Front fog lamps 103 Interior lamps A congenial climate 105 Automatic climate control 111 Rear air conditioner 112 Parked car ventilation system Practical interior accessories 114 Integrated universal remote control 115 Sun blinds 116 Rear cooler 117 Glove compartment 117 Storage compartments 118 Beverage holders 118 Ashtray front 119 Cigarette lighter front 119 Power
174. m not for incoming calls Control Display Communication In the Communication menu gt the telephone book only with BMW portable phone gt the Top 8 list only with BMW portable phone D the redial list can be called up After selection of the desired entry gt the button in the steering wheel gt the folding telephone keypad can be used to set up a connection the dialed number appears in the upper status line refer to page 24 Missed calls are also shown in a list if this service is supported by your network pro vider You can use gf and gl to switch between the two pages of the Communi cation menu 171 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Using the phone in your vehicle Telephone keypad folding The telephone keypad allows you to use all of the basic telephone functions without ever picking up the receiver Calls are automatically routed through the hands free system 1 Briefly press the telephone keypad it will extend automatically When you are done using the tele phone keypad press it back in con tinuing until the detent engages E Itis not possible to remove the gt telephone keypad lt 2 Short press end call Long press switch BMW por table phone on and off 3 E Short press delete the last digit entered Long press delete the entire number 172 gt The telephone keypad is available for operation at the radio mode in
175. mation The current waveband selection appears in the Control Display for instance in the FM waveband gt Memorized Stations FM waveband gt 03 Number of memory location along with broadcast frequency The frequency of the current station can be seen in the lower status line of the Control Display refer to page 24 149 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Radio Selecting a station Selecting station manually To search for a particular station by selecting its frequency et 1 Radiot 2 Frequency 87 107 Point 0 9 Scanning To start scanning Extended pressure The scan mode begins with the currently selected frequency The scan mode is stopped as soon as a station is found The frequency of the station appears in the bottom status line refer to page 24 Next station Press to select the desired direction The next station that appears in the Control Display is displayed pt 1 Radiot 2 Next station or Station back Sampling and selecting Scan The automatic scan search feature auto matically plays a brief sample from each station in the selected waveband 1 Select SCAN in the Control Display and confirm your selection Station search starts 2 To select a station Confirm SCAN a second time This cancels the scan function and the radio remains on the current station 150 Storing and retrieving a station Memory locations Your radio can store 36
176. mmediately stop moving the window prior to lowering it slightly rq Despite this safety feature you should always inspect the window s travel path prior to closing it as the safety system might fail to detect certain kinds of obstruc tions such as very thin objects and the window would continue closing Pulling the switch beyond the pressure point and holding it limits the response of the safety feature Under these conditions the window will respond to forces beyonda defined threshold by only opening several millimeters If you again pull the switch past the pres sure point and hold it in position within a period of roughly 4 seconds the safety fea ture will be deactivated 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt When you close the windows they will LE slow down as they approach the end of their travel this is to allow the safety fea ture to respond more precisely to any obstructions encountered in this critical range 4 Safety switch With the safety switch you can prevent the rear windows from being opened or closed via the switches in the rear passenger area by children for example The switch also deactivates the rear mounted switches controlling the rear seats power adjust ment refer to page 47 and the rear window sun blinds refer to page 115 The indicator lamp lights up when this safety feature is activated Press the safety switch whenever children are riding in the r
177. move the remote control unit from the ignition lock and close the doors this precaution prevents children from using the sun blinds and injuring themselves etc 4 Automatically extending and retracting the sun blinds You can extend and retract the sun blinds together by pressing and holding button 3 or the button in the driver s door Rear cooler The rear cooler is located behind the rear seats center armrest 116 Activating Press the button see arrow 1 the indicator lamp within the button comes on ie On vehicles equipped with a rear air LE conditioner unit once switched on the rear cooler operates whenever the engine is running High temperatures in the luggage compart ment can affect the temperature in the rear cooler When a low voltage is reached it is auto matically switched off to protect the vehicle battery 4 Opening Press button and open cooler see arrow 2 Switching on off in Control Display gt When the rear air conditioner unit is switched on the rear cooler operates whenever the engine is running 4 Rear aw cond 1 With the ignition on select the Cli mate menu in the Control Center 2 fl Select the second page of the Cli mate menu 3 Select Extra and confirm your selec tion 4 Select Rear refr box and confirm Select Rear refr box a second time and confirm to switch the unit off Opening Pull the handle see arrow 2 Online Edition for Pa
178. mp starting When your battery is discharged you can use two jumper cables to start your vehicle with power from the battery in a second vehicle You can also use the same method to help start another vehicle Use only jumper cables with fully insulated clamp handles To avoid the risk of potentially fatal injury always avoid all contact with 202 electrical components while the engine is running Carefully adhere to the following sequence both to prevent damage to one or both vehicles and to guard against pos sible personal injury 4 Preparing 1 Check whether the battery of the sup port vehicle has 12 Volts and approxi mately the same capacity Ah This information can be found on the battery 2 Switch off the engine of the support vehicle 3 Switch off any electrical systems and components in both vehicles Ensure that no contact exists bet ween the bodywork on the two vehicles danger of short circuits 4 Connect the jumper cables To avoid personal injury from sparks FN always observe this sequence when connecting jumper cables lt 4 Your BMW is equipped with an auxiliary terminal specifically designed for jump starting It is located within the engine compartment see arrow 1 in the illustra tion The symbol is embossed on the cover 1 Remove the cover of the BMW auxiliary terminal for jump starting 2 Use the jumper cable to setup a connection between the positive ter minal of the d
179. mpletely closed Otherwise exhaust fumes could penetrate the interior of the vehicle If special circum stances should make it absolutely neces sary to operate the vehicle with the luggage compartment lid open gt Close all windows Shut the sliding tilt sunroof gt Adjust the automatic climate control s blower to supply a high rate of airflow refer to page 107 4 Manual operation in the event of an electrical malfunction Use the key to unlock the luggage com partment lid refer to page 38 and then slowly open or close it taking care to avoid abrupt motion in the process Emergency release This lever releases the luggage compart ment lid from inside the luggage compart ment Luggage compartment Net You can use the net to store smaller objects on the bulkhead separating the lug gage compartment from the rear seats Do not stow objects behind the side trim panels on the left and right in the luggage compartment as otherwise the electrical parts could overheat and be damaged lt 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Alarm system The concept The vehicle alarm system responds gt When a door the hood or the luggage compartment lid is opened gt To movement in the vehicle s interior interior motion sensor gt To changing the vehicle s tilt if someone attempts to steal the wheels or tow the vehicle gt To interruption of battery voltage The system re
180. n gles Spd You can select any of the following com puter functions for display in the assistance window gt Computer gt Trip computer 90 Stopwatch Select it and confirm Select and confirm The stopwatch is reset to 0 and started 3 Select m and confirm This stops the timer Confirm again to reset the stopwatch to zero Select INTERM TIME and confirm This intermediate time appears below the ongoing primary stopwatch count les All of the remaining functions remain LE _ available at all times while the stop watch is running The stopwatch continues operation in the background 4 TEAT AM 182 mh 519 mk 22 9 mpg 445 iph gt Speed limit gt Stopwatch Importing display 1 Select the desired function and confirm here computer BC 2 Select EI and confirm This resets the stopwatch to zero and then restarts it The function appears in the assis tance window les The Ex symbol is highlighted if LE the function displayed in the asssis tance window is selected in the Control Display You can also choose to view brief help texts explaining selected menu entries refer to page 23 or the travel route on vehicles equipped with a GPS naviga tion system refer to page 131 4 Changing settings Units of measure and display format aClock oc Em mpg Consump mis Distance IF Tine minted Date F emperit PSI Pressure You can select the units of measure used
181. n for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments Adjust the tether strap according to the child restraint manufacturer s instructions Before installing any child restraint system or child seat please read the following Never install a rearward facing child restraint system in the front passenger seat of this vehicle Your vehicle is equipped with an airbag supplemental restraint system for the front passenger Because the backrest on any rearward facing child restraint system of the kind designed for infants under 1 year and 20 Ibs 9 kg would be within the airbag s deployment range you should never mount such a system in the front passenger seat since the impact of the airbag against the child restraint s backrest could lead to serious or fatal injuries If it is necessary for a child not an infant to ride in the front seat certain precautions should be taken First move the passenger seat as far away from the instrument panel as possible This important precaution is intended to maximize the distance between the airbag and the child Older children should be tightly secured with a safety belt after they have outgrown a booster seat that is appropriate for their age height and weight Younger children should be secured in an appropriate for ward facing child restraint system that has first been properly secured with a safety belt Never install a rearward facing child restraint system in the fron
182. n models Parking brake 62 65 7 Parking brake 62 65 Automatic parking brake Auto matic Hold 63 65 8 6 x Engine 194 ar Airbags 57 Turn signal indicators 71 Ee 1 High beams headlamp flasher 103 Front fog lamps 103 30 Colors The indicator and warning lamps can light up in different colors and combinations The following section explains the signifi cance of the individual colors as well as how you should respond when they appear gt Red Stop the vehicle immediately or an important reminder gt Red and yellow Continue to drive drive cautiously gt Yellow Have the system inspected at the earliest opportunity or for your information gt Green For your information gt Blue For your information 15 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG At a glance 16 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG 1 Glasses compartment 118 Heated seats 51 2 Storage compartment 118 3 Switching audio and video sources on off and adjusting volume 147 4 Telephone keypad folding 172 5 Automatic air distribution and air supply left hand side of passenger compartment 107 6 Outside air AUC Automatic recircu lated air control Recirculated air 107 7 Todefrost windshield and windows and remove condensation 107 8 Control Display 19 9 Temperature on left hand side of pas senger compartment t
183. nce To prevent the navigation system from interrupting other audio sources such as a news program or traffic bulletin you can deactivate the voice guidance system Press the controller and select the desired symbol during active destination guidance svc Activating and deactivating voice guidance et gt Message ont or Message off 139 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation Navigation mu To repeat most recent instructions with information on route or travel direc tion when the voice guidance is activated Volume adjustment You can adjust the volume for the naviga tion instructions Wait until the voice guidance is issuing instructions then turn the knob to select the desired volume The navigation system s voice guidance will continue to issue instructions at this volume level even if the other audio acces sories are set to minimum volume Lu The system automatically selects SA your individual volume setting each time you unlock the vehicle using your per sonal remote control unit 4 Terminating interrupting active destination guidance To terminate or interrupt the active destina tion guidance system Select Route guid and confirm The system suspends active guidance including voice guidance until reactivated wt 1 Navigation 2 Route guidance off Address book To make it even easier to enter destina tions the system lets you store
184. nce operations to qualified technicians lt Copy protection gt Macrovision copy protection LE This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U S patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights owners Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovi sion Corporation and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Cor poration Reverse engineering or disas sembly is prohibited 4 E To prevent CDs from being copied illegally they are often provided with copy protection by the manufacturer Please observe the information on your CD These CDs differ from the CD Audio Stan dard Red Book on the basis of which all CD players changers and your BMW DVD changer are designed Under certain cir cumstances this can prevent or restrict the playing of CDs on the DVD changer In this case please contact the CD dealer or man ufacturer 4 162 Supported media formats The DVD changer can play the following formats gt Video DVD gt CD DA Audio CD gt CD R m The DVD Audio format is not sup ea ported by the DVD changer However many audio DVDs available in stores also contain a video track in the DVD Video format in addition to the audio track These DVDs can be played back by the DVD changer Please see the information
185. nd recirculated air modes gt Right hand indicator lamp on recircu lated air mode the supply of outside air into the vehicle is permanently blocked The system then recirculates the air currently within the vehicle FN If condensation starts to form on the inside window surfaces during opera tion in the recirculated air mode you 107 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG A congenial climate should switch it off while also increasing air supply as required 4 r The system uses the warmth 7 stored in the engine to heat the E interior when the ignition is off is stopped at a school to pick up a child You can adjust the automatic climate con the radio mode The system blows heated air into the interior in accordance with the selected distribution pattern while the igni E Provided that the engine has warmed LE to its normal operating temperature function for up to 15 minutes after switching off the ignition The LED within the button lights up to confirm compliance Residual heat mode for instance while the vehicle trol s settings when the ignition lock is in tion is off and the battery is charged you can use this with both of these conditions 4 Front ventilation You can adjust the vent outlets for the upper body to suit your personal require ments You can use the serrated dials 1 to open and close the outlets through an infinitely variable range while the serrated
186. nd to proceed to the next highlighted position to adjust Changing menu page Heat vri RELI Fion inaia thia Memonre You can select individual pages in specific menus here Climate Select the symbol and press the controller Toselect the second page of the menu g To return to the first page of the menu Symbols and lists ma da TO CD Meme Bimi The symbols in the corners and edges of the Control Display have various functions 1 Corner symbols These symbols take you to the next menu item or in a displayed list To do so turn the controller 2 Listsymbols Indicates that you can only move within the displayed list here stored radio stations Turn the controller to select an entry from the list To exit from the list select the 4 symbol and confirm At a glance Symbols To select the second page g To return to the first page To exit from the list Cr To transfer the current display to the assistance window For more detailed information on the assis tance window refer to page 23 To transmit vehicle data to the BMW Service Center dj TO set display units and formats refer to page 91 To change the language of the dis play texts refer to page 91 gt To select settings for vehicle func tions EX To set the brightness of the screen refer to page 92 21 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Control Center Menus in C
187. ner cools and dehumidifies the incoming air before also reheating it as required according to temperature setting Depending on the weather the windshield may fog over briefly when the engine is started The air conditioner comes on automatically when you select the AUTO program maximum cooling system switches to the recirculated air this reason you should ensure that these Maximum cooling a This program quickly provides r E The temperature display reverts to 60 F 16 C while the mode and starts to provide maximum air supply through the vent outlets only For outlets are open before selecting this pro gram Outside air AUC Automatic recircu lated air control Recirculated air You can respond to unpleasant odors or pollutants in the imme diate environment by tempo rarily suspending the supply of outside air The system then recirculates the air cur rently within the vehicle AUC executes this function automatically Press the button repeatedly to run through the following control sequence gt Indicator lamps off outside air flows into the vehicle gt Left hand indicator lamp on AUC mode the system detects pollutants in the outside air and responds by blocking the supply of outside air when required The system then recirculates the air currently within the vehicle Depending upon air quality in the auto matic mode the system may start to alternate between its outside air a
188. ng gt Doors gt Luggage compartment lid gt Fuel filler door The central locking system can be oper ated from the outside gt via the remote control gt via the driver s door lock and from inside via the button for the central locking system When the system is locked from inside the fuel filler door remains unlocked Refer to page 37 The anti theft system is automatically acti vated whenever you activate the central locking system from outside the vehicle The alarm system is armed disarmed at the same time In the event of an accident the central locking system unlocks automatically only those doors which were not locked sepa rately with the safety lock buttons refer to page 38 In addition the hazard warning flashers and interior lamps come on Opening and closing from outside Using the remote control When you engage release the vehicle s locks you simultaneously activate deacti vate the anti theft system arm disarm the alarm system and switch the interior lamps on off In addition the remote control offers you another function gt Panic mode In case of danger you can trigger an alarm oe You can have various confirmation AU signals programmed into the system to verify that the vehicle has been locked securely 4 Remote control 1 To unlock convenience opening mode and alarm system 2 To lock and secure switch off tilt alarm sensor and interior motion sensor switc
189. nimize solar heating of the vehicle interior This tech nology also reduces the ability of electronic devices to transmit and receive through the windshield which will impair their perfor mance and operating range If you want to place an electronic toll col lection device or entry pass tags behind the windshield please use the area marked in the illustration This area is clearly visible from inside the vehicle 127 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Driving tips TE Navigation This section contains various examples that illustrate how the navigation system provides you with reliable guidance to your destination 157197 1 _ Navigation Navigation GPS Enter data only when the vehicle is stationary and always obey the traffic regulations and road signs in the event of any contradiction between traffic and road conditions and the instructions issued by the navigation system If you do not observe this precaution you may be in vio lation of the law and can endanger vehicle occupants and other road users 4 WMurnimgl Use this system onl when traffic conditions permit an wahita Operation js the diver responibiliry Forhortier details see owners man GPS stands for Global Positioning System This integral component within your vehicle s navigation system relies on refer ence Satellites to determine the precise location of your vehicle
190. ntertainment menu Aime tapara gt FM and AM Select waveband 146 gt WB Select Weather Band gt Tape CD and D Switch between audio sources gt Memory Store a station Tone settings gt pl Video and A Audio Switch to video or audio sources AUTOSTOR T CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 2 CHANNEL 3 CHANNEL 4 gt Ty and DVD Switch between video sources gt Picture Adjust picture Select standard Select picture format gt Tone Tone settings You can also control the radio CD player CD changer cassette deck and the TV using the buttons incorporated in the steering wheel refer to page 18 as well as via the voice command system refer to page 26 Care instructions You can find everything you need to know on this topic by consulting the separate Care manual Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Switching on off i TEA ae Le in Press the knob The system returns to the most recently selected audio or video source radio cas sette CD DVD or TV et Radiot or Audio offt Using with ignition off Switching the ignition off simultaneously deactivates the sound system Switch on again as desired The audio and video functions remain available for use for a period of approx 20 minutes after you switch off the ignition E To avoid discharging the battery you should always switch off the sound and video
191. ntrol Display s status line et 1 Dial number 2 Enter the phone number gt Listen to the entered numerical sequence Read out gt Delete the entire number Delete 3 Diak Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG E Always remember to enter the com plete telephone number including the area code even if you are currently in the same area as the number that you wish to contact 4 Ending call Press the button ES Telephone directory You must enter your portable phone s tele phone directory in the voice command system before it will be available for access using voice commands This creates a spe cial voice command telephone directory If changes are then made to the directory using the voice command system these modifications will apply exclusively to the voice directory and not to the directory in the portable phone Creating and updating voice command telephone directory et 1 Telephonet 2 Update telephone book The entries in the portable phone s tele phone directory appear sequentially in the Info Display You must assign a specific name to each number that you wish to transfer to the voice command telephone directory These numbers will no longer be requested during updates Making a new entry in the voice command directory pt 1 Save name 2 Enter name and repeat entry upon request 3 Enter phone numbers 4 Savet Dialing from telephone d
192. ny signs of malfunction by having the airbag system inspected immediately at a BMW center Transporting children safely Commercially available child restraint sys tems are designed to be secured with a lap belt or with the lap belt portion of a combi nation lap shoulder belt Improperly or inadequately installed restraint systems can increase the risk of injury to children Always read and follow the instructions that come with the system Child restraint system with tether strap AN PN an If you use a child restraint system with a tether strap three additional tether anchorage points have been provided refer to the arrows in the illustration Depending on the location selected for seating in the rear passenger area attach the tether strap to the corresponding anchorage point to secure the child restraint system as shown in the illustra tion below lors dsg director Il M child rem rarint a anchor tang bather fi t urap H m vray attaching clip Each seating position is fitted with a head restraint Outer seating positions Lift the head restraint and pass the tether strap between the head restraint and the seat back It is recommended to readjust the head restraint into the lowest possible position Center seating position The head restraint must be adjusted into the lowest possible position Pass the tether strap over the head restraint 57 Online Editio
193. o mode gt Should exceptional circumstances render it necessary for you to switch off the engine while the vehicle is moving press the start stop button for approxi mately 1 second If you maintain pressure on the start stop button for longer than two seconds while switching off the ignition the remote con trol unit will be ejected 4 Always remove the remote control unit from the ignition lock before leaving the vehicle 4 Parking brake The concept Your BMW is equipped with an electrome chanical parking brake The parking brake is primarily intended to prevent the vehicle from rolling while parked Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG You have two separate options for engaging the parking brake gt Manually by briefly pressing the button gt Automatically through activation of the Automatic Hold mode referto page 64 An electrohydraulic mechanism then engages the parking brake to prevent the rear wheels from turning whenever you switch off the engine When the engine is running parking brake engagement is controlled by the brake system s hydraulic circuits which act on the disc brakes at the front and rear wheels Brake pedal feel Because this function is activated using the brake system s hydraulic circuits the response of the brake pedal may change slightly Engagement may also be accom panied by activation noise this is normal Manual engagement Press t
194. ok read out Telephone ont Dial numbers Redial Dial name Save name Read out telephone book Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG B Communications 31 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Napa Ure ne TE Ur esd AEA EA tise PR TE oll Wh cates Controls This chapter is intended to provide you with information for complete control of your vehicle Its extensive array of features and accessories both for driving and for your own Safety comfort and convenience are described here Rene ON wer Pains OF al ER ARTE CNE Opening and closing Opening and closing Key remote control 1 2 3 1 The Key Memory functions are con trolled by the remote control units with their integrated keys refer to page 60 The color coded decals that you received when taking delivery of your vehicle can be used to identify the indi vidual remote control units gt Each remote control unit is LE equipped with an extended life battery which is automatically recharged in the ignition lock each time you drive the vehicle If you have any remote control units that are not being used on a regular basis you should therefore remember to recharge these units by using them to drive the vehicle for an extended period at least once a year refer to page 35 4 2 Spare key for storage in a safe place such as in your wallet This key is
195. onfirm The film is stopped 3 To restart the DVD Select or mm and confirm DVD playback is continued at the point at which it was interrupted 166 Selecting picture format You can adjust the DVD format to your screen 1 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 2 Select and confirm 3 Select 4 and confirm 4 Select Picture and confirm Brightness Color Contrast 5 Select Pict format and confirm your selection 6 Select the desired picture format and confirm E The picture format is a DVD specific function and is not offered by all DVDs lt 4 Selecting language subtities and viewing angle Many DVDs offer dialogs and subtitles in various languages or scene descriptions for the hearing impaired In addition with some DVDs the film can be viewed from different camera angles These functions are stored on the DVD To select functions 1 Display DVD controller refer to page 164 2 Select FULL MENU and confirm Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt Select AUDIO and confirm You can select from the various lan guages by turning and pressing the controller gt Select SUBTITLE and confirm You can display the subtitles in the lan guage of your choice by turning and pressing the controller gt Select ANGLE and confirm You can change the camera angle by turning and pressing the controller Notes or symbols that appear dur
196. ont pas senger side tilts downward slightly This allows the driver to see the area imme diately adjacent to the vehicle such as a curb when parking etc You can deactivate this automatic feature Slide the mirror selection switch to the pas senger s side position if 12 j w a Fi F Airbags are located under the upholstery covers on the steering wheel in the instru ment panel in the door trim panels in front and rear on the roof pillars and the sides of the headliner 55 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments Protective effect The front airbags help protect the front passengers by responding to frontal impacts in which safety belts alone cannot provide adequate restraint When needed the head and side airbags help provide protection in the event of side impact The side airbags help restrain the side of the occupant s upper torso and the head air bags help support the head while also helping provide protection against any objects penetrating into the passenger compartment The knee airbags help pro tect the legs against impact against the cockpit gt The side airbags in the rear pas LE senger area of your vehicle may already have been deactivated either at the time of manufacture or by a BMW center You may have them activated if you desire to do so Please contact your BMW center for additional information lt For information on the cor
197. ontrol Display Toe a P amp ES 1313 at as A a Ba EE TLE Ton MAY amim oe OL LA lin pfs You can select from an extended range of 4 Navigation 130 functions and setting options 5 Help 1 BMW Assist 178 2 Communication gt Brief help text displays 23 gt Menu name for menu change gt To use the portable phone 170 6 Entertainment gt Portable phone refer to separate gt Radio 149 Owner s Manual gt Cassette 158 3 Car data gt CD 153155 gt Computer 86 gt TV 160 s ni h 90 heels opens 7 Settings gt Service Interval Display 83 gt To access Check Control messages 85 gt Vehicle functions 53 64 93 gt Time and date 91 gt Language 91 225 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt Units of measure and display information on selected menu entries in the format 91 assistance window gt Brightness 92 1 Select Help from the orientation menu gt Lock Control Center in rear 24 2 Select Brief info menu and confirm 8 Climate The help texts appear in the assistance window gt Automatic climate control 105 gt Heated seats 51 gt Parked car ventilation system 112 3 Confirm again to deactivate the auto matic display Show menu name Assistance window niet info AUTO Lipat Foal loco J chert trent mmga oe BiLe Pion air appes bagy Indiv uae Heres Fiber rise You can program the system to display the menu name each time you proce
198. or motion sensor is not activated gt The indicator lamp goes out when the system is disarmed no manipulation or attempted intrusions have been detected in the period since the system was armed gt If the indicator lamp flashes for roughly 5 minutes when you disarm the system or until the remote control unit is inserted in the ignition lock an attempted entry has been detected in the period since the system was armed Following triggering of an alarm the indi cator 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 a false alarm from being triggered in garages with elevator ramps for instance or when the vehicle is transported by trailer or train 41 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Opening and closing Lock i e arm by pressing twice press button 2 uocK of the remote control twice in succession refer to page 36 or lock twice with the key refer to page 37 The indicator lamp lights up briefly and then flashes continuously The tilt alarm sensor and the interior motion sensor are switched off as long as the system is armed wW If you desire the gt tilt alarm sensor gt interior motion sensor can be switched off permanently Please contact your BMW center for assistance lt 4 Interior motion sensor In order for the interior motion senso
199. ou can LE rest cups etc on the closed sliding covers 4 Rear i a i i ne i Sy op a A re M h ae a 7 In the front of the rear seat cushion s center Press briefly to open slide back to close Ashtray front Opening z PS T i Es SAAN E Slide back the cover by the recess Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG To extinguish a cigarette tap off the ash Power socket and gently press the tip into the funnel An additional power socketis located in the front passenger s footwell To gain access fold the cover cap up Emptying Press the button see arrow 1 The ashtray rises for removal Cigarette lighter front Ashtray rear Emptying Push down The lighter can be removed as soon as it jumps back out ry Hold or touch the hot cigarette lighter by the knob only Holding or touching it in other areas could result in burns The cigarette lighter is also ready for oper ation when the remote control is unlocked For this reason do not leave unsupervised children in the vehicle 4 Press the cover entirely down The ashtray Lighter socket rises for removal The socket can be used to plug in hand lamps Car vacuum cleaners etc with power ratings of up to approx 200 W at i tte lighter rear 12 V Avoid damaging the socket due to Cigare ghter inserting plugs of different shapes or sizes IE With the ignition switched
200. ow chains are approved exclusi vely for use in pairs on the rear wheels and should only be mounted on tires with the dimensions 245 50 R 18 Observe the manufacturer s instructions when installing snow chains Do not exceed a vehicle speed of 30 mph 50 km h with the chains mounted Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Under the hood Hood Releasing Pull the lever located under the left side of the instrument panel Never attempt to perform any service or repair operations on your vehicle without the required professional technical training When you are unfamiliar with the service procedures and precautions always have any required work carried out at your BMW center Unprofessional attempts at service and repair and the incorrect handling of parts and materials that can occur during such attempts con stitute a potential safety hazard both for the vehicle s occupants and for other road users 4 Opening Pull the release handle and open the hood Closing Close the hood from a height of approx 16 in 40 cm with momentum It must be clearly heard to engage A Observe the same precautions that apply to all closing operations by ensuring that the hood s travel range is clear and unobstructed before allowing the hood to fall into position If you see any signs that the hood is not completely closed while driving your vehicle you should stop at once and close it securely 4
201. ows you that the system is ready for operation gt Automatic Hold is deactivated The green AUTO P status message dis appears from the Info Display gt You can program the programmable LE function button on the steering wheel to control the Automatic Hold function refer to page 53 This will allow you to activate and deacti vate the Automatic Hold function quickly 64 and without distraction from traffic and road conditions 4 You can also deactivate Auto LOR matic Hold by pressing the button while the vehicle is sta tionary The vehicle remains stationary the indicator lamp changes from green to red Press the button again to release the parking brake Driving with Automatic Hold The parking brake engages automatically when the vehicle comes to a stop The indi cator lamp Eh in the Info Display lights up green To start off again simply press the acceler ator pedal The parking brake is released automatically the indicator lamp t goes out FN Do not drive through an automatic car wash with Automatic Hold on and the engine running The system would engage the parking brake while the vehicle is sta tionary 4 Parking with Automatic Hold The parking brake engages automatically when you stop the vehicle and switch off the engine The indicator lamp KE changes from green to red E Provided that the remote control unit JE is engaged in the ignition lock you can also release the parking b
202. page 79 4 76 Info Display screen contents 1 Stored desired speed display 2 Detected vehicle display Lights up when vehicle driving ahead is detected 3 Selected distance to vehicle driving ahead 4 Digital speed display Appears briefly when you select your desired speed refer to page 77 gt 1 2 and 3 are displayed when the LE _ system is activated 4 The system is activated The display appears as soon as you activate the system and no vehicle is detected driving ahead Vehicle detected The display lights up when a vehicle is detected driving ahead Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The system requests you to intervene by braking or with an evasive maneuver The display flashes The active cruise con trol cannot automatically restore the distance to the vehicle driving ahead You will find more detailed informa tion on page 80 Automatic intervention by ABS or DSC or you actuate the parking brake while driving The active cruise control now only intervenes by braking Operating the active cruise control L 1 Activate system store and increase desired speed 2 Activate system store and decrease desired speed 3 Deactivate system 4 With system deactivated Briefly press the button to recall the stored speed and distance 4 With system activated Increase desired speed by 1 mph 1 km h with each press of the button 5 Select di
203. peration ja the dreni vsponaibility for forthe details jae owners man Hawigaticon DETTE CUS Select Navigation A map will appear in the Control Display this usually shows the area around your current position This display will be contin ually updated as you drive When you park the vehicle before reaching the entered destination upon restarting you will see the question Continue route guidance in the Control Display gt When you enter YES the guidance system resumes active operation and the last selected screen content appears in the Control Display gt When you enter NO the Control Dis play returns to the destination entry mode Destinations Route guid New route Cee tor cig i ng 4 Press the controller to view the menu gt In the map display mode and during LE active guidance all the menu items will disappear after a few moments if no further entries are made 4 Display in assistance window You can also view the guidance system display in the assistance window it then remains visible when you select a new menu Select EI and confirm The following may now appear in the assis tance window gt Map direction north gt Map in travel direction gt Arrow display The contents of the assistance window is continually updated as you drive To deactivate display Select EI again and confirm Selection options In entering your destination you can select from amon
204. play refer to Service Interval Display 83 193 SET refer to Setting speed limit 89 Set time 113 Set time 1 113 Set time 2 113 Settings 19 22 25 Setting the brightness 92 Setting the speed limit 89 Setting time and date 91 Setting timer 113 Shifting refer to Automatic transmission with Steptronic 69 Shiftlock 67 Short commands for voice command system 29 Shortest distance 137 Shortest route 137 Shoulder support 46 Side in sound system operation 158 Side window blind refer to Sun blinds 115 Sitting safely 45 Ski bag 120 Sliding tilt sunroof 43 closing in the event of an electrical defect 44 convenience mode 37 convenience operation 36 Snow chains 188 188 Soft Close Automatic doors 38 luggage compartment lid 39 SOS call using SOS button 173 Sound system MANUAL selection mode 151 Sound system adjustments Balance 148 balance left right 147 Bass 148 equalizer 147 Fader 148 fader front rear 147 LOGIC7 148 LOGIC7 147 midrange setting 148 RESET 148 speed sensitive volume 147 Speed Vol 148 Treble 148 Spare fuses 201 Spare key 34 adapter 34 Spare tire 198 Spark plugs 83 193 Specifications for engine oil 191 Speed limit Limit 89 Speed limit selection revision 89 Speedometer 14 Speed Vol in audio mode 148 221 Everything from A to Z Sport EDC 97 Stability
205. play of current location 1 Select Location and confirm BEVERLY MILLS Dirnet imert cti n You can request the current location of your BMW or view a display showing your map location If the navigation system is unable to identify a town or city your cur rent map coordinates will appear If the navigation system recognizes the city but not the street and intersection you can enter these manually refer to ABC for operating instructions The entry is adopted as the current location with ACCEPT AS ADDRESS can be used to import your current location into the address book you can also enter a name as desired Entry ofa name is mandatory for locations identified only by their map coordinates Entering the location We recommend that you avoid entering subsequent corrections of your position unless absolutely necessary After trans port by truck or rail etc the GPS receiver may require several minutes to determine your current location You can reduce the amount of time the system requires to determine your location by entering it man ually To enter your current location 1 Select Location and confirm 2 Enter the address of the current loca tion in the same way as for destination input refer to page 132 142 gt Once effective GPS reception has LE _ been established it will no longer be possible to revise your position manually 4 Wordmatch principle The system relies on a wordmatch
206. played as the available speed 5 gt If no desired speeds are stored you LE can increase or reduce the speed by 5 mph 10 km h with the multilevel preset function activated each time you press or pull the lever beyond the resistance point 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Changing preset level Push 1 or pull 2 the lever beyond the detent The preset speed progresses to the next desired speed The lowest speed that is possible to select is roughly 20 mph 30 km h Interrupting the cruise control With the cruise control active briefly tap the lever up or down Hiding display for multilevel preset function When activated press the lever upward or downward for approx 3 seconds Showing display for multilevel preset function again Press Lor pull 2 the lever beyond the detent Deactivating the multilevel preset function The multilevel preset function is also deac tivated when you switch off the ignition Storing desired speeds With vehicle stationary Switch on the ignition Press 1 or pull 2 the lever beyond the detent the selectable speed level is dis played with 5 gt To increase desired speed Press the lever forward gt To decrease desired speed Pull back the lever gt To store desired speed Maintain pressure on button 4 for approx 3 seconds The stored desired speed appears in 6 gt If 6 speeds have already been stored it will be nec
207. pose a Safety hazard to the vehicle s occupants during abrupt braking or evasive maneuvers 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Roof mounted luggage rack Anchorage points gt PNY Se The anchorage points are located within the door openings A special rack system is available as an option for your BMW Please comply with the precautions included with the installa tion instructions Because roof racks raise the vehicle s center of gravity when loaded they have a major effect on its handling and steering response You should therefore always remember not to exceed the approved roof weight the approved gross vehicle weight or the axle loads when loading the rack You can find the specified weights in the Technical data section on page 210 Make sure that the load is not too heavy and that it does not extend outward to beyond the limits of the loading surface Always load the heaviest pieces first on the bottom Be sure that adequate clea rance is maintained for raising the sliding tilt sunroof and that objects do not project into the opening path of the luggage com partment lid Secure roof mounted cargo correctly and securely to prevent it from shifting or being lost during the trip Drive smoothly Avoid sudden acceleration and braking maneuvers Take corners gently Entry pass tags Infrared windshield technology has been used on your vehicle to mi
208. programmed with the signal of the original hand held transmitter gt If you have any additional questions please contact your BMW center 4 Clearing memory keys Individual memory keys 1 can not be cleared However you clear all three memory keys 1 together as follows Press both outer keys 1 of the integrated universal remote control for approx 20 seconds maintaining pressure until the indicator lamp 2 starts to flash Sun blinds Rear window blind Activate by briefly pressing the button in the driver s door with the ignition lock in the radio mode Window blind for rear side windows Ag 34 i Activate by pressing the desired button with the ignition lock in the radio mode 1 Quarter window blind 2 Side window blind 115 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG nor accessories Practical inte 3 Rear window blind 4 Switching to the other side E The side window blind can not be J extended unless the side window is closed If the window is open the blind will rise slightly prior to immediately retracting to its original position 4 Briefly press the safety switch in the driver s door refer to page 43 The indicator lamp must light up This precau tion prevents children from operating the sun blinds using the rear switches etc Before using always ensure that the sun blind s travel path is clear and unob structed When leaving the vehicle always re
209. r with the yellow indicator lamps for ABS ABS and DSC the stability control is no longer operational l FN If all three lamps light up in yellow malfunction in the stability control systems While you may continue you should remember to proceed cautiously and drive defensively while avoiding full brake appli cations Please have the system checked at the nearest BMW center Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Check Control messages refer to page 85 Please note the supplementary information provided in the Control Display Indicator and warning lamps on Canadian models ABS Dynamic Drive The concept Dynamic Drive minimizes body roll and optimizes vehicle stability during cornering and evasive maneuvers Active stabilizers at the front and rear axles form the basis for Dynamic Drive Suspen sion compliance adapts to suit driving con ditions varying from performance oriented during cornering to smooth and comfort oriented when the vehicle is proceeding in a straight line The system assumes operational status each time you start the engine Driving with Dynamic Drive During vehicle operation the system con tinuously runs through closed loop control cycles lasting only fractions of a second In case of malfunction Ea 1 The symbol will light up accompa nied by a status message in the Check Control Please take note of the additional information in the Cont
210. r in the Info Display you should accelerate carefully to confirm that you are driving in the desired direction Never work in the engine compartment with any of the forward or reverse gears engaged as the vehicle could start to move Engage the parking brake refer to page 62 4 Releasing transmission lockout manually You can respond to any interruptions in the supply of electrical power for instance if the battery is discharged or disconnected by releasing the transmission lockout man ually gt To prevent the drive wheels from LE locking up and sliding the transmis sion lockout must always be released man ually before the vehicle is towed lt 4 70 Press the brake pedal before releasing the transmission lockout manually If the brakes are not applied the vehicle could start to roll if parked ona steep slope The transmission lockout should only be released for towing Remember to engage the transmission lockout when you repark the vehicle after moving it Should it also be necessary to release the parking brake manually owing to a dis charged battery etc always adhere to the following sequence 1 Start by manually releasing the parking brake refer to page 65 2 Then proceed to manually release the transmission lockout 4 J ump starting and towing refer to pages 202 and 203 Releasing 1 Use the vehicle key to release the cover panel beneath the instrument panel by turning the lock coun
211. r to function properly the windows and sliding tilt sunroof must be completely closed Be sure to deactivate the interior motion sensor refer to section on Avoiding unin tentional alarms when you wish to leave the windows or sliding tilt sunroof open Electric power windows Opening and closing windows From radio mode on gt Press the switch until you feel resis tance The window continues to move down ward as long as you continue to hold the switch 42 gt Press the switch beyond the pressure point The window moves downward auto matically Press the switch again to stop the opening movement You can close the windows in the same manner by pulling the switch The electric power windows remain avail able for use after the ignition is switched off gt Forapprox 15 minutes with the remote control unit in the radio mode gt For approx 1 minute in position 0 or with the remote control unit disen gaged To open press the switch beyond the pres sure point ry When leaving the vehicle parked always remove the remote control from the ignition lock and close the doors this precaution prevents children from operating the power windows and injuring themselves etc 4 For information on using the convenience operation mode at the door lock or with the remote control unit refer to page 36 or 37 Safety feature If the force rises beyond a predefined threshold during closing the system will i
212. rake manu ally after switching off the engine refer to page 63 This option is useful in automatic car washes etc Automatic Hold is deactivated 4 When leaving the vehicle always FN release the remote control unit from the detent in the ignition lock this precau tion prevents children from disengaging the parking brake etc 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG For your safety Automatic Hold is automatically deacti vated when gt the engine is switched off gt the system detects that the driver s seat is not occupied while the engine is run ning gt the hood is opened while the engine is running gt the luggage compartment is opened with the transmission in reverse while the engine is running and gt when the parking brake is used to bring the vehicle to a stop The indicator lamp Eh changes from green to red and the AUTO P letters in the Info Display disappear Before starting off again briefly press the button to disengage the parking brake manually refer to page 63 or reactivate Automatic Hold refer to page 64 Before leaving the vehicle with the EN engine running always move the automatic transmission s selector lever to position P and ensure that the parking brake is engaged The vehicle could start to roll if you fail to observe these precautions Never leave an unattended vehicle with the engine running as such a vehicle repre sents a potential safety hazard
213. rated universal remote control can replace as many as three hand held transmitters for various remote controlled accessories such as door openers and house alarm systems The integrated uni versal remote control registers and stores signals from the original hand held trans mitters The signal of an original hand held trans mitter can be programmed on one of the three memory keys 1 Following that each of the devices can be actuated with the appropriately programmed memory key 1 The indicator lamp 2 flashes to confirm transmission of the signal If the vehicle is sold the memory keys 1 should be cleared as described on page 115 To prevent possible damage or injury before programming or using the inte grated universal remote control always inspect the immediate area to make certain that no people animals or objects are within the travel range of the device Also comply with the safety precautions of the original hand held transmitter lt 4 Checking the compatibility If you see this symbol on the pack itt aging orin the manual supplied with the original hand held transmitter it is safe to assume that it is compatible with the integrated universal remote control E If you have additional questions please consult your BMW center or call 1 800 355 3515 You can also visit these websites www bmwusa com or www homelink com HomeLink is a registered trademark owned by J ohnson Controls Inc 4 114
214. re returning to the original route Select New route and confirm your selec tion Destinations Route quid Avoid route Geimur gt Avoid sect The route list appears in the Control Display Select one or several con nected sections of the route that you wish to avoid and confirm your selection You can correct erroneous entries by again selecting and confirming the stretch of the travel route to cancel its avoid status You can also replace the avoid section by marking another stretch Use 5 to exit from the route list and calculate a new route gt Avoid route You can also make a detour of up to 20 miles 30 km around selected sec tions of the calculated route Proceed by turning the controller to enter the desired detour mileage then confirm your selection To exit the Avoid route mode without modifying your route enter 0 miles 0 km and confirm your entry Bypass traffic congestion If traffic congestion is present on your pro jected travel route the navigation system will issue a Last exit warning just before you reach the back up To obtain an alternative route leading around the traffic congestion Select Detour and confirm The GPS navigation system determines a new route and then returns to the destina tion guidance system E The traffic information service might not be available in some regions which means that a traffic jam cannot be displayed 4 Voice guida
215. rect sitting posi tion refer to page 45 ie The airbags do not deploy in LE response to minor accidents or rear collisions nor do they respond to certain kinds of vehicle rollover 4 Even when all safety guidelines are observed there is a small residual risk that passengers will sustain facial hand or arm injuries in isolated instances The ignition and inflation noise may provoke a mild usually temporary hearing loss in extremely sensitive individuals Important safety notes Do not apply adhesive materials to the cover panels of the airbags cover them or modify them in any other way Do not attempt to remove the airbag restraint system from the vehicle If you note any indication of system malfunction if you desire to have an airbag deactivated or if the airbags are triggered in response to an accident you should always entrust all inspection repair and dismantling oper ations to your BMW center Never modify or tamper with either the 56 wiring or the individual components in the airbag system This category includes the upholstery in the center of the steering wheel on the instrument panel the side trim panels on the front or rear doors and the roof pillars along with the sides of the headliner Do not attempt to remove or dis mantle the steering wheel To ensure compliance with official safety regulations entrust disposal of airbag gen erators only to a BMW center Unprofessional attempts to servi
216. rning lamp for Canadian models Brake hydraulic systems A low brake fluid level combined with longer than usual pedal travel could be a sign that one of the brake system s hydraulic circuits has failed Proceed to the nearest BMW center Remember that pedal travel may be increased and there may also be a sub stantial increase in the amount of pedal pressure required to brake the vehicle Please adapt your driving style accor dingly 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Maintenance The BMW Maintenance System The BMW Maintenance System is desi gned to ensure that your vehicle will con tinue to furnish consistent reliability com bined with optimal safety The service schedule also includes operations related to the vehicle s comfort and convenience features such as replacement of the filters for the inside air The ultimate object is to furnish economical maintenance by provi ding the ideal service for your individual vehicle Should the day come when you decide to sell your BMW you will find that a complete dealer service history is an asset of inesti mable value CBS Condition Based Service CBS is amore advanced version of the Ser vice Interval Display Sensors combine with highly specialized algorithms to supply service information that reflects your vehicle s actual operating conditions more precisely than ever before The system now furnishes individual dis plays of the
217. rol Display You can find more detailed information on the Check Control starting on page 85 If the Dynamic Drive system switches off in response to malfunction please remember to adapt your speed accord ingly especially in curves The suspension will be noticeably softer and the vehicle will display a greater ten dency to tilt during cornering and in cross winds If a Check Control message stating that you should stop appears in addition to the red symbol stop immediately and switch off the engine In this case the oil level in the reservoir may have dropped below the minimum possibly owing to a leak in the hydraulic system Please observe the additional instructions provided in the Control Display 4 EDC Electronic Damping Control AUTO P PDC pit nso Chock Recre air MFL TPM The suspension responds to changes in factors such as road surface or operating conditions such as steering and braking by adapting to the new conditions within frac tions of a second Comfort program The system automatically assumes opera tion in its Comfort mode each time you start the engine this mode is suitable for use throughoutthe vehicle s entire speed range and regardless of load Sport program Activate in Settings menu with the igni tion on You should select the Sport program for consistently performance oriented response from shock absorbers and steering 97 Online Edition for Part No 01
218. roperly positioned at all times and do not place their heads on or Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG near the side airbag Therefore we recom mend thatthe rear side airbags if provided be deactivated if you plan to transport chil dren in the rear seat The rear seat side airbags may already have been deactivated either at the time of manufacture or bya BMW center Labels in the rear door opening should indicate the status of your rear seat side airbags If you are uncertain of their status or wish to have the airbags activated or deactivated please contact your BMW center 4 Even when all these guidelines are observed there is still a small residual risk of injuries to the face hands and arms occurring from airbag deployment in iso lated instances The ignition and inflation noise may provoke a mild temporary hearing loss in extremely sensitive individ uals Airbag warning information is also provided on the sun visors Indicator lamp D The indicator lamp shows the airbag and belt tensioner system s operational status as soon as you insert the remote control unit in the ignition System operational gt The indicator lamp comes on briefly System malfunction gt The indicator lamp fails to come on or gt it remains on continuously A system malfunction could prevent the system from responding to an impact occurring within its normal response range Please respond to a
219. row indicating a turn you will see an arrow which indi cates the general direction of your planned route or you have left the recommended route and the system requires a few seconds to calculate a new recommended route while the destination route map has automatically been adopted for dis play You are driving in an area that has not yet been recorded on the map CD The guidance system cannot operate under these conditions However you will see the current position of your BMW in the map display to help you orient yourself the battery has been disconnected It will take approx 15 minutes for the system to resume operation 143 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation _ Online Edition for Part No O14 Pm ma TOES Entertainment This chapter is intended to assist you in deriving maximum listening pleasure from radio broadcasts CDs cassettes or DVDs Entertainment Entertainment Controls Operation using buttons The illustration shows a CD player as an example 1 Operate audio and video sources gt Press switching on off gt Turn adjusting volume 2 CD or cassette slot Eject CD or cassette 4 Station scan track search gt Station scan gt Tape fast forward reverse gt Music track search for CD and cas w sette chapter search for DVD changer Operation in Control Display The following control options are available in the E
220. rt No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments Please observe the information on using safety belts provided on page 50 and the notice on the active head restraints on page 48 The concept You adjust the seat in two stages 1 Preselect the function the button lights up brightly 2 Adjustments slide control knob to gt frontorrear fm or gt upwards or downwards gt orturn Electric power seat adjustment You can use the control knob to adjust var ious functions after first selecting them with the buttons To ensure that the safety systems continue to provide optimal protec tion please observe the adjustment instructions on page 45 4 3 Forward backward i Height Y Backrest f This button is always ready for opera tion 46 4 Thigh support p Height T Tilt angle driver s seat only 5 Lumbar support see below Front comfort seat adjustment In addition to the electric power seat func tions several other adjustment options are also available with the comfort seat 4 Thigh support p Tiltangle also passengerseat f 5 Lumbar support see below Backrest width Increase or decrease lateral support f 6 Shoulder support see below Head restraint height Backrest Lumbar support adjustment 5 Lumbar support You can also adjust the contours of the backrest to obtain additional support in the lumbar region The upper hips
221. rt No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Glove compartment Opening Press button The glove compartment opens automatically and the lamps come on Closing Fold the cover up FN To prevent injury in the event of an accident close the glove compart ment immediately after use 4 Rechargeable flashlight The flashlight is located on the left hand side of the glove compartment It features integral overload protection so it can be left in its holder continuously Be sure that the flashlight is switched off when it is inserted into its holder Failure to comply with this precaution could lead to overcharging and damage lt 4 Storage compartments A storage compartment is located in the armrest between the front seats 1 Open the right cover 2 Open the left cover A removable coin holder is provided in the front of the compartment Press briefly to open The mat within the compartment can be removed for cleaning Depending upon your model specification any of the following may be located in the storage compartment gt Removable cassette holder gt Removable CD holder gt Fold out and removable storage com partment e g for glasses or portable phone gt Fold out and removable litter con tainer Locking storage compartment in the front armrest You can use the key to lock the storage compartment in the armrest E You can lock the luggage compart ment lid and the armrest storage
222. rt is currently on the screen Press the button again to view the last dis play 4 VV yV Fuel gauge The fuel gauge mode appears automati cally once the fuel level falls into the reserve range At the same time the words Fuel reserve appear The tank still con tains approx 2 6 gallons 10 liters of fuel E It will not be possible to cancel the LE computer display once the fuel level drops into the reserve range However you can still request a display of the travel range Computer refer to page 86 4 Tank capacity approx 23 2 gallons 88 liters If the tilt of the vehicle varies when you are driving in mountainous areas for example the indicator may fluctuate slightly Refuel well before the tank is empty as otherwise engine functions will not be ensured and damage can occur if you drive down to the last drop 4 Cruising range Displays the estimated cruising range available with the remaining fuel The system calculates the cruising range based on operating conditions and the amount of fuel remaining in the tank The basis for the calculations is the average fuel consump tion over the preceding 20 miles 30 km FN Always refuel as soon as possible once your cruising range falls to below 30 miles 50 kilometers as other 87 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Everything under control wise engine functions are not ensured and damage can occur 4 Refueling i
223. ruise control 73 gt Speed limit 89 Indicator and warning lamps 15 Tachometer 82 with navigation system guidance display 138 Display panel for gt Computer 86 or gt Check Control text messages 85 or gt Voice command system 26 Transmission range selection 67 Display panel for gt Automatic transmission program display 67 14 8 Indicator for gt Clock 91 gt Outside temperature 82 or gt Indicator and warning lamps 85 9 Fuelgauge and computer 87 86 10 Fog lamps 103 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Indicator and warning lamps Technology that monitors itself The indicator and warning lamps identified by the symbol are subjected to an oper ation check each time you switch on the ignition or start the engine They each light up once for different periods of time When a malfunction occurs in a monitored system the corresponding lamp will either fail to go out when the engine is started or it will come on again during normal driving Forinformation on how you should respond when this happens please refer to the pages indicated I A Please fasten safety belts 50 DSC Dynamic Stability Control 95 DTC Dynamic Traction Control 95 18 ABS Antilock Braking ABS Systeme 96 Parking brake Brake hydraulic systems DBC Dynamic Brake Control 62 192 96 Parking brake Brake hydraulic systems DBC Dynamic Brake Control for Canadia
224. s Since the vehicle maintains steering responsiveness you can never theless avoid possible obstacles with a minimum of steering effort Pulsation at the brake pedal combines with sounds from the hydraulic circuits to indi cate to the driver that ABS is in its active mode Do not drive with your foot resting on the brake pedal Even light but con sistent pedal pressure can lead to high temperatures brake wear and possibly even brake failure 4 Disc brakes Driving in wet conditions While driving in wet conditions and in heavy rain it is a good idea to apply light pressure to the brake pedal every few miles Monitor traffic conditions to ensure that this maneuver does not endanger otherroad users The heat generated in this process helps dry the pads and rotors to ensure that full braking efficiency will then be available when you need it Hills You can retain full and unimpaired braking efficiency by downshifting to a gear in which only minimal brake applications are needed when descending long or steep downhill stretches You can further enhance the engine s bra king effect by selecting a lower gear in the automatic transmission s manual mode downshifting as far as first gear on extre mely steep stretches referto page 68 This strategy helps you avoid placing excessive loads on the brake system Never allow the vehicle to coast with the transmission in Neutral or with the engine switched off there is no
225. s are switched on lt 4 Portable phone Receive an incoming call initiate dialing and end a call VV VV Cu Volume Voice command system To switch on and off Fast forward reverse gt Radio Press briefly next stored station Extended pressure automatic tuning gt CD Press briefly track search Extended pressure fast forward within track gt Cassette Press briefly stop track search or fast forward Extended pressure fast forward gt DVD Chapter search Available for individual programming 18 In the Settings menu you can select the function of the button at the MFL menu item refer to page 53 L mode Press briefly to switch between the auto matic program and the L mode refer to page 68 Steptronic Press briefly to proceed through a selec tion sequence consisting of the automatic program the Sport program and the manual mode refer to page 69 Steptronic Upshifting and downshifting refer to page 69 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Control Center The concept The Control Center has been designed to avoid the unnecessary complexity created by an extended number of switches and controls It consists of the controller and the Control Display The controller is used to select the func tions that will appear in the Control Display In addition the Control Display also shows you messages from the Check Control Controller You can slid
226. s only registered by the com puter for fuel amounts above approx 1 3 gallons 5 liters Distance to destination When you enter a destination in the naviga tion system or manually enter a distance in the computer prior to departure the system can also display the distance remaining to your destination refer to page 132 or 89 The system automatically adopts the dis tance to your destination using the route recommended by the navigation system gt When you enter a destination in the LE _ navigation system any manual entries will be overwritten no later than once 1 640 ft 500 meters of the calcu lated distance have elapsed 4 Energy Control Current fuel consumption Shows your current fuel consumption rate in mpg in liters 100 km on Canadian vehi cles This allows you to see whether your current driving style is conducive to fuel economy with minimum exhaust emis sions When the vehicle is stationary the display goes to the maximum reading zero on Canadian models Average fuel consumption The average fuel consumption is calculated for the time during which the engine is run ning You can use the Control Display to view your fuel consumption rate over two dif ferent distances refer to Computer or Trip computer Average speed Periods with the vehicle parked and the engine off are not included in the calcula tions of average speed 88 Time of arrival A display of your estimated time of arr
227. s warning of system malfunc tions are assigned one of two priority rat ings Priority 1 These status messages and malfunction reports are signaled by a gong Simulta neous defects will be displayed consecu tively These messages cannot be deleted and they remain in the display until the problem is corrected Supplementary infor mation is also shown in the Control Display refer to Automatic display in the Control Display Priority 2 These status messages and malfunction reports appear in the Info Display for approx 20 seconds Briefly press the CHECK button on the turn signal indicator lever to cancel the mes sage in the display if allowed by priority rating Selecting stored status reports for viewing in the Control Display refer to next page Check Control symbol and messages in the Control Display Depending on the status of the monitored systems the Check Control symbol 537 appears in different colors Green No malfunctions are present in the moni tored systems Yellow or red A defect or malfunction has been detected in the monitored system Depending upon how serious the problem is a supplemen tary message may also appear in the Con trol Display Selecting stored status reports for viewing in the Control Display refer to next page gt The symbol in the status line also indi LE cates the status of the Service Interval Display refer to page 24 4 Automatic display in the Control
228. s you to control operation of various vehicle sys tems without ever removing your hands from the steering wheel The system oper ates on the basis of voice commands that you will learn easily after using them a few times In many cases the voice command system supports you with announcements or questions while you are making your entries The voice command system transforms your oral commands and dialog answers into control signals for the selected sys tems gt Please take the time to acquaint your LE self with how a particular system operates before proceeding to control it using the voice command system 4 Symbols used wt These sections contain information on using the voice command system gt Verbal instructions to use with the voice command system Identifies the answers generated by the voice command system Systems available for use with voice command gt Telephone refer to page 170 Navigation refer to page 130 Radio refer to page 149 CD refer to page 153 CD changer refer to page 155 Tape refer to page 158 Notepad refer to page 28 DVD refer to page 162 VVVVVVV 26 Either the system that you are now oper ating or any current error messages will appear in the Info Display refer to page 27 Voice commands Activating voice command system Briefly press the j button inthe steering wheel A signal tone and SVS active in the Info Displ
229. se BH to move the address in the destination list This can change the order of the destination list To delete all current entries Select and confirm Selecting route The navigation system also provides you with the option of selecting a specific travel route You can define criteria for deter mining your individual route 1 Select Route selec and confirm se With highway a Avoid highway tant neue Shortest route Avond toh Various options are now listed on the right side of the Control Display 2 Select the priorities for your travel route and confirm gt With highway Freeways and major traffic arteries receive top priority gt Avoid highway Freeways are avoided where possible gt Fastest route The system determines the fastest route the selection criteria are dis tance vehicle speed and potential sources of traffic congestion gt Shortest route Shortest travel distance determined without including time as a selection criterion gt Avoid tolls The system avoids tollways whenever possible in selecting the route You can change the selected route as often as you like both when entering your desti nation and at any time while the system is guiding you to it the system revises its travel recommendations accordingly E The navigation system relies on spe cific rules to determine your route These vary according to the different kinds of roads stored on the map CD
230. should also refrain from exceeding the following gt 4 500 rpm or 105 mph 170 km h Always obey all official speed limits Avoid full throttle operation and use of the transmission s kickdown mode during these initial miles Once you have driven 1 200 miles 2 000 km the engine and vehicle speeds can be gradually increased You should also comply with these break in procedures should the engine or differen tial need to be replaced at a later point Tires Due to technical factors associated with their manufacture tires do notachieve their full traction potential until after an initial break in period Therefore drive reservedly during the first 200 miles 300 km Brake system Brakes require an initial break in period of approx 300 miles 500 km to achieve optimal contact and wear patterns between brake pads and rotors 124 General driving notes High temperatures Extreme temperatures occur at the catalytic converter on this and every catalyst equipped vehicle Do not remove the heat shields installed adjacent to various sections of the exhaust system and never apply undercoating to them When driving standing at idle and while parking take care to avoid possible contact between the hot exhaust system and any highly flammable materials such as hay leaves grass etc Such contact could lead to a fire and with it the risk of serious pro perty damage as well as personal injury 4 Parking the vehicle
231. smitter or press and hold down the programmed memory key 1 of the integrated universal remote control If the indicator lamp 2 on the integrated uni versal remote control flashes quickly fora brief period and then remains lit up for approx two seconds this indicates that the original hand held transmitter is equipped with an alternating code In the case of an alternating code system pro gram the memory keys 1 as described at the section on alternating code transmit ters lt 4 Alternating code transmitters Consult the operating instructions of the unit you wish to set when programming the integrated universal remote control Find out about the possibility for synchroniza tion When programming hand held transmitters that employ an alternating code please observe the following supplementary instructions E Programming will be easier with the aid of a second person 4 1 Park your vehicle within the range of the remote controlled device 2 Program the integrated universal remote control as described at the sec tion on fixed code hand held transmit ters 3 Localize the key on the receiver of the device you want to set up e g on the upper section of the motor 4 Press the key on the receiver of the device you want to set up After step 4 approx 30 seconds remain for step 5 5 Press the programmed memory key 1 on the integrated universal remote con trol three times The corresponding memory key Lis now
232. spension In the event of malfunction A Check Control message nal Be appearing together with this symbol indicates a malfunction in the self leveling suspension Please take note of the additional information in the Control Display Stop and inspect the vehicle If the rear of the vehicle is visibly lower than the front possibly accompanied by a tilt noticeable when you compare the left rear with the right rear you should respond by immedi ately proceeding to the nearest BMW center Drive with appropriate caution in the meantime The vehicle has reduced ground clearance and driving comfort may be noticeably reduced Even if the attitude of the vehicle is normal you should consult the nearest BMW center if the warning lamp indicates a system fault Adaptive brake lamp The adaptive brake lamp indicates the intensity with which you are applying your brakes to drivers of following vehicles i nam pny A The display consists of two stages gt Normal braking The brake lamps in the tail lamp assem blies and the high mount brake lamp on the rear tray light up during braking gt Heavy braking and braking with ABS The tail lamps also light up with the same intensity as the standard brake lamp units to enhance the warning effect of the brake lamps 101 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Lamps Lamps Parking lamps low beams Parking lamps side marker lamps With the
233. splay refer to page 27 To open the main menu Short commands Notebook Function To record a note To listen to notebook entry Navigation Function To switch on the voice output To switch off the voice output To select destination from address book To change scale To start the destination guidance system To call up information on the current location or destination To request addresses To call up the map view E On delivery the Standard dialog is LE _ set to simplify familiarization with the voice command system 4 Command Repeat Cancel Standard dialog Short dialog gt Help Options lt Main menus Command Record notet Read out note Command Message ont Message offt Select destinationt Scale Route guidance ont Information Address book Mapt 29 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG At a glance Voice command Entertainment To switch on radio To switch off audio sources and TV To select radio stations To select a stored radio station To start CD To select a CD To start a cassette To start DVD To select a DVD Radio ont Audio offt Frequency selection Station CD ont CD 1 6 Tape ont DVD ont DVD 1 6 Telephone To switch on portable phone To dial telephone number To redial To select from the telephone book To make a new entry in the telephone book To have the entries of the telephone bo
234. sponds to unauthorized vehicle entry and attempted theft by simul taneously activating gt An acoustic alarm which lasts for a period of approx 30 seconds gt The hazard warning flashers for approx five minutes gt The high beams which flash on and off in the same rhythm Arming and disarming the alarm system When you lock or unlock the vehicle either with the remote control unit or at the door lock the alarm system is armed or dis armed at the same time The system indicates that it has been cor rectly armed by switching on the hazard warning flashers for a single cycle and by emitting an acoustic signal i You can have different acknowledg SF ment signals set to confirm arming and disarming 4 You can open the luggage compartment lid even if the alarm is armed using button 3 of the remote control refer to page 36 It is armed once again when the lid is closed E Pressing the Panic mode button for a _ longer period triggers the alarm refer to page 36 4 Indicator lamp displays a gt The indicator lamp below the interior rearview mirror flashes continuously the system is armed gt The indicator lamp flashes when the system is armed door s the hood or luggage compartment lid are not com pletely closed Even if you do not close the alerted area the system begins to monitor the remaining areas and the indicator lamp flashes continuously after 10 seconds However the interi
235. st that now appears in the display and confirm 3 After the desired entry has been selected can be used to setup a connection the number being called appears in the upper status line refer to page 24 E The connection can also be set up LE using the button in the steering wheel or the telephone keypad lt 4 _ End call 176 Redialing Both numbers that you reached on your earlier attempt and numbers that were unavailable are automatically stored in your redialing list The last number dialed is at the top of the list 1 Select Communication J 44485551212 Spam 14445123456 144459567890 2 Select Last 3 Select an entry from the list that now appears in the display and confirm 4 After the desired entry has been selected 7 can be used to setup a connection the number being called appears in the upper status line refer to page 24 le The connection can also be set up LE using the button in the steering wheel or the telephone keypad 4 You can use the voice command system to redial the last number called wt Redialt Lun End call Missed calls If the phone number of the caller was trans ferred you can have alist of all missed calls displayed if this service is supported by your network provider Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG 1 Select Communication 38331306 WASTE Hh S84 Fa Rs 2 Select Missed and confirm 3 Sel
236. stance to vehicle driving ahead You can choose from four avail able distance settings You will find more detailed information on page 78 Adjust your desired speed to the traffic conditions and remain ready to brake at all times Great differences in speed to the vehicles driving ahead e g when quickly approaching a truck or when another vehicle swerves into your lane cannot be compensated for by the system lt 4 Activate system From approx 20 mph 30 km h you can activate the system by pressing the lever forward or pulling it back The current driving speed is stored as a desired speed and briefly displayed in the speedometer see arrow gt If the system cannot be activated the LE display ACC mph km h briefly appears in the speedometer The system may have been automatically deactivated refer to Deactivate system ora malfunction has occurred To call up Check Control messages refer to page 86 4 1 Desired speed store and increase Press the lever forward The system adopts and stores your current speed as a desired speed The speedom eter indicates this speed Subsequently pressing forward increases the desired speed to the next 5 mile place 10 km h Each time the lever is pressed forward again the desired speed is increased by another 5 mph 10 km h until a maximum of 110 mph 180 km h is reached The 77 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr
237. stations gt You can store as many as 18 stations in the FM waveband gt You can store up to 18 stations in the AM waveband E Each time you confirm AM the LE _ system alternately switches between the AM waveband and the Autostore mode Each time you confirm FM the system alternately switches between Memorized Stations and the Autostore mode 4 Storing a station 1 Select Memory and confirm your selection 2 Select frequency band M FM or M AM Each time you confirm M AM the system alternately switches between the AM waveband and the Autostore mode Each time you confirm M FM the system alternately switches between Memorized Stations and the Autostore mode 3 To select a station gt SCAN The stations are played briefly one after the other and selected by operating this function once again Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt MANUAL The stations can be set manually by turning the controller 4 To store a station Select Memorize and confirm your selection 5 Selecta memory location AA FRA P ri RL oe i Aii t iM a9 Turn the controller to select a memory location and confirm your entry The station is now stored The autostore utility s AUTO feature auto matically selects and stores the stations providing the best reception in the AM and FM wavebands Selecting a stored station 1 Select requency band gt
238. status line in the Control Display E The car phone must be enabled prior 7 to initial use To do so please consult your BMW center 4 Calls can be set up or accepted using the following equipment gt Button in the steering wheel gt Control Display E Calls can only be set up via redi LE aling or missed calls 4 gt Telephone keypad folding gt Voice command system only for out going calls Using the BMW portable phone 1 Fold back the cradle slightly 2 Insert the portable phone E Before starting off place the BMW portable phone in the cradle You can 174 operate the portable phone using the button in the steering wheel the Control Display the telephone keypad or the voice command system but not if you are in the middle of a call via the car phone If you are in the middle of a call using the BMW portable phone the connection will be cut off as soon as you take it from the cradle 4 Switching your BMW portable phone on and off You can switch your BMW portable phone on and off by maintaining extended pressure on the telephone keypad et Telephone ont Entering lock code If after switching on the BMW portable phone you are requested by a message from the Control Display to enter the lock code 1 Enter the lock code e g 1454 2 Press the button Getting started Making a call 1 Enter the desired phone number 2 Press the button The phone number appears in the Co
239. stina tion gt Hotelst gt Parking lt gt Gas stations lt Recent destinations Retuming to a recent destination The system stores the last ten destinations entered Select Last dest and confirm A list of the stored addresses appears on the right side of the Control Display 136 Confirm the desired destination and select AS DEST You can also edit existing entries for conditions refer to ABC gt AS ADDRESS stores the destination address in the address book gt DELETE removes the destination address To delete all current entries Select i and confirm Destination list 1 BEVERLY HILLS CA 455 H REXFORD DA Dest mipir Route quicl Route selec Location Le MARINA DEL REY ADMIRALTY WAY This is the most current listing of entered destinations with the most recent destina tions at the top of the list ie Once you have reached the top desti nation you are moved on to the next entry in the destination list lt 4 You can edit the entries in this list start by selecting an entry 1 SANTA DANEARA MORTER LT 2 MAMMA DEL REY ADMIRALITY WAY ES CHAS gt Edit using CHANGE for operation refer to ABC In this case the entries are stored with AS ADDRESS in the address book and with ACCEPT adopted into the destination list Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt Use DELETE to remove an entry gt U
240. stination guidance system of the navigation system is deactivated Press the lever up or down for approx 1 second 4 Resume to stored desired speed and distance setting Press button 4 The displays appear in the speedometer The system is reactivated and uses the last stored desired speed and distance setting 4 Fine adjustment of desired speed In the activated state the desired speed increases by 1 mph 1 km h each time button 4 is pressed briefly 5 Select distance You can choose from four distance steps gt Rotary switch upward Increase distance gt Rotary switch downward Decrease distance The selected distance is displayed in the speedometer pa Distance 1 ne KEJ Distance 2 S 5 j 1 i iat l Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Distance 3 Distance 4 This distance is always set _ when the system is used for the first time after starting the engine Use good judgment to select the appropriate following distance given road conditions traffic applicable laws and driving recommendations for safe fol lowing distance 4 Things to know about active cruise control cx As with conventional cruise control systems active cruise control in no way diminishes or substitutes for the driver s own personal responsibility alert ness and awareness in adjusting speed braking or otherwise controlling the vehicle The driver should
241. stored objects and can also be left open to allow the ski bag to dry Please ensure that the skis are clean before loading them into the bag Take care to avoid damage from sharp edges Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt Secure the bag s contents by tight ening down the strap at the buckle 4 Stowing the ski bag 1 To close the hatch in the luggage compartment Press the handle and slide to the left 2 Fold up the ski bag and place it in the compartment 3 Engage the cover as shown 4 Close the cover 121 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Communications rie Navigation Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Driving tips This section is designed to provide you with extra support by supplying information useful in dealing with specific driving and operating conditions Things to remember when driving Things to remember when driving Break in procedures To ensure that your vehicle continues to furnish optimal economy of operation throughout an extended service life we request that you devote careful attention to the following section Engine and differential Up to 1 200 miles 2 000 km During this initial period you should attempt to avoid constant steady state operation and vary both vehicle and engine speeds as often as possible Until the break in period has been completed you
242. supply AUTO The AUTO program adjusts the air supply and distribution patterns for you while also using your preselected temperature setting as the basis for adjusting the interior cli mate to adapt to external influences summer winter Bi Level This program operates in the same way as the AUTO program but with airflow directed toward upper body and into the footwells 109 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG A congenial climate Combine the air distribution yourself Laft ftight f oeann CEAT CLLLCCLI CLS LL LI Elie ivi You can cancel the AUTO program by selecting specific air distribution patterns for your personal comfort Adjusting air distribution PUL Hat Lil Bi eat Fea Inichwichoal BALE ne You also enjoy the option of adjusting the air distribution manually to obtain a climate that is ideally adapted to your personal requirements The AUTO program is deac tivated Select the desired symbol and confirm Turn the controller to adjust the air distribu tion PTT Air to windshield and door windows EU Air to the upper body You can also adjust the air tem perature of the vent outlets for the upper body individually refer to next column LOIT Air to footwell 110 Adjusting temperature for the upper body This function provides you with the option of making minor adjustments to achieve maximum comfort Inch ich al Mamea
243. switch in this position the 5207 front rear and side vehicle lighting is switched on You can use the side marker lamps for parking For lighting on one side for parking as an additional fea ture refer to page 103 Low beams When you switch off the ignition zD with the headlamps on the head lamps go out and only the parking lamps remain on Eg Follow me home lamps MAY After parking the vehicle and switching off the headlamps you can use the headlamp flasher control to activate the low beams for a period of roughly 40 seconds You also have the options of extending this period or as an alternative having this function deactivated lt 4 Lights on waming If you switch off the ignition while the head lamps are on when you subsequently open the driver s door a gong will sound for sev eral seconds while the Check Control will provide you with a message 102 Daytime driving lamps If you wish you can leave the light switch in the low beam position All external lamps go out when you switch off the ignition Always observe all applicable laws gover ning the use of daytime driving lamps You can switch on the parking lamps when needed using the standard procedure described under Parking lamps T You can have the daytime driving FF lamps on your vehicle programmed to operate as desired 4 Automatic headlamp control When you set the switch to this A position the system activates and swit
244. t Firmly press the installation guide into the gap between the upholstery on seat and backrest continuing until the two funnel shaped guides snap into place in the LATCH support braces in the seat Pull the installation guides to remove Child safety locks Slide down the safety levers on the rear doors The door can now be opened from the out side only 59 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments Vehicle Memory Key Memory How the system functions Doubtless you have often reflected on how great it would be if you could configure your vehicle s various adjustment settings to meet your own personal requirements In developing your vehicle BMW has incor porated a number of options for personal adjustment which you can set in the Con trol Center You can have these pro grammed at your BMW center The available configuration settings fall into two categories according to whether their primary orientation is the vehicle Vehicle Memory or the individual Key Memory You can have up to four different basic set tings adjusted for four different persons The only requirement is that each person uses his or her own remote control When your vehicle is unlocked with the remote control the vehicle recognizes the individual user by means of a data exchange with the key and makes adjust ments accordingly Color coded decals are provided to help you distinguis
245. t _ ment lid pivots upward and to the rear Ensure that adequate clearance is available before opening To avoid being inadvertently locked out never lay the remote control unit down in the luggage compartment If the vehicle is locked the luggage compartmentlid is also locked again when closed 4 External systems External systems or devices may cause local interference in the functions of the remote control Should the remote control unit fail to operate owing to interference of this kind you can respond by using the key to unlock your vehicle at one of the doors Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG For US owners only The transmitter and receiver units comply with part 15 of the FCC Federal Communi cation Commission regulations Operation is governed by the following FCC ID LX8766S LX8766E LX8CAS Compliance statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the fol lowing two conditions gt This device may not cause harmful interference and gt this device must accept any interfer ence received including interference that may cause undesired operation E Any unauthorized modifications or _ changes to these devices could void the user s authority to operate this equip ment 4 Using the key MET Pine y One turn of the key in the driver s door lock unlocks the driver s door only Turning the key asecond time unlocks all of the remain
246. t If you are not familiar with the specified proce dures have the replacements carried out at your BMW center gt Never touch the glass on new bulbs LE with your bare fingers as even minute amounts of contamination will burn into the bulb s surface and reduce its service life Use a clean cloth napkin etc or hold the bulb by its metal socket 4 You can obtain a selection of replacement bulbs at your BMW center To prevent short circuits before wor king on any electrical system equip ment or accessory you should always switch it off and disconnect the cable from the battery s negative terminal before star ting To avoid possible injury or equipment damage when changing bulbs observe any instructions provided by the bulb manufac turer 4 E When maintaining the headlamps Z please comply with the instructions in the separate Care manual 4 Headlamps Forchecking and adjusting headlamp aim please contact your BMW center 4 Engine compartment left side Turn the quick release fasteners 90 coun terclockwise and remove the cover After replacing the bulb return the cover to its original position and press the quick release fasteners down 195 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Replacing components Releasing the lamp cover The illustration shows the left hand side of the engine compartment i ig _ er F a a z Fm LT Tis
247. t passenger seat We strongly urge you to carefully read and comply with the instructions for installation and use provided by the child restraint s manufacturer whenever you use sucha system Be sure that all occupants of all ages remain properly and securely restrained at all times If your vehicle is equipped with electric power seats at the rear these will need to be returned to their standard adjustment setting position before a child restraint system is used refer to page 47 Always press the Safety switch for the power windows before transporting chil dren in the rear seats refer to page 43 This 58 switch also disables the power rear seat adjustment Incorrect or unsupervised adjustment of the electric power seats could lead to injuries or damage to the child restraint system s installed in the rear 4 All rear seating positions in your vehicle meet the recommendations of SAE J 1819 an industry recommended practice for securing child restraint systems in motor vehicles Child seat security Ti 7 a All of the rear belt retractors and the front passenger s Safety belt can be locked for mounting and securing child restraint sys tems Information regarding this is located near the buckle latch of each safety belt Lock the safety belt Pull the entire length of the belt from the belt retractor Allow the reel to retract the belt somewhat and engage the buckle then tighten th
248. te tire failure or some other vehicle defect This can forexample be caused by driving over curbs These kinds of problems may also be signaled by other changes in vehicle 186 response suchas astrong tendency to pull to the left or right Should this occur respond by immediately reducing your speed Carefully proceed or have your vehicle towed to the nearest BMW center or tire dealer to have the wheels or tires inspected Tire damage extending to sudden and complete loss of pressure in extreme cases can pose a potentially lethal safety hazard for the vehicle s occupants and other road users alike 4 Run flat tires Run flat tires consist of self contained tires and special rims The tire reinforcement ensures that the tire retains some residual safety in the event of pressure drop and driving remains possible to a restricted degree refer to page 200 The vehicle is equipped with a Flat Tire Monitor or TPM Tire Pressure Monitor which indicates flat tires Tire replacement To maintain good handling and vehicle response use only tires of a single tread configuration from a single manufacturer BMW tests and approves specific wheel and tire combinations DOT Quality Grades Treadwear Traction AAABC Temperature A B C fl All passenger car tires must conform to Federal Safety Requirements in addition to these grades lt 4 Treadwear The treadwear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the
249. tem resting your footon the accelerator pedal will cause the system not to brake even if necessary Be certain that floormats or other objects on the vehicle floor do not interfere with movement of the accelerator pedal lt 4 While active cruise control is capable of braking your vehicle automatically when you approach a slower vehicle ahead it is important to be aware that the ability of the system to apply the brakes is also limited if you are driving down a steep grade or when you reduce your desired speed sharply The system cannot stop your vehicle It uses only a portion of Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG braking system capacity and does not uti lize the full capacity of the vehicle braking system Therefore the system cannot decrease your speed for large differences in speed between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead Examples during emer gency braking when you approach a vehicle traveling at a much lower speed than your own speed such as approaching a toll booth or when a much slower vehicle cuts in front of you at close range 4 Whenever active cruise control recognizes a situation that requires driver braking because the system capacity has been reached or has been exceeded the system alerts the driver by flashing this symbol in the instrument cluster and sounding a chime Swerving vehicles When a vehicle moves from an adjacent lane into your lane active cruise control
250. terclockwise then fold down the cover 2 Use the strap 1 to pull out the release lever continuing until it snaps into Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG place the transmission lockout is released Re engage the transmission lockout after parking the vehicle at its destina tion Otherwise there is a danger that the vehicle could start to roll if parked ona steep slope 4 Engaging again 1 Disengage the release lever by pressing it together with the red detent lever arrow 1 2 Guide the release lever all the way back into its original position the transmis sion lockout is again engaged 3 Fold up and lock the cover panel Now and not before the key may be removed Once the transmission lockout has been re engaged the warning in the Check Control should disappear and the symbol in the Info Display should change from N to P Should this fail to happen there is a danger that the vehicle could start to roll 4 Information on jump starting tow starting and towing begins on page 202 Turn signal indicators headlamp flasher 3 H a 1 High beams blue indicator lamp 2 Headlamp flasher blue indicator lamp 3 Turn signal indicators the green indi cator lamp flashes accompanied by a periodic ticking from the turn signal indicator relay Using turn signal indicators Move the lever beyond the detent position It then returns to the center pos
251. the luggage compartment 2 Take the button with the fuel pump symbol from the bracket and pull it to unlock the fuel filler door Always observe all applicable precau tions and regulations when handling fuels Never carry spare fuel containers in your vehicle Whether empty or full these containers can leak cause an explosion and lead to fire in the event of a collision lt 4 182 Simple and environmentally friendly When handling fuels always observe any safety guidelines posted at the fil ling station 4 Put the filler cap in the bracket attached to the fuel filler door When refueling insert the filler nozzle com pletely into the filler pipe Pulling the nozzle out of the pipe during refueling gt results in premature pump shutoff gt can lead to reduced efficiency in the fuel vapor recovery system The fuel tank is full when the filler nozzle clicks off the first time Close the filler cap carefully after refu eling continuing until you hear the detent engage While closing be sure not to squeeze the strap which is fastened to the cap A loose or missing cap will activate a message in the Check Control 4 Fuel tank capacity approx 23 2 US gallons 88 liters including the reserve capacity of approx 2 6 gallons 10 liters Never attempt to continue driving until the tank is completely empty as engine functions could be affected and the vehicle could sustain damage as a result 4 Online
252. the phone number Special commands Special commands are available for spe cific systems In this Owner s Manual you will find these commands in the sections describing the individual systems wt Operation with the voice command system is always indicated with this pictograph Displays in the Info Display The Info Display shows you what the voice command system has understood in line 2 while also indicating which voice command or question is currently active in line 1 In addition any error messages are also displayed Selecting the navigation scale an example Start the dialog Briefly press the pz button in the steering wheel You say Change scalet Scale 500 feet Volume adjustment You can adjust the volume for the instruc tions from the voice command system The voice command system replies Info Display screen contents SVS active Please enter the desired scalett scale change scale ok 500 ft Turn the knob during an instruction announcement to select the desired volume Instructions announcements will continue at this volume level even if the other audio sources are set to minimum volume aga The system automatically selects SF your individual volume setting each time you unlock the vehicle using your per sonal remote control unit 4 27 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG At a glance Voice command Notices Do not use t
253. the steering wheel You downshift by briefly pressing the buttons on the front of the steering wheel The Info Display shows the manual ranges M1 through M6 Upshifts and downshifts are executed only when they will result in a plausible combi nation of engine and vehicle speed thus for example a downshift that would cause the engine to overrev will not be executed by the system The selected gear appears briefly in the Info Display followed by the current gear 69 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG iving Dr gt To obtain maximum acceleration for LE passing maneuvers etc during operation in the manual mode use the kickdown or downshift manually 4 Malfunctions A status report will appear in the Check Control to alert you to any malfunctions in the transmission control system Please note any supplementary information that appears in the Control Display The direc tional arrows also start to flash in the Info Display While it will remain still possible to move the selector lever to any desired position the transmission will revert to operation in its default mode with only a limited number of forward gears Some types of malfunction will make it impossible to engage all gears The engine may respond with reduced output when accelerating from a standing start If this happens avoid extreme engine loads and consult the nearest BMW center If no status messages appea
254. ther brake pads for use on your vehicle we are unable to assume continued responsibility for the vehicle s operating safety if non approved pads are installed 4 Cargo loading Stowing cargo gt Load heavy cargo as far forward and as low as possible placing it directly behind the bulkhead behind the rear seats gt Cover sharp edges and corners gt Forvery heavy cargo when the rear seat is not occupied secure each Safety belt in the opposite buckle 126 Warning lamp for Canadian models Securing the load gt Use the luggage net or securing straps to hold down small and light weight luggage and cargo refer to page 40 gt Heavy duty cargo straps for securing larger and heavier objects are available at your BMW center Anchorages for attaching these heavy duty straps have been provided in your vehicle s luggage compartment refer to the illustration gt Please observe the special instructions supplied with the anchorage fittings Always position and secure the load correctly If you do not it can even endanger the passengers during braking or evasive maneuvers Never exceed either the approved gross vehicle weight or either of the approved axle loads refer to page 210 as excessive loads can pose a Safety hazard and may also place you in violation of freeway safety laws You should never transport heavy or hard objects unsecured in the passenger com partment as they could fly around and even
255. this function see arrow You can use the control knob to adjust the settings after selecting the desired function with the buttons 1 Forward backward i Height F Backrest 2 Head restraint height Press the button again see arrow to deac tivate this function Resetting to standard adjustment position Fi You can use the button to return the rear seats to their standard or default positions Maintain pressure on the button until the system completes the adjustment E It will be necessary to return the rear seats to their standard position before using a child restraint system for instance refer to page 57 4 Head restraints Adjustment information Head restraints can reduce the risk of spinal injury in the event of an acci dent Adjust the head restraints so that they are centered roughly at the level of your ears 4 Electric power seat comfort seat You have the option of adjusting the head restraint to the desired height either using the electric power assist or manually depending upon the seat 47 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments To set the height manually Pull or press the head restraint To set the height electrically Y Set the height of the head restraint To adjust the tilt angle To adjust head restraint tilt angle adjust by tilting the head restraint 48 To set the side extensions You
256. times remaining until the dead lines for specific service operations as well as Official state inspections gt Engine oil gt Brakes separate for front and rear gt Particle activated charcoal filter gt Brake fluid Spark plugs Vehicle check Coolant gt Official state inspections CBS monitors both current and upcoming service requirements After accessing the data stored in the vehicle s key your BMW service advisor is able to suggest precisely the right array of service procedures for your own individual vehicle By letting you define a service and mainte nance regimen that reflects your own indi vidual requirements Condition Based Ser vice builds the basis for trouble free driving You can find more detailed information on the Service Interval Display on page 83 VV V Service and Warranty Information Booklet for US models and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models Please consult your Service and Warranty Information Booklet for US models and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models for additional information on ser vice requirements E Have service and repair operations performed at your BMW center Take the time to ensure that these service procedures are confirmed by entries in your vehicle s Service and Warranty Infor mation Booklet for US models and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models These entries verify that your vehicle has received the specified regular maintenance and m
257. tion list gt EM the view can be shifted upwards or downwards gt you can switch back to ABC Using the voice command system pt 1 Navigation 2 Information location 3 Enter the desired type of destina tion gt gt Hotels lt gt gt Parking lt gt Gas stationst Selecting interesting destinations Are you looking for an interesting destina tion in a specific locality or country You can obtain an overview from the map CD which contains listings of interesting desti nations in various categories 135 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Navigation Navigation 1 Select Information and confirm Attdress book amp Last dest On lmstion On curry With map ABC Lam 2 Select On town city or On country and confirm A screen for entering the town city appears on the Control Dis play 3 Enter the desired town city or country select Next and confirm 4 Select your destination category such as Airport and confirm your selection ABC appears on the Control Display screen along with an alphabetical listing containing all entries in the selected destination category You can obtain a more selective display of the informa tion contained in the directory by entering one or more letters 5 Select the desired entry Using the voice command system pt 1 Navigation 2 Information destinationt _ 3 Enter the desired type of de
258. tion settings each time you unlock the vehicle using your personal remote control unit 4 Active seat ventilation Front The system progresses one step through the control sequence each time you press the button To switch off Maintain pressure on the button for several seconds ie Use level 3 to cool the passenger LE compartment rapidly for instance when heat accumulates in the vehicle The system automatically reverts to operation at level 2 after a brief period 4 51 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments Rear The operating concept is the same as for the front seat ventilation Active seat Active adjustment of the seat cushion s contours reduces muscular tension and fatigue to help prevent lower back pain To activate press the button the indicator lamp comes on Mirrors Adjusting exterior mirrors 52 1 4 way adjustment 2 To select mirror for adjustment To prevent the exterior mirrors on this vehicle from being damaged always fold them in by hand before entering an automatic car wash 4 You can also adjust the mirrors manually by pressing against the outer edges of their lenses Storing the mirror positions refer to Seat mirror and steering wheel memory on page 54 The mirror on the passenger s side features a lens with a more convex surface than the mirror installed on the driver s side When estimating the distance between yourself and
259. tionary If you do not observe this pre caution you may endanger vehicle occu pants and other road users 4 1 Inserting the DVD magazine 2 Select DVD and confirm After a few seconds play will resume at the point where the CD stopped earlier E If the DVD magazine has been newly Z filled or an audio CD played from the DVD magazine playback begins with the lowest DVD in the DVD magazine lt 4 et DVD ont Volume adjustment refer to page 147 Tone control refer to page 147 E If you play self recorded audio CDs _ faults e g drop outs can occur or the CD is not played at all Stopping 1 Press the controller 2 Select 4 and confirm 3 Switch over to gt Radio refer to page 149 gt CD player refer to page 153 gt CD changer refer to page 155 164 gt Cassette deck refer to page 158 gt TV refer to page 160 or change to another menu pt 1 DVD 2 Off Status displays The DVD magazine s load status is indi cated in the Control Display m If the display fails to detect a DVD that ea you have loaded in the magazine check to ensure that the DVD has been inserted correctly and inspect it for signs of defects If there are audio CDs in the DVD maga zine these will not be displayed in the DVD menu but instead in the CD changer menu If your vehicle is equipped with an addi tional CD changer they will be displayed with the numbers 7 to 12 4 DVD control With the DVD
260. 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 lt Marks the end of a specific item of infor mation E Contains information that will assist you in gaining the optimum benefit from your vehicle and enable you to care more effectively for your vehicle ot Refers to measures that can be taken as to help protect the environment Indicates special equipment country specific equipment and optional extras when available Identifies Control Display texts used to select individual functions et These sections contain information on using the voice command system Verbal instructions to use with the voice command system Identifies the answers generated by the voice command system aaa Identifies systems or components SFM which can be activated or adapted to suit an individual driver s requirements Vehicle Memory Key Memory Refer to page 60 Activation and adjustments on some of these systems can be performed at your BMW center Symbols on vehicle components lil Indicates that you should consult the relevant section of this Owner s Manual for information on a particular part or assembly Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG The individual vehicle On purchasing your BMW you have decided in favor of a model with individua
261. torial notice For your own Safety Service and warranty 9 Reporting safety defects 6 6 f 7 8 9 Cockpit 12 Driver s side controls and displays 16 Comfort and convenience controls and displays 18 Buttons in steering wheel Control Center 19 The concept 19 Controller 19 Control Display 20 Symbols and lists 22 Menus in Control Display 23 Assistance window 24 Top and bottom status lines 24 Control Center in rear Voice command 26 Voice command system 26 Voice commands 28 Notices 28 The notebook 29 Short commands Opening and closing 34 Key remote control 35 Central locking system 35 Opening and closing from outside 2002 Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft Munich Germany Reprinting including excerpts only with the written consent of BMW AG Munich Order No 01410157 197 US English X11 2002 6 096 Printed in Germany Printed on environmentally friendly paper bleached without chlorine suitable for recycling 37 Opening and closing from inside 38 Doors 38 Luggage compartment lid 40 Luggage compartment A1 Alarm system 42 Electric power windows 43 Sliding tilt sunroof Adjustments 45 Sitsafely 45 Seats 47 Head restraints 50 Safety belts 51 Heated seats 51 Active seat ventilation 52 Active seat 52 Mirrors 53 Steering wheel adjustment 54 Seat mirror and steering wheel memory 55 Airbags 57 Transporting children safely 59 LATCH child restraint syste
262. trol Center 2 gl Select the second page of the Climate menu 3 Select Extra and confirm 4 Select Rear air cond and confirm gt The maximum cooling mode is auto JE matically activated when you switch on the rear air conditioner in the Control Display lt 4 Select Rear air cond again and confirm your entry to deactivate the system Rear ventilation Use the lever 1to vary the airflow direction For additional information on rear ventila tion options refer to page 108 112 J Parked car ventilation system System operation is controlled using the Control Display You can set two different times for the system to start The parked car ventilation blows air into the passenger compartment to lower inte rior temperatures The system remains on for 30 minutes You can also switch the system on and off man ually Since the system uses a substantial amount of electrical current you should refrain from activating it twice in succes sion without allowing the battery to be recharged in normal operation between use The parked car ventilation system is avail able for preprogrammed operation at out side temperatures above approx 59 F 15 C and for direct activation at any tem perature but is not operational when the vehicle is underway The air enters the passenger compartment through the vent outlets in the instrument panel which can be adjusted for both direction and airflow These
263. ts liters quarts liters approx 23 2 88 approx 2 6 10 approx 6 3 6 0 approx 14 9 14 1 approx 15 8 14 94 approx 8 5 8 0 approx 9 0 8 5 Notes Fuel specification page 183 For details page 73 For details page 191 BMW High Performance Synthetic Oil Specifications page 191 Lifetime fluid no fluid change required 211 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Everything from A to Z Everything from A to Z Contents A ABC for navigation 132 133 ABS Antilock Braking System 96 ACC refer to Active cruise control 75 ACCEPT for navigation 136 142 Accessories 8 Accessory position 61 Activated charcoal filter 111 Activation portable phone 174 Activation time 113 Active cruise control 75 malfunctions 81 Active head restraints front 48 Active seat 52 Active seat ventilation 51 Adapter for spare key 34 Adaptive brake lamp 101 Adding washer fluid 73 Address book 140 Adjusting head restraints 47 lumbar support 46 seats 46 shoulder support 46 thigh support 46 Airbags 55 Air distribution 107 109 Air outlet vents 105 Air pressure refer to Tire inflation pressure 184 Air supply 107 rear air conditioner 111 AKI refer to Fuel specifications 183 212 Alarm system 41 avoiding unintentional alarms 41 All season tires 188 AM 146 149 151 AM waveband 149 Anchorages 126 ANGLE in DVD mode 167 Antifreeze 191 washer fl
264. ts the current loca tion as the map s focus again gt With Save dest the address in the target cursor can be adopted into the destination input using AS DEST or stored in the address book AS ADDRESS If the navigation system is unable to identify a street or town city your current map coordinates will appear In order to be able to select this position as destination or to store it in the address book as an address a name must first be entered see ABC E You can also use the destination entry map without entering a town or city if you wish to selecta destination and import it using the target cursor 4 Selecting destination in Information Assume that you are searching for a partic ular place within a town or city such as a hotel or restaurant a filling station the nearest BMW center tourist attractions a hospital fiteress book a 1 Select Information and confirm On townycehy On country Lasi desi With map ABC lu 2 Select On location and confirm 3 Select the desired type of destination such as Hotel Motel and confirm your selection 4 A maximum of ten destinations now appears on the right side of the Control Display These are listed by distance to destination while arrows also appear to indicate their directions from your cur rent location 5 Select and confirm the destination 6 If you select gt the address it will be transferred to the destina
265. tting you vary temperatures within the storage compartment Switching off automatic climate control The air supply the heater and the air conditioner are all switched off You can restart the automatic climate control by pressing any of its buttons except the REST button Settings in Control Display With the ignition on select the Climate menu in the Control Center The Control Display provides you with the following set ting options ALTO Heat vii Hi Laeel iom inadiweckinl Memoire gt Left Right Separate settings for driver and front passenger gt To adjust and adapt air distribution pat terns refer to the next column gt To adjust temperature for the upper body refer to page 110 gt Storing and calling up an individual set ting for interior ventilation outlets air distribution and temperature refer to page 110 gi Select the second page of the Cli mate menu ele hi ime Set hime Sater tree Set Dire gt Select Indep ventil For information on activating and deac tivating the parked car ventilation system and setting the timer refer to page 112 gt Seat temp To adjust temperature distribution while the seat heaters are on referto page 51 gt Extra Switching the rear air conditioner or rear cooler on and off refer to pages 111 116 dg Select the first page of the Climate menu Automatic air distribution and
266. u pling Remove the floor mat and the cover above the spare tire Unscrew the wingnut and remove the wheel chock gt Vehicle jack The jack is located behind the side trim panel on the right side of the luggage compartment Grasp the handle in the upper panel and fold it down Undo the wingnut and remove the jack After use screw the jack all the way back down and snap the handle back into place Spare tire Unscrew the wing nut 1 Remove the disk 2 to the side Completely unscrew the threaded rod 3 Remove the wheel cl a Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Procedure 1 Read carefully and comply with the safety precautions on page 198 2 Secure the vehicle to prevent it from rolling Place the wheel chock against the rear surface of the front tire on the side opposite the side being raised If the vehicle is parked on a downward slope place the wheel chock securely in front of the tire If the wheel must be changed on a Surface with a more severe slope take additional precautions to secure the vehicle from rolling 3 Loosen the lug bolts 1 2 a turn 4 Setup the jack beneath the jacking point closest to the flat tire Ensure that the entire surface of the jack s base is in firm contact with the ground and that the jack itself is standing completely vertical not tilted and that the fitting on the top of the jack will align with the rectangular recess on the vehicle when you raise
267. uid 73 Antilock Braking System ABS 96 Anti theft system 35 41 Approved gross vehicle weight 210 Aquaplaning refer to Hydroplaning 124 Armrest refer to Center armrest 120 Arrival time 88 Arrow display for navigation 138 AS ADDRESS current location 142 destination input 132 134 135 destination list 136 directory creation 140 home address 141 in address directory 141 most recent destinations 136 AS DEST destination input 132 134 135 directory creation 140 home address 141 most recent destinations 136 with address directory 140 Ashtray front 118 rear 119 Assistance window Control Center 23 help texts 23 status lines 24 AUC Automatic recirculated air control 107 Audio 146 149 Audio 146 adjusting the tone 147 controls 146 switching on off 147 volume 147 AUDIO in DVD mode 167 AUTO refer to Automatic climate control 109 AUTO for audio operation 151 Automatic air distribution 107 cruise control 73 headlamp control 102 luggage compartment lid control 36 40 steering wheel adjustment 53 Automatic car wash refer to Care manual Automatic climate control 105 rear air conditioner 111 rear cooler 116 settings 107 settings in Control Display 109 Automatic curb monitor 55 Automatic Hold parking 64 parking brake 63 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG
268. up to the specified level do not overfill Brake fluid The symbol lights up and a mes BRAKE sage appears in the Check Control panel The brake fluid in the reservoir has fallen to below the minimum level The brake fluid reservoir is located under the microfilter housing trim panel on the driver s side of the vehicle To have brake fluid added to the system or to have the source of any brake fluid loss traced and rectified please contact your BMW center which can also supply the factory approved DOT 4 brake fluids Brake fluid is hygroscopic it absorbs moisture from the atmosphere over the course of time To ensure that the brake system continues to provide safe and reliable performance remember to have the brake fluid changed every two years at the latest refer to page 84 and to the Service and Warranty 192 Information Booklet for US models or the Warranty and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models Brake fluid is toxic and also damages vehicle paintwork Always store these agents in tightly closed original containers kept well away from the reach of children Do not spill the fluid and do not refill the brake fluid reservoir to beyond the MAX mark Should it come into contact with hot engine components the brake fluid could ignite and cause personal injury in the form of burns 4 un Always observe all applicable envi or ronmental rules and regulations when disposing of used brake fluid 4 Wa
269. ure range 156 track search 157 volume 147 CD player 153 adjusting the tone 147 atmospheric humidity 153 controls 146 fast forward 154 operating temperatures 153 random play 154 reverse 154 sampling 154 scan 154 selecting track 154 Skipping tracks 154 switching on 153 temperature range 153 track search 154 volume 147 Cell phone refer to separate Portable phone manual 170 Center 110 Center armrest 120 Center console refer to Comfort features 16 Central locking system 35 button 38 remote control 35 214 CHANGE for navigation 136 Changing bulbs refer to Lamps and bulbs 195 Changing language 91 Changing settings in the Control Display 91 Changing units of measure in Control Display 91 Check Control 85 Check 86 Checking engine oil level 190 190 Checking tire pressures 184 Child s seat 57 Child restraint system 57 Child safety lock 59 Cigarette lighter 119 Cleaning refer to Care manual Cleaning windshield 72 73 Climate 19 22 Climate control automatic air distribution 107 Clock 91 Clock 82 setting time and date 91 Closing from inside 37 from outside 35 Closing assist doors 38 luggage compartment lid 39 Cockpit 12 16 Coin holder refer to Storage compartments 117 Coin tray refer to Storage compartments 117 Cold start 62 Color during TV operation 161 Comfort EDC 97 Comfort features 16 Comfort seat 46
270. urn and max imum cooling press 107 10 Sliding tilt sunroof 43 11 Channel keys for Universal Garage Door Opener 114 12 Air supply on left hand side of pas senger compartment turn and switch off automatic climate control press 107 109 13 Reading lamps 104 14 Hazard warning flashers 15 Interior lamps 103 16 Air supply on right hand side of passenger compartment 106 17 Temperature on right hand side of passenger compartment turn and residual heat mode press 107 108 18 Rear window defroster 19 Air conditioning 107 20 Trigger emergency SOS call 173 21 Open the glove compartment 22 Automatic air distribution and air supply right hand side of passenger compartment 109 23 Station track search and CD DVD 146 24 Central locking system 37 25 Controller 19 26 Seat adjustment 45 re Active seat ventilation 51 At a glance BMW active seat 52 2 Seat mirror and steering wheel memory 54 17 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Cockpi Buttons in steering wheel Buttons are integrated in the steering wheel for fast operation of the following functions without being distracted from driving gt the automatic transmission s L mode selected audio source functions selected portable phone functions the voice command system selected TV and DVD functions E The buttons in the steering wheel are only operational when the corre sponding system
271. uttons to search for music tracks CD changer 156 Starting 156 Stopping 156 Status displays 157 Searching for music tracks in the Control Display 157 Using the buttons to search for music tracks Cassette 158 Starting 158 Stopping 158 Selecting side A orB 158 Switching Booktape on off 158 Noise suppression 159 Searching for music tracks TV 160 Starting 160 Stopping 160 Storing programs 160 Selecting programs 161 Adjusting the picture 161 Selecting standard DVD changer 164 Care instructions 164 Starting 164 Stopping 164 Status displays 164 DVD control 165 Selecting a track 166 Chapter search 166 Adjusting picture 166 Freezing frame 166 Selecting picture format 166 Selecting language subtitles and viewing angle 167 Opening DVD specific menu Using the phone in your vehicle 170 Safety notice 171 Care instructions 171 Controls 172 Telephone keypad folding 173 Hands free system 173 Making an SOS call 174 Telephoning with the car phone 174 Using the BMW portable phone 174 Getting started 175 Telephone directory 176 Selecting anumber from the Top 8 list 176 Redialing 176 Missed calls BMW Assist 178 Requirements 178 Roadside Assistance of the BMW Group Refueling 182 Fuel filler door 183 Fuel specifications Wheels and tires 184 Tire inflation pressure 186 Tire condition 186 Tire replacement 187 Wheel and tire combinations Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197
272. ve 3 Turn the bulb holder to the left and remove Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG 4 Extract the bulb for replacement Side marker lamps front and rear Please contact your BMW center for replacement Tail lamps 12 1 v1 Tail lamp Brake lamp Backup lamp Turn signal indicator yellow Reflector ue W N M Tail lamps and brake lamps These lamps use LED technology for oper ation Please contact a BMW centerin case of a malfunction Fender mounted lamps The illustration shows the recess on the left side of the luggage compartment Rear turn signal indicator Bulb 21 watts P 21 W 1 Use the handle at the top to swivel down the side trim panel 2 Turn the bulb holder to the left and remove 3 Apply gentle pressure to the bulb while turning it to the left for removal and replacement Lamps in luggage compartment lid Remove the trim panel from the luggage compartment lid 1 Backup lamp 2 License plate lamp Backup lamps and license plate lamps Backup lamp bulb 16 watts W 16 W License plate lamp bulb 5 watts W 5 W 1 Pull the bulb holder out 2 Extract the bulb for replacement Changing a tire ri Safety precautions to observe in the event of a flat and during all tire changes Park the vehicle as far as possible from passing traffic Park ona firm flat surface Switch on the hazard warning flashers Engage the parking brake and move the
273. vehicle and engine speeds The transmis sion will no longer execute upshifts beyond the selected range Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG gt Deactivate the L mode to obtain max LE imum acceleration for overtaking maneuvers etc 4 Deactivating the L mode gt Press the L D button or gt press the selector lever into position D once again Automatic transmission with Steptronic While you can drive as with any conven tional automatic transmission you also enjoy the option of shifting manually at the steering wheel refer to the next column Transmission ranges Program display S or M1 M6 Buttons on steering wheel S M D Selecting a transmission range The procedure for selecting transmission ranges is the same as that employed in the L mode refer to page 67 Sport program and manual operation When you press the S M D button on the steering wheel once the system responds by activating the transmission s Sport pro gram as indicated by the letter S in the Info Display refer to previous column We rec ommend this program for performance ori ented driving When you press the S M D button a second time the transmission switches to its manual mode press again to return to the automatic program You can also return to the standard auto matic program by reselecting D In the manual mode the transmission upshifts when you briefly tap the buttons on the rear of
274. vidually pro grammed remote control unit 4 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Automatic air distribution and supply The AUTO program adjusts the airflow and distribution patterns for you while also using your preselected temperature setting as the basis for adjusting the interior climate to adapt to external influences summer winter The air conditioner comes on automatically when you select the AUTO program Temperature adjustment You can turn to select the desired temperatures for the driver s and passenger sides Your settings appear in the Control Display s status line The figures in the display provide a general indication of interior temperature When you Start the vehicle this system ensures that the selected temperature is achieved as quickly as possible It then maintains this temperature regardless of the season Defrosting windows and removing condensation This program quickly removes ice and condensation from the windshield and door windows Adjusting air supply manually You can adjust the air supply by turning The automatic air supply control is operational whenever you see your selec tion represented by a bar in the Control Display s status line The automatic air distribution remains in operation as before You can reactivate the automatic air supply mode with the AUTO button Switching air conditioner mode on and off manually The air conditio
275. ving CDs from the CD magazine jy When inserting or removing CDs ea always remember to grasp them on the edge taking care to avoid touching the data side with its mirror finish 4 To insert Insert the CD in its slot with the label side on top To remove Pull out the desired drawer and remove the corresponding CD as shown in the illustra tion With self recorded CDs labels EN applied later can become detached during playback due to the development of heat causing irreparable damage to the device 4 155 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG CD changer Inserting the CD magazine 1 Press button 1 the lid opens 2 Ensure that the arrow symbol is pointing toward the CD player and slide the magazine 2 all the way in The lid closes automatically jy The CD changer automatically reads D in the loaded CDs and is then ready for operation lt 4 Operating temperatures m Only operate the CD changer at tem ed peratures of 5 F 15 C to 140 F 60 C otherwise malfunctions can occur Even when switched off the device should only be exposed to temperatures between 13 F 25 C and 185 F 85 C 4 Atmospheric humidity High levels of humidity inside the player can condense on the laser s scan lens and prevent it from reading the CD Starting 1 Insert the CD magazine 156 2 Select CH and confirm After a few seconds play will resume
276. ving conditions Although all season M S tires provide better winter traction than standard summer tires with H V W and ZR speed ratings they generally fail to provide the same levels of cold weather performance as winter tires When mounting always install winter tires of a single tread configuration and from a single manufacturer on all four wheels to ensure Safe tracking and secure steering response Observing speed ratings Never exceed the maximum speed for which the winter tires are rated Unprofessional attempts by laymen to ser vice tires can lead to damage and acci dents Have this work performed by skilled pro fessionals only The technicians at your BMW center will be glad to assist you with the required professional knowledge and specialized equipment lt 4 188 Tire condition tire pressure Because winter tires display a noticeable loss in their ability to cope with cold wea ther driving conditions once the tread wears to below 0 16 in 4 mm to ensure continued safety you should always have such tires replaced Always maintain the specified inflation pressures in all tires and remember to have the wheel and tire assemblies bal anced every time either a wheel or a tire is replaced Snow chains BMW only tests certain snow chains clas sifies them as road safe and approves them Consult your BMW center for more information BMW recommends only using these approved narrow link snow chains These sn
277. w starting It is not possible to start the engine by tow starting the vehicle J ump starting refer to page 203 Have the source of the starting difficulties diagnosed and repaired at your BMW center Towing with a commercial tow truck V Do not tow with sling type equipment Use a wheel lift or flatbed carrier gt Please comply with applicable towing laws Never allow passengers to ride ina towed vehicle for any reason 4 V Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Communications 205 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Reference This is where to look to find information on any desired topic as quickly as possible This chapter includes the section with technical information as well as the manual s index EM for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Technical data Technical data Engine specific ations Displacement cu in cm Number of cylinders Maximum output hp at engine speed rpm Maximum torque Ib ft Nm at engine speed rpm Compression ratio Stroke in mm Bore in mm Fuel injection system 208 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG BMW 745i 745Li 268 4 4 398 8 325 6 100 330 450 3 600 10 0 3 26 82 7 3 6 92 0 BMW 760Li 5972 12 438 6 000 444 600 3 950 11 3 3 15 80 0 3 50 89 0 Digital electronic eng
278. ward reverse 1 Select the direction Press and hold the button The tracks can be heard but the sound is distorted 2 To interrupt the fast forward reverse function release the button The CD will start play at the point selected Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG CD changer Precautions when using laser equipment The BMW CD changer is a Class 1 laser product Never remove the cover from the housing Do not operate the unit if the cover is damaged Operation without the cover can lead to serious eye injury from invisible laser beams Always refer all repair and maintenance operations to qualified technicians 4 Copy protection E To prevent CDs from being copied LE illegally they are often provided with copy protection by the manufacturer Please observe the information on yourCD These CDs differ from the CD Audio Stan dard Red Book on the basis of which all CD players and changers are designed Under certain circumstances this can pre vent or restrict the playing of CDs on your CD changer In this case please contact the CD dealer or manufacturer 4 Location The BMW CD changer with a storage capacity of 6 CDs is installed above the glove compartment Removing the CD magazine To insert or remove CDs from the CD mag azine you must first remove it from the CD changer 1 Press button 1 the lid 2 opens 2 The CD magazine is ejected and can be removed Inserting remo
279. will not recognize this vehicle until it is fully in your lane ahead of your vehicle Malfunctions The build up of foreign material e g snow ice dirt road debris etc can lead to reduced detection performance of active cruise control You should check the sensor under the front bumper and clean it as necessary prior to driving your vehicle If the sensor becomes covered by foreign material or has a malfunction itis possible that the sensor will no longer be able to detect vehicles in front of you After the system recognizes that the sensor is no longer functional a message is displayed in the Check Control and an acoustic signal is emitted refer to page 85 Also observe the additional information provided in the Control Center 81 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Everything under control Everything under control Odometer outside temperature display clock When the ignition is off you can briefly acti vate the time outside temperature and odometer displays by pressing the knob at the upper left of the Info Display 1 Outside temperature display clock The outside temperature and the time dis plays are active starting at the radio mode in the ignition lock You can change the units of measure C F in the Settings menu refer to page 91 Setting the clock refer to page 91 Ice waming A warning signal sounds when the outside temperature falls to roughl
280. y 37 5 F 3 C this is accompanied by a message in the Check Control FN Please bear in mind that the ice warning does nothing to alter the fact that glare ice may be present on roads at temperatures higher than 37 5 F 3 C for instance on bridges and shade covered surfaces 4 2 Odometer The odometer panel also provides displays for the computer and the Check Control Regardless of the current display mode you can view the odometer reading fora short period by pressing the knob at the upper left of the Info Display 82 TRIE 3 356 6 Check Control refer to page 85 Computer refer to page 86 3 Trip odometer The trip odometer must be present in the display before you can reset it to zero Resetby pressing the knob atthe upper left of the Info Display Tachometer The orange warning sector gradually moves upward as the engine warms to its Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG normal operating temperature The seg ments disappear in sequence as the engine warms to its normal operating temperature Avoid allowing the engine speed to rise as far as the orange warning sector whenever possible Service Interval Display The distance period remaining until your next service briefly appears when you switch on the ignition The Info Display immediately LE _ switches to its computer mode when you press one of the two buttons in the turn signal lever refer to pa
281. y 201 Fastest route 137 Fastest route 137 Fault displays 85 Filler door 182 Filling the washer reservoir 73 First aid kit 202 Fittings tow starting and towing 204 Flashlight 117 Flat Tire Monitor 98 Flat tires 186 FM 146 149 151 FM waveband 149 Fog lamps 103 Footwell 110 Footwell lamps 104 Forward lamps 104 Front armrest 117 Front seat adjustment 45 Fuel 183 Fuel capacity 182 Fuel consumption display 88 Fuel economy 88 Fuel filler door 182 releasing in the event of electrical defect 182 Fuel gauge 87 Fuel level display 87 88 Fuel reserve 87 Fuel specifications 183 Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Fuel tank capacity 182 FULL MENU 165 166 Full Release 25 Fuses 201 G Garage door opener refer to Integrated universal remote control 114 Gasoline 183 General driving instructions 124 Glasses compartment 118 Glove compartment 117 GPS refer to Navigation system 130 GPS navigation system selecting destination in Information 135 Ground lamps 104 Guidance system interrupting 140 starting 137 terminating 140 H Handbrake refer to Parking brake 62 Hand lamp 117 Hands free microphone 173 Hands free system 173 Hazard warning flashers 16 Headlamp cleaning system 73 Headlamp control automatic 102 Headlamp flasher 71 Headlamps automatic control 102 cleaning 73 high beams 103 low beams 102 Headlamp w
282. y can result depending on the location and network coverage in spite of the highly advanced reception technology used A change in vehicle locations can result in improved reception quality in many cases 4 Starting 1 Switch on audio or video sources refer to page 147 E If an audio source is switched on H select gl Video and confirm 4 AUTOSTOR CHANHEL 1 CHANNEL Z CHANNEL 3 CHANNEL 4 2 Select TV and confirm your selection The device selects the last station set wt TV oni Volume adjustment refer to page 147 Tone control refer to page 147 I gt All menu items will disappear from the screen after a brief pause if you do not make any additional entries 4 160 Stopping Switch off audio or video sources refer to page 147 or switch over to Radio refer to page 149 CD player refer to page 153 CD changer refer to page 155 Cassette deck refer to page 158 DVD refer to page 162 VVVV V or change to another menu et 1 OTV 2 Off Storing programs The stations with the strongest reception are automatically stored and continuously adjusted to the respective reception situa tion Selecting programs 1 Press controller to view the programs 2 Select program and confirm or select the direction Press repeatedly continuing until you reach the desired program pe 1 TV 2 Next or Backt Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjust
283. you again press the switch past the pres sure point and hold it in position within about 1 5 seconds the safety feature will be deactivated lt 4 E When you close the sliding tilt sun LE roofitwill slow down as it approaches the end of its travel path this is to allow the safety feature to respond more precisely to any obstructions encountered in this crit ical range 4 44 Following interruptions in electrical power supply Following interruptions in electrical power for instance when the battery is discon nected it is possible that the sliding tilt sunroof will extend to its tilt up position but fail to respond to other commands Should this occur please have the sunroof reinitialized at your BMW center Malfunctions In the event of an electrical malfunction you can operate the sliding tilt sunroof manually 1 Take out the interior light reach behind the opening press out the cover 2 Insert the Allen wrench supplied with the onboard tool kit refer to page 195 in the opening provided Turn to slide the sliding tilt sunroof in the desired direction Online Edition for Part No 01 41 0 157 197 11 02 BMW AG Adjustments Sit safely The ideal sitting position can make a vital contribution to relaxed driving that is as fatigue free as possible The sitting posi tion plays an important role together with the safety belts and airbags in providing occupants with maximum levels of passive safety

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