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M5 Owner's Manual for Vehicle Congratulations, and thank you for choosing a BMW M5. Thorough familiarity with your vehicle will provide you with enhanced control and security when you drive it. We therefore have this request: Please take the time to read this Owner's Manual and familiarize yourself with the information that we have compiled for you before starting off in your new vehicle. It contains important data and instructions intended to assist you in gaining maximum use and satisfaction from your BMW M5's unique range of technical features. The manual also contains information on maintenance designed to enhance operating safety and contribute to main- taining the value of your BMW M5 throughout an extended ser- vice life. This manual is supplemented by a Service and Warranty Informa- tion Booklet for US models or a Warranty and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models. We wish you an enjoyable driving experience. BMW AG © 2006 Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft Munich, Germany Reprinting, including excerpts, only with the written consent of BMW AG, Munich. Order No. 01 41 0 012 113 US English II/06, 06 03 500 Printed in Germany Printed on environmentally friendly paper, bleached without chlorine, suitable for recycling. 7 4 Using this Owner's Manual the index, refer to page tofind fastest way specific The is topics to use Contents 167 154 Communications 151 145 136 132 Entertainment 129 124 113 112 Navigation 104 Driving tips 93 87 83 73 62 53 50 40 28 Controls 22 16 10 glanceAt a Reporting safety defects Notes TeleService, BMWAssist Telephoning device audio External CDplayer and CDchanger Radio and tone On/off … if do to What Destination guidance Destination entry system navigation Starting Things to remember when driving Practical interior accessories Climate Lamps safety and Technology for comfort, convenience Everything under control Driving Transporting childrensafely Adjustments Opening and closing system command Voice iDrive Cockpit 210 . 210 205 202 Reference 196 188 186 181 176 174 Mobility Everything from toZ from A Everything system Short commands of voice command Technical data assistance receiving and Giving Replacing components Maintenance hood the Under Wheels and tires Refueling

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5 Reference Notes tified automotive part. automotive tified repair establishment or individual using anycer- automotive performedby any be may tems center information. additional BMW for your Warranty. Limited validitySee the BMW ofthe fere with the vehicle's electrical system or affect totheage safety, vehicle,inter- its compromise similar accessories, may cause extensive dam- or radios ham walkie-talkies, CBs, instance, equipment, transceiver for or antenna, mounted the within usingvehicle anexternally without including operation anyof mobile phone from telephones, shields, dust brake components, amplifiers, radar detectors, wheels, suspension radios, asalarms, such accessories approved Installation and operationof non-BMW are available from all centers.BMW with professional advice on using these items, other products approvedby togetherBMW, and Accessories BMW Parts, BMW Genuine occupants. its or operation its cle, andwithout safely risk BMW to theeither vehi- manufacturers toverify ifit canbe used ona every productcannot test byBMW made other BMW. by approved ries not resulting from installation of parts and accesso- liability notaccept any will damage for BMW defects in material and workmanship. BMW warrants these parts to be free from vehicle. your on ensure optimum performance when installed have thoroughly to they been BMW by tested that assurance the acquire simultaneously you andGenuineapproved byBMW BMWParts, and tested accessories purchase you When Parts and accessoriesParts and the emission control devices and sys- and devices control emission the replacement,Maintenance, orrepair of and accessories approvedby BMW. parts genuine use safety, your own For 6 < < soap and water. and soap protect your skin by washing thoroughly with caused cancer in laboratory animals. Always have engine chemicalsthat oil contains Used your hands after handling. Wash ries lead and contain compounds. accesso- andrelated terminals posts, Battery reproductive harm. to cause cancer and birth defects or other emit chemicals known to the State of California certain products of componentwear contain or certainaddition, fluidsin contained vehicles and and birth defects and reproductive harm. In cancer to cause of California State to the known nishings ina vehicle, contain or emit chemicals including found in components interiorthe fur- warning: following the issue to us requires law California California Proposition 65 Warning automobile components and parts, Engine exhaust and a wide variety of < Service and warranty Reporting safety defects We recommend that you read this publication For US customers thoroughly.

The following applies only to vehicles owned glance a At Your BMW is covered by the following warran- and operated in the US. ties: If you believe that your vehicle has a defect > New Vehicle Limited Warranty which could cause a crash or could cause injury > Rust Perforation Limited Warranty or death, you should immediately inform the > Federal Emissions System Defect Warranty National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, > Federal Emissions Performance Warranty NHTSA, in addition to notifying BMW of North America, LLC, P.O. Box 1227, Westwood, New Controls > California Emission Control System Limited Jersey 07675-1227, Telephone 1-800-831- Warranty 1117. Detailed information about these warranties is If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may listed in the Service and Warranty Information open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety Booklet for US models or in the Warranty and defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models.

a recall and remedy campaign. However, Driving tips NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or BMW of North America, LLC. To contact NHTSA, you may call the Vehicle Safety Hotline toll-free at 1-800-327-4236 (TTY: 1-800-424-9153); go to http://www.safercar.gov; or write to: Adminis- Navigation trator, NHTSA, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590. You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from http://www.safercar.gov

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This overview of buttons, switches and displays is intended to familiarize you with 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 5 4 3 2 1 Around the steering wheel: controls and displays Cockpit Automatic parking function Automatic mirrors exterior Adjusting Folding exterior mirrors in and out and in mirrors exterior Folding windows closing and Opening Rearwindow safety switch Sun blind * 10 for rear window rear for 45 38 94 46 37 * 46 6 Computer Check Control lampsRoadside parking High-beam assistant High-beam High beams, headlamp flasher Turn signal 63 59 67 * 84 84 84 15 10 14 11 8 7 9 13 12 Buttons on steering wheel onsteering Buttons Shift paddles Instrument cluster Horn: entiresurface Ignition lock command system Activating/deactivating voice Volume > Cruise control Windshield wipers Steeringadjustment wheel switching ignition on/off Starting/stopping engine and sensor Rain Individually programmable settings MDrive, call up individual with stored phone numbers lists in and book phone in Scrolling track music Selecting Changing radio station > Mobile phone Press longer: redialing selected redialing if no phone number is selected phone number and call, starting dialing starting call, Press: accepting and ending 53 57 48 12 60 * 61 154 * 59 : 22 * for 53 47 47

20 19 18 17 16 Opening luggage compartment lidOpening luggage Releasing hood Instrument lighting High-beam assistant High-beam Automatic headlampAutomatic control beams Low lamps Parking Adaptive Head Light Head Adaptive Head-Up Display 181 83 11 83 * 80 * 86 * 84 84 33 83

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Cockpit 6 5 4 3 2 1 Instrument cluster > > > Display for Engine oil thermometer Tachometer Indicator and warning lamps Speedometer turn signals for Indicator lamps Speed of cruise control Indicator warninglamps and Engine oil level Computer 12 62 63 182 63 61 13 67 9 8 7 Resetting trip odometer Resetting Fuel gauge > > > > > Displays for High-beam assistant High-beam service requirements for distancetravel remaining and Date Odometer and trip odometer Drivelogic with Transmission Sequential Manual Check Control message present 63 55 * 62 85 66 62 67 The concept The Indicator andwarning lamps trol, refer topage trol, refer Con- Check the displayed via canbe action take malfunction and on the corresponding need to Additional information, e.g.onthe cause ofa lamps. warning and indicator played thetrol explain Display meaning of dis- the Text message at the bottom edge of the Con- Explanatory text messages the displayarea Indicator and warning lamps can light upboth in or when the ignition is switched on. briefly lighting upduring starting ofthe engine Some lights are tested for proper function by colors. and combinations 1 and in and thedisplay 67 . 2 invarious activated oractivated deactivated: area display the in lamps indicator following The Indicator lamps without text messages related lamp lights up. mation is displayed immediately when the In the ofcorresponding case urgency, this infor- 1 indicate that the associated functions are functions are the that indicate associated stability vehicle for maintaining forces DSC controls the drive and braking flashes: Lamp High beams/headlamp flasher M Dynamic Mode Parking lamps/low beams models Handbrake engage Handbrake engaged MDrive 49 75 13 d for Canadian 75 55 83 84

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Cockpit Around the center console: controls anddisplays 14 3 2 12 11 10 7 6 5 9 8 4 1 Initiating lamps Reading > > Ejecting > > Changing Automatic climate control Control Display lamp airbag status Passenger Interior lamps Central locking system locking Central Hazard warningflashers Glass sunroof Glass and for voice command system command for voice and telephone Microphone for handsfree modefor audio CD audio navigation DVD navigation track station radio condensation Defrosting windows and removing Air volume control climate automatic off Switching Rear window defroster window Rear mode heat Residual Maximum cooling mode Recirculated-air control recirculated-air Automatic AUC Cooling function volume airAutomatic distribution and Temperature setting,left/right

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Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance iDrive 3 2 1 Controls section provides anintroduction tobasic menu following The position. central a from operated of switches. This allows these functions to be iDrive combines the functions of a large number iDrive > > > settings: make and items With the controller youcan select menu Controller Opening start menu Control Display press, arrow arrow turn, arrows in four directions, move button 16 5 6 4 unless traffic and road conditions allow. conditions road and traffic unless controls entries to use the make attempt or cle's occupants and toother road users: never vant equipment.vant is described tions connection within the rele- individualfunc- the The controlof navigation. due toinattention, due toyour both vehi-own To avoid posing anunnecessary hazard < > > Navigation oronboardinformation > > Communication Menu overview > > > > > > > > > Climate > > > Entertainment menu h average fuel consumption the displaying for e.g. information, Onboard system Navigation Assist BMW Telephone Settings for telephone for Settings tions andvehicle statutory for emission inspec- Display of service requirements and dates for the central locking system or MDrive, for your vehicle, e.g. for Settings Tone and display settings Switching off ControlDisplay ventilationParked car program Automatic airSeat conditioning Air distribution device audio External player changer CD CD and Radio * * or TeleService * * * * onds. 10 sec- after approx. disappears automatically On vehicles with a single drive, the message This displays menu. start the Press the controller. To clear the message: play: lowing message is shown on the Control Dis- page to refer readiness, radio From Operating principle rs h buttontwice. the Press button. menu: the the from To open start menu the Press start menu Opening items. five menu You can call up all thefunctions of iDrive using menu Start 17 53 , the fol-

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance iDrive approx. 2seconds. approx. respondinglonger directionhold itfor and than For this purpose, move the controller in the cor- > > you: offers opening Comfort items of menu openingComfort troller. menu by pressing the con- You can open the left, rear. front right, or the ment and Climate bymoving the controller to Entertain- Navigation, Communication, items the With you start menu menu the can open menu start of items menu Opening ihu rsigte button without thepressing andClimate Entertainment Navigation, Direct switching between Communication, shown display last the Opening of a menu item of the start menu in 18 3 2 1 2 1 Displays in menu numerically. or graphically displayed are Settings currently visible. are not that items menu other of accessing In these lists, arrows indicate the possibility lists. vertical or tal Menu items are usually grouped in horizon- menu: start the of item last selected the menu indicates A symbol respective active field is highlighted. The Each menuis divided into fields. Climate Entertainment information onboard or Navigation Communication menu 3 2 1 view. this in described is iDrive via operation Basic Operating principle at a glance Selecting menu item: refer to 1 to refer item: menu Selecting > > item:Activating menu > > item: menu Selecting function is out carried New menuitems are displayed or the Presscontroller the selectedhighlighting by be can white in shown items Menu Turn the controller; highlight the moves 5 4 page onControl to Settingtings Display, time, refer You can view the individual steps under Set- > > > settings: Adjusting > > > Changing between fields: 71 Acknowledgment byAcknowledgment changing field displays can be changed text or value numerical display, Graphic Turn controller Active fieldActive lighterappears Release controller forward or back right, left, controller the move Briefly . 19

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance iDrive 3 2 inputs via the voice command via inputs system voice command the when there are Check Control instructions or hidden temporarily is information status The Other displays: 5 4 1 Status information > Display for: sound off output Entertainment Time phone reception, display dependent onmobile phone is logged-on in thevehicle > > > > Display for: Telephoning rmBWAssist BMW from Existingconnection voicea service with "BMW Assist" "BMW search nonetwork or Name of linked mobile phone, network Telephone CD Radio, Entertainment: Mobile phone network with strongnetwork phone Mobile Newentries present in"Missedcalls" Roaming active Roaming 20 * * in "Communication": possible if themobile * : * . * Selecting display > > > window: assistance Additional information can bedisplayed in the Assistance window* 3. 2. 1. The current position system The arrow or map view with a navigation The computer or the trip computer Press the controller. Select amenuitem. troller. assistancethe window and presscon- the to controller change the right tothe to Move * 2. 1. Switchingwindow assistance off/on 3. 2. 1. off/on Switching Control Display and press the controller. switchTo the on, change to assistance window Toswitch on, presscontroller. the controller. the press and off" window "Assist. Select troller. con- the press and window assistance the to change rightto the to controller the Move ler. Select "Display andpress off" the control- menu. button. Pressthe controller the open to theThis opens start menu. the Press 21

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Voice command system Symbols in Owner's Manual Owner's in Symbols language ofiDrive, refer to page To set the commands. ofthe tification spoken voice command system in order to enable iden- the for applies that language the set iDrive, Via Precondition rearview mirror, refer to page in located microphone the ofthe area interior The voice command system uses a special form of instructions or questions. selected systems and provides support in the oral commands intocontrol signals for the The voice command system transforms your having touse the controller. commands.asbe spoken Thisof frees can you Display Control the on items menu Individual wheel. everout removing your hands from the steering with- ofvarious systems vehicle trol operation The voice command system allows you to con- The concept system command Voice {{ word. { command system. command ...... } }} Say the specified commands word for Indicates responses of the voice voice the of responses Indicates 22 14 . 72 . when you caninput when additional commands. 2. 1. Activating voice command system Voice commands This symbol is shown the on Control Display Display. The command is displayed on the Control Say the command. mands. command system can respond to com- voice signal you tell the that an acoustic button. the Press * This symbol on the Control Display and and Display Control the on symbol This or button on the steering wheel or in the center console Press the command system Terminating or canceling voice ate the equipment using iDrive. If no other commands are possible, then oper- Opening start menu Opening selected,item is refer page to functionsdirectly, regardless whichmenu of With short youcan commands carryout certain commands short with directly functions Running function, e.g.: There are often a number of commands to runa Using alternative commands help Opening changer for operating the CD player and the CD system will read aloudthe possible commands For example, if you have selected "CD", the mands: To have the system list the possible com- Display. Control the on item related menu selected bleto the commands possi- the aloud read system the can have You Having possible commands read aloud Commands { { { { { Main menu Radio on Radio Help Options Cancel * . } } } } or or } { Turn radio onTurn radio 205 } . 5. 2. 1. Example: selectinga track rs h button on the steering wheel or in the center console. Press the button on the steering wheel or in the center console. Press the necessary. Switch onEntertainment soundoutputif 6. 4. 3. { track,Select e.g.: {{ The systemsays: {{ The systemsays: { {{ The systemsays: { rc 1 Track CD Entertainment rc 1 Track CD driveCD switched on Entertainment } } }}

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Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Voice command system > > > > > > mind: For voice commands, bear the following in page Notes while speaking. Avoid making other noise in the vehicle noise. ambient roof sun- glass and windows doors, the Keep tions. noabbrevia- and system command voice book, only usenames in thelanguage ofthe entries inFor the phone voice-activated pronunciationcommon the of station name. When selecting a radio station, use the the voice command system. of language the in commands issue Always spelling when entering the destination. emphasis and pauses. This appliesalso to excessive avoiding volume, atnormal and smoothly numbers and commands the Say 163 with voice commands, refer to The mobile phone can also be operated * . closed to prevent interference from < 24 25

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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. Opening and closing data in remote control,data page stored in the remote control, refer to Service Information on the required maintenance is also page Profile, Personal to refer vehicle,theout inand carried called up are tings by the vehicle during unlocking, different set- Depending onwhich remotecontrol is detected refer topage battery, areplaceable control contains remote battery charged. For charged. access comfort battery the tokeep a year twice at least control remote driving. Drive a longer distance with each chargedautomatically in ignition the whilelock acontains batteryis remotecontrol which Each Remote control with integrated key 3 2 1 controlKeys/remote andclosing Opening ment Adapter for spare key, in glove compart- Spare key control with integrated key Remote 37 28 . 186 29 . . * , the , the New remote remote New controls > button the Press Integrated key can beswitched on. radio readiness or key spare the with started be is adapter The required so that vehiclethe can key spare for Adapter locks. The spare key and integrated key fit the same wallet. This key is not intended for regular use. Store the spare key in a safe place such as your Spare key available at your BMW center. key controls are with anintegrated remote replace additional new or keys, To obtain lost > key fits the integrated The locks: following Driver's door, topage door, refer Driver's Glove compartment, refer topage refer compartment, Glove 1 tounlock key. the 32 95 the adapter before use. before adapter the glove compartment and slide the spare key into from holder thethe adapter in the Remove > specified pages. onthe are provided settings onthe Details Personal Profile settings stored for a ofmaximum four remote controls. time you drove it. The individual settings are last the the since vehicle has used and settings another person with his/her own remote control even if settings set to your personal own you find that will your BMW always means This stored for it are called up and carried out. isremote control detected andthe settings the vehicle is unlocked, the corresponding When anything. to do having you without use in currently control remote the for stored are tings sonal Profile ensures that most of these set- Per- preferences. your to according individually You canset anumber functions of ofyourBMW concept The Personal Profile > > > entire vehicle, refer to page either unlock only the driver's door or the unlockingWhen with remotethe control, steering wheel, refer topage the Assigning theprogrammablebuttonon topage off,refer after starting the time or vehicle Locking ashort after page Individual settings for MDrive, refer to 48 30 47 32 > unlocking: during recalled are settings selected In addition, the following, most recently > > > > > > > releases the locks on the following: and engages simultaneously system The tion whenever the driver's door is closed. The central locking system is ready for opera- concept The Central locking system > > > and steering wheel mirrors, outside seat, ofdriver's Positions page pages refer to settingTelephone, volume, page to refer stations, stored displaying Radio, refer topage settings, andtone sources, Audio volume guidance inthenavigationsystem Setting voice instructions for destination conditioning system, refer to page body andintensity area airof the automatic Air in distribution, upper the temperature Head-Up Display in display of brightness and Selection Doors tance Control Showing optical warning for PDCPark Dis- page to refer mode, Drivelogic driving program intheSequential > > > > > play: Settings onthe display the for Control Dis- Date format, refer topage refer format, Date page mode 12h/24h of the clock, refer to page Language on Control Display, refer to refer topage distances, temperature, and pressure, Measuring units for consumption, route/ to page to Brightness of the Co 127 136 158 71 72 , 72 164 133 * , topage refer 72 * , refer topage * 57 , refer topage , refer 29 ntrol Display,refer 73 72 80 * 42 88 , refer to to , refer

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Opening and closing alarm system alarm find can information onthe more You detailed time. same the dles.interior The lampsand the courtesy lamps unlocked using the buttons lock or han- door operated. It prevents the doors from being is also the anti-theft system time, the same At > > vehicle from the outside at at outside all times. the vehicle from the unlock to able remain will you that ensures remote controlthe with this you; precaution doors from the inside, you should always keep interior lamps come on. cle.In addition,the hazard warning flashers and systemlocking automaticallythe vehi- unlocks In an accident of sufficient severity, the central page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to in use. currently control remote the for stored is setting You can set howthe vehicle is unlocked. The button. This unlocks the vehicle. the Press Unlocking Using remotecontrol outside Opening and closing: from page buttonforVia the central locking, refer to Operating from inside system alarm The control. are also switched on and off with the remote > > > Operating from outside Fuel filler door lid compartment Luggage with comfort access via the lock door control thevia remote 16 32 tended in a parked vehicle could lock the left unat- animals or persons any Because . . The fuel filler door is not locked. 30

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the glass sunroof glass the button longer. The windows and Press the Convenience opening 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Press the controller. > > Select amenuitem: troller. con- the button" Select "Unlock and press troller. Select"Central locking"press and the con- ler. Select "Door locks" and press thecontrol- controller. the press and settings" "Vehicle Select menu. button. Press the controller to open the This opens the start menu. the Press entire vehicle. Press the buttontwice tounlock the only to unlock once button the driver's door and the fuel filler door. Press the "Driver's door only" tounlock buttononce the entire vehicle. Press the doors" "All * open. Panic mode* Panic button. vehicle in parking garages etc. can thisYou use also function your tolocate the Press With vehicle locked: button. lamps interior on Switching the Press Locking 4. 3. 2. 1. signals forlocking or unlocking. confirmation deactivate the canvary also or You Setting confirmation signals ing. clos- after again lid locked also is compartment Aprevio compartment. never lay the remote control in the luggage To prevent accidentally locking yourself out, adequate clearance is available before opening. unlocked. or locked previously was it whether of less second. The luggage compartmentlid opens, regard- approx. buttonfor 1 the Press Opening luggage compartment lid press any button. offalarm: Switch seconds. atleast buttonfor 3 the Press danger: of case in system alarm the trigger also can You < ler. control- the press and locks" "Door Select controller. the settings" andpress "Vehicle Select menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open ment lid pivots back and up.Ensure that During opening, the luggage compart- usly locked luggageusly locked refer to page drive;extended this will the recharge battery, discharged. Use this remote control during an the using remote control, the isthen battery If it is no longer possible to lock the vehicle using a key. unlock and lockthe vehicle via the door lock to operate owing to interference of this kind, local radio waves. Should the remote control fail The remote control may malfunction due to Malfunctions > > conditions: two following the to subject is Operation Rules. This device withcomplies part ofthe 15 FCC Compliance statement: LX8CAS2 LX8CAS LX8766E LX8766S FCC ID: erned by the following: gov- is Operation regulations. Commission part 15 of the FCC/Federal Communication transmitter andreceiverThe comply withunits For US ownersonly 7. 6. 5. cause undesired operation. may that interference including received, this device must accept any interference and ference, harmfuldevice cause inter-This not must Press the controller. Select the desired signal. troller. con- the press and "Confirmation" Select The is signal activated. 28 . 31

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Opening and closing key stops the operation. stops key locking. or unlocking andhold the Turn in the key for positions lock. door user's authority to operate this equipment. door lock to lock or unlock the driver's door. akey all turn right the tothe way leftor in the can you malfunction, electrical an of event the In Manual operation and thedows glass sunroof win- the the have ofoperating also option You operation Convenience 2. 1. When unlocking Usinglock door ment lid. remaining doors andthe luggage compart- Turning time the unlocks asecond thekey door and the fuel filler door. Turning the key once unlocks the driver's sure thatnoone sure is injured. Releasing the Watch during the process tobeclosing changes tothese devices could voidthe or modifications unauthorized Any 32 < * from the driver'sfrom the < 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to vehiclelocked. is the canalso set in the You situations which unlocked. theft system. Thefuel filler door remains butdoes notactivate anti- the doors closed, lid luggagewith compartment front the the This button serves to unlock or lock doors and inside Opening and closing: from > Select amenuitem: troller. Select"Central locking"press and the con- ler. Select "Door locks" and press thecontrol- controller. the press and settings" "Vehicle Select menu. button. Press the controller to open the This opens the start menu. the Press 16 when no door has been opened. cally vehicle the locks after time a short The central locking system automati- if door notopened" "Relock . rentlyuse. in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- 7. vehicle from the outside atall times. the vehicleoutside from the unlock to able remain will you that ensures remote controlthe with this you; precaution always keep the should you inside, from doors Unlocking and opening doors result. automatically. tly.The closingprocess willcarried then be out To close the doors, merely press it closed gen- Automatic softclosing* Doors > > Locking > > Press the controller. > the lock button. lock the open driver's door cannot belocked using the beinglockedout, from you prevent the down button press lock of a To door. the doors simultaneously, or Use the central locking button to lock all of it. time opens the time unlocksfirst the the door, second pull onthe handle door ofeach twice: door or then pull the door handle above the armrest button for centralthe locking and system Either unlock the together with thedoors tended in a parked vehicle could lockthe left unat- animals or persons any Because doors is clear; as otherwise injuries may that the sure Make closing pathofthe < start todrive.start you as soon as vehicle the locks cally The central locking system automati- driving" after "Lock The setting is selected. is setting The < ing. adequate clearance is available before open- wise injuries may result. may injuries wise opens. thePress button:the luggagelid compartment from inside Opening Luggage compartment lid Closing opens. the 1 luggagecompartmentlid second: approx. remote control onthe button for lid or the the Press luggage compartment button the on Opening from outside < ment lid pivots back and up.Ensure that During opening, the luggage compart- luggage compartment lid is clear, other- that the sure Make closing pathofthe < 33

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Opening and closing down. luggage compartment lid makeit easier to pull onthe handleThe recesses interior trim ofthe 1. ally. can unlockthe luggage lidcompartment manu- you occur, should malfunction electrical an If Manual release gage compartment lid is unlocked. Pull lever in luggage compartment.The lug- release Emergency rear seat. remove from the mounts seat rear the Grasp 34 1 at the front edge and front atthe edge 2 . Take out the the out . Take > > The vehicle alarm system responds: concept The system Alarm 1. Reinstalling rear seat: 2. 2. motion sensor, refer topage refer sensor, motion in theTo movements vehicle: interior partment lid is opened com- luggage the or hood, the door, a When safety equipment is notensured. safety equipment so. doingbackrest when the bench and buckle pletely under the backrest. Thebelt middle seat bench and slide the seat bench com- outer two beltthe buckles thePosition rear seat thein vehicle. Guide occur. is unlocked and opens. Pull lid the ring. luggage compartment The mounts until the front it at engages. mounts audibly theinto downward seat rear the Press otherwise correct operation of this buckle, center as belt the twist not Do ring,the otherwise injuriescan Only grasp the emergency release by < 4 bemust guided between the seat 3 through the 35 < > is locked and monitored again. monitored is locked and When the luggage compartment lid is closed, it > > > system: alarm the Unauthorized operations are brieflysignaled by > > > > displays lamp Indicator > Switchingalarm off control,ton onthe refer remote to page but- opened with the system armed with the The luggage compartmentlid canalso be system is armed or disarmed theat same time. alarm the lock, door the at or control remote the lockorWhen you unlock the vehicle, either with Arming and disarming alarm system by flashing the high beams ignition lock. ignition Insert the controlremote all the into theway by switching on switching by alarm anacoustic with voltage To interruptions in battery vehicle or the wheels tow the to steal attempts someone if tilt vehicle's the in changes To lamp flashes continuously after approx. itor the remaining areas, and the indicator the alerted area, the system beginsmon- to properlynot closed.Evenclose if not you do lid are hoodor doors, luggage compartment indicator locking: The the after flashes lamp tem is armed. view mirror flashes continuously: thesys- The indicator lamp under the inside rear- refer to page theUnlock vehicle using the control,remote 30

. the hazard warning flashers 33 . must becompletely closed. tion properly, the windows and glass sunroof andglass properly, thetion windows func- to sensor motion interior the for In order Interiorsensor motion theft towing.wheel or inofanattempted e.g. case reacts, system tiltThe of vehiclethe is monitored. The alarm Tilt alarm sensor quently locked again. the thenext time vehicle is unlocked and subse- offuntil are switched sensor the motion interior and sensor tilt The alarm continuously. flashes control buttononthe remote indicatorThe lights lamp upbriefly and then vehicle locked. is as the assoon again the Press interior motion sensor Switching off tilt alarm sensor and > > > situations: vents unintentional alarms, e.g. in the following may be switched off at the same time. This pre- sensor motion andinterior tilt alarm sensor The alarms unintentional Avoiding > > When animals are to remain in the vehicle the in remain to are animals When transporting oncar-carryingWhen trains In stacking garages disturbed while youwere away. approx. 5 minutes: your vehicle been has of maximum a for however lock, ignition until into thecontrol the remote inserted is The indicator lamp flashes after unlocking you were away. your vehicle notbeenhas disturbed while outafter indicator unlocking:The goes lamp notactivated. is sensor the motion interior However, seconds. 10 35 *

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Opening and closing You cancontrol the func control Comparison with ordinary remote > > > Functional requirement > > > > tions: func- following the supports access Comfort interior. the in or related in remote control the immediate vicinity vehicle The pocket. detects automatically the control with you, remote ine.g. your jacket yourtrol hand.Itin carry is sufficient to the vehicle having without tohold remote con- the your toaccess you enables access Comfort Comfort access* opening or closing if necessary. control is located in the vehicle. Please repeat roof, the system is checking whether a remote following. the in described are access The special features when using comfort beforehand. page beginning closingon opening and on information the with yourself familiarize please the buttons on the remote control. Therefore, or with ously pressing the by access comfort the vehicle. in is located control remote the that detects The engine can only bestarted if the vehicle 2 seconds. possible until after approx. The next unlocking and locking cycle is not side the vehicle. remote controlthe are you carrying is out- onlycan belockedif thevehicledetectsthat The vehicleorthe luggage compartment lid Starting engine separately Opening luggage compartmentlid lockingComfort Unlocking/locking vehicle or closing the windows or the glass sun- the closingor or windows the glass Should a short delay occur when opening 36 tions mentioned previ- < 28

process immediately. the the handlehand from door stops closing closed. before locking thebefore to battery. save but- ton. This corresponds to pressing the > > Locking arrow handle, door a grasp Completely Releasing i.Ti orsod opesn h button. the to pressing corresponds lid. This button onthe the luggage compartment Press separately Opening luggagecompartment lid arrow face, sur- the on hand the of back the or finger a Hold Comfort locking unlocks, refer page to after unlocking,theelectric steering-wheel lock button. controlIf aremote in is detected interior the corresponds topressing the This The windows sunroof windows glass The and the igrfrapo.1second. 1 finger for approx. highlighted in the picture, arrow touch the doors, For area remaining the second. 1 approx. ger for lighted in the picture, arrow theFor touch door, driver's area the high- sure that no one is injured. Removing the the Removing injured. is one no that sure Watch during the process tobeclosing current consumers are switched off andall ignition thatthe sure make Please luggage compartment is in detected compartment the luggage If a remote control accidentally left in the 2 or 3 . < 53 . 2 , with your fin- your with , < 3 * , with your your , with are 1 . approx. 10 seconds after it is switched off. it switched after is seconds approx. 10 torestart within engine the only possible isremote control detected in vehicle,the it is no as long As Display. Control the on appears amessage addition, up. lights In lamp warning leaving the vehicle with the engine running, a If you remote control the take with when you switch on the radio readiness, refer to page brieflyBy pressing the button,you Start/Stop Switchingradio on readiness warningflashers flash and asignal partment lid, the lid opens again. Thehazard locked vehicle after closing the luggage com- 2. 1. a battery which must be replaced if necessary. The remote controlfor access contains comfort Replacing battery control remote insert the in ignition the lock. or with a key. theTo start engine this,following vehicle with control buttonsonthe the remote due to local radio waves. Then open or close the The comfort access function may malfunction Malfunction ignitionthe lock, topage refer interior of the vehicle. It need not be inserted in on ignition if a remote control is located in the can You start the switch or engine on switch the engine Starting Remove cover. Remove topage trol, refer con- remote from key integrated Remove pedal, otherwise the engine will start. When doing so, do depress not the brake 28 . 53 . * sounds. < 53 < . selves. example, operate the windows and injure them- leave the vehicle, otherwise children could, for along control you take the Always remote when your field of vision until they are shut. access, topage refer access, comfort with closingcomfort on information For Opening, closing Opening, Windows refer to page control, remote the with or lock door the at ation oper- convenience the using on information For located in the rear. Separate switches for the rear windows are by pulling the switch. You can close the windows inthe same manner > > 4. 3. ment. the switch again stops the opening move- The window opens automatically. Pressing point: resistance beyond switch Press you keep the switch pressed. The window continues toopenas longas point: toresistance switch Press Press cover closed. upward. battery in withLay positivenew facing side closing the windows and keepthem in To prevent injuries, exercise care when tion point or to your BMW center. point toyourtion BMW or toarecycling used Return battery collec- < 30 or 32 36 . . 37 <

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Opening and closing safety feature is activated. feature safety dren, for example. lightsLED Theup whenthis switches in the rear passenger area, bychil- closed the being or opened via from windows can the switch, you With the safety prevent rear Safety switch pinch protection system will be impaired. windows, the otherwise ofthe as movement of in the range accessories any notinstall Do will deactivated. be tection system again within approx. 4 seconds, the pinch pro- point resistance the past ispulled switch the If little. a open only will window the threshold, defined a exceeds force In if this system. the protection case, closing and holding it limits the response of the pinch Pulling the switch beyond the resistance point closing. continuewould window the and objects, thin as such ofobstructions, kinds certain detect might fail to system it, safety asthe closing slightly. it ing diately stop moving the window prior to lower- imme- will system the closing, during threshold If the closing force rises beyond a predefined Pinch protection system opened. hasbeen ofthe doors front neither as aslong minute, approx. 1 off for switched control the removed or remote ignition with canstill the the You windows operate ignition off switching After children ride in the rear, otherwise Always press the safety switch when pathprior travel the window's to inspect Despite the pinch protection system, 38 < selves. example, operate the roof and injure them- leave the vehicle, otherwise children could, for along take remote controlAlways the when you field untilyour ofvision it is closed. aged. position, otherwise the mechanism will bedam- the ignitionthe switched topage on,refer operation with for ready is sunroof glass The Glass sunroof*, electric > > Opening, closing > > switch. Press Raising injuries. unchecked closing of couldthe leadwindows to to stop the opening movement. to stop Briefly automatically. switch press the again The glass sunroof andsliding the visor open point. resistance the past back switch Press in thisposition. hold as together switch asyou for long the The glass sunroof andsliding the visor open Pressswitch backresistance to the point. visor remains completely open. sliding into position. The the raised moves The opened glass sunroof automatically slidingvisor opens slightly. The closed glass sunroof is raised and the < closingglassit thein sunroof keep and To prevent injuries, exercise care when insert with the glass sunroof in its raised itsraised in sunroof glass the with insert the force toclose notuse headlinerDo < < 53 . access, topage refer access, For informationcomfort on closingwithcomfort Automatic opening and closing refer to page control, remote the with or lock door the at ation oper- convenience the using on information For by hand. be closed can and open remains visor when you slide the switch forward. Thesliding In asimilarmanner, theglass sunroof closes work done by your BMWcenter. this having recommends BMW initialized. be respond to the lift command. The system must only may sunroof the loss, apower After power supply Following interruptionselectrical in system. protection pinchthe thereit deactivates holding and point resistance the beyond switch the Pressing tinue closing. very thin sunroof would andthe objects, con- detect certain ofobstructions, kinds as such might fail to system closing asthe it, safety glass sunroof reopens a short way. thetion, closing is action interrupted and the raised the posi- closing when from opening or closing roughly the from center ofthe roof when resistance encounters sunroof If the glass system protection Pinch motion. the stops again switch the Pressing > > automatic: are also following movements The point. resistance the past switch the Press is opened all the way. the all opened is sunroof the direction: opening the in switch the press raised, is sunroof the When all the way. israised sunroof the direction: lifting the in When the sunroof is open, press the switch inspect prior to path travel sunroof's the inspect system, protection pinch the Despite 30 or < 32 36 . . 2. 1. manually: sunroof glass the move of electricalIn the event an malfunction,you can Moving manually indicates the the indicates directionrotation closing. for in thedesired direction. The arrow below opening provided. Move the glass sunroof toolkit,onboard refer topage Insert Allen the wrench supplied with the kit, refer to page tool onboard the from screwdriver a using Fold the cover panel down, if necessary 188 . 39 188 , into the the , into

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Adjustments on on airbags, refer to page information additional and locations airbag For porary. tem- only usually is effect This individuals. tive provoke a mild hearing loss in extremely sensi- The inflation and ignition may noise stances. be fully excluded, depending onthe circum- ries resultingcontactfrom with airbagscannot inju- instructions, the all to adhere you if Even can occur if the airbags are triggered. on the side or head airbag, otherwise injuries their donotrest sure thatoccupants head Make airbag triggered.is front the if occur can injuries leg otherwise panel, and does not rest feet or legs on the instrument sitting is thatthe correctly passenger sure front Make area. astorage as side passenger front the ofthe notuse airbagDo onthe cover front andthebags seat occupant. air-the between come is to and nothing one No in the event of airbag deployment. toyour handsandarms risk ofinjuries the mize o'clock tomini- positions, 9o'clock the and 3 rim with hands at hold the steering wheel by its Airbags page to refer safely, dren additional ontransportingFor information chil- lowing section. observe the instructions contained in the fol- to we urge you strongly efficiency, optimal with operate systems that safety the ensure anaccident. To in role animportant plays position the seat andthe airbags, restraints interaction with the the safety belts, head tribution torelaxed, fatigue-free Indriving. the sitting ideal a vital position The make can con- Sitting safely Adjustments between yourself and the airbags. Always the airbags. and Always yourself between distance anadequate maintain Always 40 78 50 . . < respond with unexpected movement, and the Safety belts,Safety refer topage belt. safety ofthe restraint tension, in order to avoid a reduction in the upper the body periodicallyarea the toreadjust fittingthe beltfrom properly andpull thebeltin abdomen. Avoidwearing clothing that prevents the lap area in frontala impact and injure the in sible. Otherwise the belt can slip over the hips lap andshoulders, close as tothebody pos-as twis without belt safety or breakable objects orbe pinched. Wear the neck, rub onsharp edges, be routed over solid the across notlie belt may The safety abdomen. hips in the lap area and does not press on the the around low lies belt the that sure Make lap. apassenger's in toride children small or infants are all equipped with asafety belt. Your vehicle is provided with five seats, which substitute. tional device, buttheysafety donotrepresent a complementbags the safety belt as anaddi- are being worn atall of the occupied seats. Air- Before every drive, make sure that safety belts Safety belts Head restraints, refer to page accident. increased danger of injury in the event of an risk of spinal injury in the event of an accident. reduces the restraint head correctly adjusted A Head restraints Note before adjusting Seats the vehicle is moving. Theseat could toadjustyourwhile seat attempt Never wear a single safety belt. Never allow belt. allow Never safety asingle wear Never allow more than one person to is approx. at ear level. Otherwise there is center so that its head the restraint Adjust < ting, snugly across the the across snugly ting, < 44 . 43 . page 3 2 1 7 6 5 4 page on instructions adjustment the observe please mation on the front onthe mation active safety belts provided on page to damage on information the observe Please vided bythe belt. belt, eliminating theprotection normally pro- event of an accident of sliding under the safety being driven, otherwise there is a danger in the tothe the toofar vehicle rearwhile backrest is Also on the passenger side, do not incline the accident. ensuing loss of vehicle control could lead to an 8 adjustment Seat Angle Height direction Longitudinal Shoulder support Head restraint height Backrest Backrest width Thigh support 43 40 tinue to provide optimized protection, tinue optimized toprovide protection, con- systems safety the that ensure To . . < < *

head restraints 44 and the the and infor- * on > > relaxed, upright sitting position. tohelp you support plementary maintain a The upper hips andspinal column receive sup- region. in additional support theto obtain lumbar backrest the of contour the also adjust can You Adjustingsupport* lumbar cles. and helps relieve stress on the shoulder mus- region. This provides arelaxed driving position rest also supports the back in the shoulder Shoulder support: the adjustable upper back- grams from comfort to sport. The "Sport" pro- The tosport. "Sport" comfort from grams program. You canselect fromamong three pro- speedthe of adjustment vary depending on the ofthe width adaptation andthe The backrest situation. driving rent eral is support to adapted automatically cur-the width backrest lat- set, onthe the above. Based see width, backrest comfortable a set First Adjusting active backrest width* 9 or down. or Shift curvature up or down: push switch up switch forward or back. Increase ordecrease curvature: push Lumbar support * 41

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Adjustments stored in the memory. support ofthe is not adjustment lumbar The external rearview mirrors, and steering wheel. wheel, refer to MDrive on toMDrive page refer on wheel, buttononthe with the seat steering driver's the of adjustment width backrest active the for longer. button off:press To switch > > > Press programbuttononce: of alternatingcurves. succession quick a through driving when sides gram provides increased 4. 3. 2. 1. Storing seat passenger and seat driver's the for tions and different two canstore You request posi- memory wheel Seat, mirror andsteering all the way. opens temporarily To facilitate entry andexit, width backrest the entry/exit* Easy You can also activate your preferred program program preferred your activate also can You "Sport" program: three LEDs LEDs program: two "Normal" one LED program: "Comfort" Press the desired button the Press memory button: in buttonlights LED the The up. the Press steering wheel positions. the and Set seat, mirror desired exterior to page or Switch onradio refer ignition, readiness The LED goes out. 53 42 . lateral support onboth 48 . 1 or 2 : * , the seat or steering wheel. risk of accident from unexpected movement of 3. 2. 1. 2. 1. Safety feature 2. 1. Convenience mode Requesting page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to > > chooseYou can whenthe position is requested: currently thein for use. key remote stored nal rearview mirrors, and steering wheel are exter- the seat, driver's ofthe positions last The Activating with remote control If the button was pressed inadvertently: pressed buttonwas goes buttonagain; out. press the LED the If the controller. the press and settings" "Vehicle Select menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. Press the desired button the Press memory onortion off. Close the driver's door and switch the igni- button the Briefly press desired memory switchreadiness. radio on Open the driver's door after unlocking or Request when opening driver's door Requestunlocking when vehicle one of the memory buttons. ofthe one memory or buttons adjustment seat ofthe one press adjustment procedure when you briefly The system immediately cancels the or process been has completed. until and maintain pressure adjustment the 16 ory while the vehicle isThere moving.a is the from mem- notrequest a position Do 2 . . < 1 or 2

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4. accident. increased danger of injury in the event of an risk spinal of injury accident.event an of in the reduces the restraint head correctly adjusted A Head restraints 7. 6. 5. movement of the seat. rearward ofa result a as seat the behind objects to injury could damage cause or so topersons seat is empty and unobstructed. Failure to do Select "Deactivated" and press the controller. To cancel the request: 8. ler. control- the press and locks" "Door Select opened". door "After or unlocking" "After Select troller. con- the press and pos." seat "Last Select troller. Select "Central locking" and press the con- Press the controller. is approx. at ear level. Otherwise there is is there Otherwise level. ear at approx. is Adjust headthe restraint sothatits center sure that sure behind footwell thethe driver's When using this feature, always make < < endangered. restraints will be impaired andpersonal safety functionwise protective ofthe the active head Other- restraint. head or seat to the accessories onthe attachany restraintshangers, or head tothedistance head. the reduces head the restraint active severity, rear-endcollision a event of sufficient In the of restraint. head anactive with Adjusting sideextensions* with support shoulder the The distance thethe to of backhead is adjusted restraint. head the Swivel Front seats: angle adjustment electrically. You can adjustthe height of headthe restraints height adjustment Front seats: Seats with a shoulder support ashoulder with Seats Frontrestraints, head active* the resting position. restraint forward for increased lateral support in You can fold the side extensions onthehead and donothand objects, e.g. clothes Do not use seat or head restraint covers < * 43 . * are equipped

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Adjustments substitute. tional device, buttheysafety donotrepresent a complementbags the safety belt as anaddi- are being worn atall of the occupied seats. Air- Before every drive, make sure that safety belts page please observe the adjustment instructions on Safety belts > > height adjustment Rear seats: push the head restraint downward. button, the press To lower: arrow To raise: pull up. 40 tinue to provide optimized protection, tinue optimized toprovide con- systems the that safety To ensure . < 44 1 ,

and and seat. if vated placed onthe objects are passenger acti-be km/h.Itcanalso5 mph/8 approx. above The safety belt memory is operative at speeds the iswhether safety belt correctly positioned. guaranteed. ofthisrect is not operation equipment safety respondingly trained personnel. Otherwise cor- according toBMW repair procedures with cor- works that center ataworkshop or at a BMW out carried work this have Only checked. points restraint systems, and have the belt anchor child any and tensioner belt safety includingthe use bypassengers riding inthe center position. the word is CENTER intended exclusively for left and right. Thebelt buckle embossed with the rear seat are for passengers sitting on the rearsafetyThe two beltbuckles integrated into refer topage adjusted, correctly is seat the forcorrect adultbuild every seat occupants of if be will point anchorage strap's shoulder The 3. 2. 1. Releasing and passenger seat* seat driver's for memory belt Safety the belt buckle. Make sure you hear the latch plate engage in Fastening Damage to safety beltsDamage tosafety Guide the belt into its reel. red the buttoninPress the buckle. Grasp thebelt firmly. or otherbelt replace damage: systemor the In the event of loads caused by accidents the Control Display. Please check nal sounds.message A also appears on sig- a and up lights lamp indicator The < 40 . Front Heated seats 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to backrest. the and cushion seat the The heat output can bedistributed variously in Temperature distribution press the longer.To switch button off: lit. are LEDs three when supplied the press button. Thetemperature maximum is through its control sequ The temperature setting progresses one step 5. select "Driver" or "Passenger". the Move controller left rightto the or to the controller. Select "Seat heater distribution" and press mate". the Move controller "Cli- leftto the toopen menu. start the Open applied; the field canbe changed. is adjustment The controller. the Turn 16 . ence each time you dent risk. mirrors, otherwise there is an increased acci- following traffic based on what you see in the the they notestimate distance Do appear. of inObjects thereflected are closer mirror than Active seat ventilation* settings. ature temper- two heating; seat front as for Operation Rear Exterior mirrors Mirrors cle has gotten heated up. press the longer. button To switch off: ton. control sequence each time youpress the but- The system progresses one step through the more curved than the driver's mirror. The mirror on the passenger's side is used for rapid cooling, e.g. when the vehi- highest three is The position with LEDs < < 45

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Adjustments 3 2 1 on. is motor the therunning or ignition is switched exterior mirrors are automatically heated when both a Below certain temperature, outdoor Automatic heating button Pressing Folding mirrorsin and out* glass. their mirror of edges the outer against pressing mirrors by the manually also adjust can You adjustment Manual ror and steering wheel memory on page mir- toSeat, refer mirror positions, Storing the 0km/h. 40 into mph/ back ofapprox. 25 ataspeed down ically fold folded-in manually correct the position. mirrors Folded-in automat- been have that rors car washes, narrow streets or for bringing mir- in for example, This km/h. advantageous, is 30 mph/ 20 ofapprox. toaspeed and up out in on widththe oftheon system. wash car otherwise they could be damaged, depending Folding mirrors in and out and in mirrors Folding matic parking function tothe Switching or other mirror auto- to the Adjustments mirrors inward manually, manually, inward with or mirrors button the fold wash, a car through going Before 46 3 allows you tofoldmirrors * < 42 . 3 , page 2. 1. Activating mirror – automatic parking function Tilting down passenger-side exterior Automatically dimming atnight,cles turn the knob. following vehi- effect the of dazzle To reduce Interior rearview mirror position, arrow Slide switch into the passenger side mirror Deactivating ing, etc. to the vehicle – such as a curb – when park- driver to see the area immediately adjacent the allows This side. passenger's the on The mirror glass tilts downward somewhat R. tion Engage reverse gear or selector lever posi- position, arrow Slide switch into the driver's side mirror 105 . 2 . 1 . * mirrors ,

refer to to refer mirror and steering wheel memory on page Storing steering wheel positions, refer to Seat, directions. The steering wheel can beadjusted in four theas resultdent unexpected movement. of Adjustments Steering wheel page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to rentlyuse. in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- individually. button the can program You wheel Programmablebutton steering on position. the uppermost into moves temporarily To facilitate entry and exit, the steering wheel Easy entry/exit* page to refer inserted, cally when the remote control is removed or The steering wheel locks or unlocks automati- Electric steering lock wheel 16 vehicle ismoving.There is arisk ofacci- Do not adjust the steering wheel while the . 53 . 42 < . 5. > for button: the instructions" voice "Navigation youIf programmed have Press the button on the steering wheel. function Operating 4. 3. 2. 1. controller. Select the desired function and press the > > > > > Hold buttondown. the on/off: instructions voice To switch > functions appears: A list of different selected and press the controller. controller until "Steering wheel button" is Change to upper field if necessary. Turn the controller. the settings" andpress "Vehicle Select menu. button. Pressthe controller the open to the opens This start menu. the Press Changes audio source "Next entertainmentsource" stored phone numbers Display/hide phone book or last list of "Telephone list" Switches the Control Display on/off off" / on "Monitor the sources audio Mutes on/ off" "Mute control onpage recirculated Automatic air toAUC refer air, outside off shutting Permanently off" / on recirculation "Air system Voice instructions for the navigation "Navigation voice instructions" * 90 * 47

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Adjustments > 1. 4. 3. 2. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to ofMDrive Controlthe Display. on settings the theWith onyou ignition switched can change settings Configuring play and activate with them simultaneously the ual settings for your vehicle onthe Control Dis- MDriveWith you canconfigure several individ- MDrive button onthe wheel. steering Press the button. the Press To repeat the last voice instruction: rs h button. This opens the start menu. the Press selected and press the controller. the press and selected field. Turn the controller until "MDrive" is upper the in located is marking the that theMove controllerforward if necessaryso controller. the press and settings" "Vehicle Select menu. Press the controller to open the 16 . 48 6. 5. Press the controller. Select the desired function. > > default values: their to MDrive for all settings reset can You > > > > > played: The functions contained in MDrive are dis- "Head-Up Display" "Head-Up "Reset to default" adjustment, refer to page to refer adjustment, ofthe Programs width active backrest page Views of the Head-Up Display, refer to "Active seat backrest" seat "Active Control, refer to page Engine Dynamic Programs ofthe M "POWER" M Dynamic Mode, refer topage Mode, Dynamic M Dynamic Stability Control and "DSC" Control, refer to page ofthe Programs Electronic Damping "EDC" logic driving programs, refer to page Drivelogic: shiftingDrive-and modes with Transmission Sequential Manual Drivelogic" "SMG 80 * 58 76 * 41 75 57 rentlyuse. in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- 8. 7. play: press the button twice. button the press play: Control for on the Dis- made settings MDrive thebuttons reactivate in center console. all To individual outside e.g.settings withMDrive, the with activated,Even MDrive canchange you flashes. again when indicator the nolonger lamp button ling the vehicle stability. Press the Dynamic Stability Control is currently control- DSC or Antilock Brake System ABS the MDrive. deactivates Pressing buttonagain the active. are MDrive in contained buttononthe steering wheel. the Press Activating settings Press the controller. outsidemade MDrive. of the retains setting current "Unchanged" ting. Turn the controller the toselect set- desired the button, MDrive was unable to react, as as toreact, unable was button,MDrive the after pressing indicator flashes If the lamp < the the for Display Control functions the cluster lights up. settings The on made instrument the in lamp indicator The 49

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Transporting children safely of the front passenger airbags, refer to page referto airbags, thefrontpassenger of deactivation onautomatic information more For advise you. to glad be will center BMW Your system. arebags triggered, evenwith achild restraint increasedan risk injury of forchild the air- if the there Otherwise, is deactivated. be must side passenger on the airbag side and front the seat, doors. the themselves andother persons, e.g. byopening Exception for front passenger seat vehicles. motor in systems restraint ofchild securing for safe the J1819 SAE standard ofthe tions in your BMWcomply with the recommenda- With the exception the of driver's seat, all seats size and weight. systemlonger can no beusedto due their age, restraint child asasuitable assoon belt safety a wear must ofage older or years 13 Children increased danger injuryof in an accident. height of the child. Otherwise there is an tothe and weight correspond age, which tems be transported in the rear in child restraint sys- seat. back the on is children for place safest the that shows research Accident in always the rear Children The right placefor children childrensafely Transporting < restraint system on the front passenger passenger front the on system restraint achild it touse be Should necessary vehicle, otherwisecouldendanger they notleave Do children the unattended in with a height under 5 ft/150 cm may cm only ft/150 with a height under 5 or age of years 13 than younger Children < 50 < 79 . 4. 3. 2. 1. front passenger seat is limited. the on seat child's the of stability the otherwise deactivated, be must adjustment width rest be may position called upandthe active back- mounting child's nomemory After the seat, width adjustment must be open completely. be reduced. tems. Otherwise the degree of protection may ofthe anduse child sys- installation restraint Backrest width onfrontpassenger seat systems restraint Installing child out to secure tosecure out child restraint systems. front passenger canbe locked pullingagainst belts for andthe All belt the safety safety rear securityChild seat Install child's seat. child's Install ment, refer to page to refer ment, adjust- width backrest active Deactivate ment, refer to page to refer ment, theCompletely open backrest width adjust- call upthe memory position. to andclose door seat the passenger front After unlocking vehicle,the place onthe on the front passenger seat, the backrest the backrest seat, passenger front the on Before mounting a child restraint system selection, for instructions facturer's Observe the child restraint system manu- < 41 41 . . < Unlocking safety belt 3. 2. 1. Locking safety belt 3. 2. 1. Outer seats: strap of tether Placement point upward before using. Fold correspondingto arrows. mountingthe refer with strap, atether systems child restraint There are three additional mounting points for Child restraint withsystem tether strap 3. 2. 1. The safety belt is locked. pull the tautagainst child restraint system. Allow thebelt webbing tobe pulled in and Pull out beltthe webbing completely. belt. Secure the child with restraint the system position. into the Slide restraint the head bottom of the restraint.head theGuide tether through strap bracket the Pull the upward. restraint head pletely. Allow thebelt webbing tobe pulled in com- Remove the child restraint system. Open thebelt buckle. restraint fixing system. from belt region ofthethe the away child- child's the pull seat, attaching LATCH Before outside. with the arrows. They are not visible from the ing system are located at the points marked fix- child's seat mountings LATCH The the for Rear seats manufacturer. seat child's dren. LowerLATCH: Anchor andTethers for CHil- child-restraintLATCH fixingsystem 4. 3. 2. 1. Center seat: 4. point. onthe in strap tether mounting Hook the centerarmrest. theFold back theGuide tether through strap opening. the front. the Fold the center armrest somewhat toward point. onthe in strap tether mounting Hook the operating and safety instructions of the ofthe instructions safety and operating the follow child's seat, LATCH attach a To < 51

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Transporting children safely side airbags are triggered. airbags side panels. Otherwise injuries can be caused if the outofthe child'slean riding in the rear of the vehicle. windows, refer topage the for power switch safety the press Always Safety switch for power windows only. the door can now beopened from the outside the onthe down Slide lever safety rear doors: Child-safety locks for rear doors On trips system. fixing child-restraint the of area the of out belt the pull the capsand child's protective seat, remove attaching the caps.Before protective indicated behind are located fixing restraint the system anchorageThe pointschild-the for LATCH system* Rear withseats through-loading airbags, sure make that children donot If the vehicle is equipped with rear side 52 seat towards the door door the towards seat 38 , when children are < steered. not beunlocked and the vehicle cannot be otherwise, the electric steering-wheel lock will Ignition lock Driving > > out somewhat. pushed is it control; remote the in press Briefly lock ignition from control remote Removing > > ignitionthe lock. into possible as far as control remote the Insert locks. The electric steering-wheel lock audibly on. switched The ignition is switched off if it was still unlocks. The electric steering-wheel lock audibly operation. Some current consumers are ready for on. switches readiness Radio remote control into the ignition lock; ignition the into control remote Before moving the vehicle, insert the < tery. when the engine is not running to save the bat- selector lever in position N starts the the engine. instarts position N lever selector off. on and tion times switches the radio readiness or the igni- buttonseveral Start/Stop pressing Briefly the Start/Stop button ment cluster goout. ment instru- the in lamps warning and indicator All Radio readiness and ignition off page to refer cluster, instrument the in played The odometer and the trip odometer are dis- All current consumers are ready for operation. Ignition on > > off: switched automatically is readiness Radio selected is displayed in the instrument cluster. tion. The last information of the computer Some current consumers are ready for opera- Radio readiness Locking onpage on handle, refer door surface sitive to the with comfort access lock ignition the control remote the when is from removed < 62 rent consumers which are not required switch ignition offthe Please cur- andthe with thebrake pedal depressed and the button Briefly pressing Start/Stop the . 36 * by touching the sen- 53 <

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Driving starts. it engine as the as soon ically disengaging automat- and period certain a for starter the ing engag- automatically by responds system The 3. 2. 1. pedal depressed. buttonwith Start/Stop thepress the brake engine starts immediately when you briefly ate engine speed. Instead, begin todrive immediately at a moder- running while thevehicle remains stationary. Do not allow the engine to warm up by leaving it accelerator pedal. When starting the engine, do not press the can begin toroll. and set the handbrake, otherwise the vehicle position ning, the move selector intolever the N Before leaving the vehicle with the engine run- potential safety hazard. engine running, as such a vehicle represents a leave anunattended vehicle Never with the an odorless and colorless, but highly toxic gas. The exhaust gases containcarbon monoxide, death. and unconsciousness cause can gases Starting engine Briefly press Start/Stop button. Start/Stop press Briefly N. position in lever selector Place Depress brake pedal. you do not want to start the the tostart The donotwant engine. you Do notpress thebrake pedal longas as otherwise theinhaling of toxic exhaust Do notrun the engine in closed rooms, 54 < < 3. 2. 1. away. handbrake, as otherwise thevehicle could roll When parking on a downhill incline, apply the control with you. remote leavingtheWhen vehicle, alwaysthe take engage while steering. ing, otherwise the steering wheel lock would > > the starting in engine following the situations: the pedal way half accelerator when Depress conditions starting Special Switching off engine the catalytic converter.the damaging and is adangerthere ofoverheating fuel is not burned or inadequately burned and Otherwise, the start. engine does not the which tem design. tem sys- the to due undertone metallic slightly a has When the engine is cold, the exhaust system open. offwith hood cannotstart the You N. selector lever. Then select the position tothe cluster display the refer or instrument switching off the engine. engaged andthehandbrake when is not set A signal sounds whenthe position Nis the button. press Briefly Start/Stop Engage adriving position. Apply the handbrake. liue,oe prx ,0 t100m. ft/1,000 approx. over altitudes, 3,300 tures, below approx. +5 The engine is started at very low tempera- e.g. if it is very hotorcold. attempt, first onthe start to fails engine The < the ignition lock while the vehicle is roll- thecontrol remote from notremove Do sion or repeated starting attempts in attempts starting repeated or sion succes- quick in starting frequent Avoid the last selector lever position selected, selected, position lever selector last the If the does engine notstart, shiftbackto < < 7 /–15 6 , athigh brake is applied. lamps brake donotlightThe upwhen hand- the are if suitable. to astop the conditions traffic brake lightly when the vehicle is slowly coming Indicator lamp Indicator the rear wheels. the vehicle from rolling while parked; it brakes The handbrake is primarilyintended to prevent Handbrake the rear axle. rear the locking upand loss of traction – fishtailing – at excessive pressure can lead to the rear wheels button of the handbrake lever. Otherwise the press continuously so, doing In strongly. too brake while the vehicle isin motion, do not pull it lower the lever. and button the press upwards, slightly Pull Releasing leverThe in automatically. locks position Applying ing apply hand- ing occasionally the action, To prevent corrosionone-sided and brak- make it necessary toengagethe hand- If exceptional circumstances should Indicator lamp for Canadian models. handbrake is applied. The off. starting when sounds nal also sig- a and up, lights lamp indicator The < < > > > It offers functions: the following you dles on the steering wheel. with the ated shift andtwo selector lever pad- The Sequential Manual Transmission is oper- thehandles changes. clutching gear and system electrohydraulic an which in mission manual with is Drivelogic trans- an automated The SMGSequential Manual Transmission concept The Drivelogic Transmission with Sequential Manual > > the brake is applied. the shift command will not be executed unless N; Press the brake pedal before shifting out of Shiftlock > > > Selectorpositions lever Upshift display, shift lights, refer to page refer lights, shift display, Upshift Drivelogic, topage refer programs, Selection option between different driving mode DriveSequential or mode operation: automatic manual or Optional Automatic double clutching tion incorrect shifting even in Sequential opera- downshifting andprevention Automatic of > > > Β N: Neutral gear R: Reverse : Drive position: : Drive Sequential mode D/S: switch between Drive mode and manual –: downshifting +: manual upshifting 55 57 58

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Driving > > > you: for thinks Transmission ual In the situations, following the Man- Sequential inface second gear,e.g. in ice.case of Starting off is also possible on a level road sur- is Sequential mode activated. tion islever pushed right tothe the into drive posi- After every engine start, as soon as the selector so. todo the your footfrom accelerator to remove paddles or the selector lever. You do not need You can shift up and downusing the shifting S Sequentialmode theinto drive position. Nandthen lever the selector the into position first the move the or door hood, driver's closing off Inafter to cases, start lever. these selector not operate either pedals, shift paddles or the the or door hoodwith the engine running and do manually. idling engage to necessary clutches and then declutches again, i.e. it is not automatically Transmission Manual tial shifting on a slippery road surface, the Sequen- If the driving situation requires, e.g. when down- Always engage before starting engine. N Idle Select only when the vehicle is stationary. R Reverse your intervention. your without even automatically downshifts sion dependent minimum speed, the transmis- Shortly before dropping below a gear- gear. into first downshifts automatically mission When the vehicle is stationary, the trans- system. the engine to overrev will not beexecuted by example, a downshift that would cause the for speed; thus, ofengine tion vehicle and when they will result ina plausible combina- Upshifts and downshifts are executed only Β few seconds when you open the driver's justa engaged after is automatically N and the brake pedal is pressed, the 56 < paddles or the selector lever. selector the or paddles andstopped, donotoperate either pedals, shift hood with the engine running and the vehicle onds when you open the driver's door or the after is automatically N just afew sec- engaged engine running. 3 Displaysin instrument cluster eration. down as it will go. You achieve maximum accel- presspassing, the accelerator pedal as far Kick-down: when for rapid acceleration, e.g. lever. shift using paddles shift the the or selector tothe selector lever right or toward again D/S the switch press backinto mode: Sequential To press selector tothe lever D/S. right toward Shifting Sequential mode: toDrive from mode automatically. are shifted gears all forward mode, the Drive In D Drive mode > > Using selectorlever Gear changes 2 1 followed bya D in the Drive mode The currently engaged gear is displayed, ward. pushtheTo downshift, for- selector lever To upshift,pull lever selector the back. refer to Drivelogic on page matches the number of illuminated fields, Selected driving program, Gear to7,1 R, Nengaged that the driver's that the with is the open door you to indicates display gear flashing A < 57 ble. 5. 6 to program driving from switches the system activated, Using shift paddles steeringwheel Using on trol deactivated, refer to page to refer deactivated, trol available with DSC the Dynamic Stability Con- only is 6 program driving sporty/purist The activated. 3is gram engine time isEach the driving started, pro- 6. 1 to sporty/purist balanced/dynamic driving from can six program You from choose mode Sequential In 5 are available for selection. highly dynamic sporty/ to 1 Five driving relaxed from programs, mode Drive In is active. 3 drivingprogram mode, Drive the to Sequential after Exception: firstthe from change the active. is mode respective the in selected last mode and the Drive mode, the driving program Sequential the between change you time Each available toyou. DrivelogicWith driving various are programs Drivelogic > > < ade–. paddle To downshift, briefly pull the left shift +. paddle To upshift, briefly pull right the shift with the DSC switched on when possi-DSC switchedwiththe when on drive always stability, vehicle maintain To 75 . When DSC is 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation principle,of refer to Control settings onthe the Display. of MDrive theWith ignition switched on canchange you refer to MDrive on page buttononthe wheel, steering with the gram You can also activate your preferred driving pro- on steering wheel Selecting driving programvia button cluster,refer page to driving program is displayed in the instrument the Press untilbutton repeatedly desired the in center console Selecting driving programwithbutton made outsidemade MDrive. of the settings current retains "Unchanged" Sequential mode. Turn controller or mode toset Drive selected. is troller. The setting first con- the press and Drivelogic" "SMG Select controller. the press and "MDrive" Select controller. the settings" andpress "Vehicle Select menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open 16 . 56 . 48 57 .

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Driving avoid engine speeds in this range. is supply engine. cut offtoprotect the Always When the maximum rpm is exceeded, the fuel reached, the beings toflash.entire tachometer When the permissible maximum rpmis 4. 3. 2. 1. the maximum rpm. shifting point reachingoptimum briefly before 9. 8. 7. programs are available for engine control. accelerator pedal movements is to be. Three vehicleto your reactionthe of sporty how ence Engine Dynamic M With Engine Dynamic Control M Display Head-Up the in lights shift sporty driving style in the Sequential mode, vehiclebest achieve theacceleration To with a Shift lights field lights up lights field redShift the the when indicator latest at point.upshift consecutively indicate theapproaching low illuminated fields illuminated low When approaching the maximum rpm, yel- the tachometer. The current engine speed is highlighted on play, refer toSelecting displayspage on Select display "MView" on Head-Up Dis- page DisplayUp on Switch on Head-Up Display, refer to Head- Press the controller. Turn controller set to drivingprogram. programs. driving select to controller Press 58 2 . 80 Control you caninflu- 1 . of the tachometer ofthe tachometer * indicate the indicate the 80 . Selecting program accelerator pedal movements. ingly sporty with maximum performance to anduncompromis- especially spontaneously pr Sport" In "P500 the "P 500 Sport" program engine toacceleratorthe pedal movements. reaction of andmore spontaneous formance The "P 500" program provides per-maximum program 500""P minimal and the engine outputis reduced. snow. In the process, the fuel consumption is is, for example, ideal for city driving or driving on This pedal. accelerator the of movement the to In the "P400" program thereacts engine gently program 400""P the LED in the POWER button lights up. in POWER LED the the Sport" 500 "P and 500" "P the programs For Sport" program with 500 MDrive. "P MDrive onpage to button on the steering wheel, refer with the preferred program also can activate your You "P 400" and "P 500". repeatedly switches between the programs button Pressing program. POWER the 500" "P the buttontoactivate POWER the Press is activated. program the is engine "P400" the Each time started, 48 . You can only activate canonly the . You ogram the engine reacts edapflasher headlamp Turn signals/ 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to can deactivate this You or activate function. times. three flashes signal point; turn the resistance the to lever the Press Triple turn signal activation long as youwish tosignal. foras hold and point toresistance lever Press Signaling briefly needs to be replaced. resistance point. the to lever the press manually, off turn To Press the lever beyond the resistance point. Using turn signals 3 2 1 controller. the settings" and press "Vehicle Select menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open Turn signals flasher Headlamp High beams 16 lamp indicates thataturn indicates signal bulb lamp Atypically rapid flashing of the indicator . < Wiper system point. Press twice or press beyond the resistance Fast wiperspeed the mode tent vehicle when is stationary. The system reverts to operation in the intermit- Press once. Normal wiperspeed tion when released. The lever automatically returns to its initial posi- arrow upward, lever the Pull wipers on Switching 5 4 3 2 1 5. 4. Adjusting rain sensor Cleaning windshield andheadlamps Activating/deactivating rain sensor wipebriefSwitching wipers or off Switching wipers on press the controller. and Select "Triple signal activation" turn controller. the press and "Lighting" Select Triple turn signaling is activated.

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Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Driving vehicle is stationary. vehicle is The system reverts to normal speed when the ired wiper activation. wiper ired do so could result in damage caused by undes- out. obscured. To avoid freezing, use a washer fluid be could vision your so, do you If windshield. appropriate intervals. at washed simultaneously are headlamps When the vehicle lighting is switched on, the period. brief a for wipers the activates and windshield the against fluid washer sprays system The Pull the lever, arrow Cleaning windshield and headlamps arrow the buttonagain, Press Deactivating rain sensor Turn the knurled wheel Adjusting rain sensor sensitivity level button,arrow the Press Activating rain sensor mirror. rearview interior of the sor is located on the windshield, directly infront afunctionas ofthe rain intensity. Therain sen- The wiper operation is controlled automatically Rain sensor ton lights up. lights ton through an automatic car wash. Failure wash. to car anautomatic through passing when rain sensor the Deactivate danger that the fluid will freeze on the any Do not use the washers if there is 60 4 < . 5 3 . . TheLED in the but- 3 . TheLED goes containers. observe the instructions for use provided on the tainers outofthewell reach ofchildren. Always it store in closed con- and tightly flames, open Washer fluid reservoir Washer fluid on. switched tion cally heated withthe running engine or the igni- are automati- nozzles washer windshield Both Windshield washer nozzles Approx.Capacity 5.3USquarts/5liters. mendations. recom- manufacturer's to according antifreeze, Fill with water required and–if with awasher – All washer jets are supplied from one reservoir. the washer pump. reservoir is empty, otherwise you will damage washing mechanisms when the washer fluid notuse Do fluid. refer toWasher antifreeze, Always keep it well away from sparks and flammable. is antifreeze fluid Washer the washer filling. before fluid washer the In order to maintain the mixture ratio, mix < < < cle and cause an accident. Otherwise you could loose control of thevehi- surface. road loose and ice, rain, snow, as such conditions road in poor or traffic in heavy roads, speed,stant e.g.when driving on winding umn. set using the mountedlever onthe steering col- vehicle stores and maintains the speed that you km/h andhigher. The mph/30 20 of approx. The cruise controlisavailable for use at speeds concept The Cruise control Press lever to resistance point, arrow arrow point, toresistance lever Press accelerating and Maintainingstoring speed, speed, 4 3 2 1 functions all for lever One and stored. The display The speed currentlybeing driven is maintained release the lever. and stores your current speed as soon as you the accelerator pedal. The system maintains vehicleThe accelerates without pressure on time: alonger for point resistance to lever Press km/h. mph/1 1 roughly by increases speed Every time you press the lever, the vehicle's speed. regulated this indicates below, see Resuming stored speed Interrupting cruise control decelerating Maintaining speed, storing speed, and accelerating Maintaining speed, storing speed, and ing conditions that do not permit acon- Do notuse the cruise control under driv- 1 in the speedometer, < 1 : speed is reduced. as same areFunctions the Press the lever up or down, arrow down, or up lever the Press control cruise Interrupting Pull the lever, arrow decelerating Maintainingstoring speed, and speed, The stored speed is resumed and maintained. > > > tivated: In addition, cruise control is automatically deac- 2 1 Displaysinstrument in cluster deactivated and thestored speed is deleted. is off, ignition system is the When the switched Deactivating system button Press storedspeed Resuming the engine the isoutput insufficient. be exceeded.oncan uphill drop Speed gradesif effect issufficient, not the controlledcan speed If, on downhilla grade, the engine's braking km/h. mph/10 increase speed5 by the Press beyond lever resistancethe point: When the DSCcomes on lever selector the shifting manual withFor shift the paddles or When the brakes are applied Selected desired speed appears briefly Stored desiredspeed 4 : 2 : 61 1 , only the vehicle 3 .

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Everything under control 3 2 1 temperature display,clock Odometer, outside control under Everything > > button: Press Odometer and trip odometer puter onpage Time, outside temperature, refer to Com- odometer off,briefly ignitionwith display switched reset is with ignition switched on,trip odometer 62 63 Tachometer Checking coolant level, level, Checking coolant topage refer Display. Control onthe appears a message addition, In up. lights lamp warning a hot, too become the andwithShould coolant, it engine the Coolant temperature warning field, arrow The advance warning field, arrow rupted protectthe to engine. ing field. In this range, the fuel supply is inter- Be sure to avoid engine speeds in the red warn- ever possible. rise as far as the orange warning sector when- increases. Avoid allowing the engine speed to ature rises, the permissible engine speed also thetemperature. engine the As temper- engine 2 , change depending on 1 , and the red 184 . Engine oil thermometer message remains on the Control Display. the km, miles/50 30 ofapprox. arange Below the remaining range is shown in the computer. brieflymessage Display; ontheControl appears the reached, a quantity has After reserve been Reserve on page liters. will refueling on findYou information 70 gallons/ Fuel tankcapacity: 18.5 approx. Fuel gauge between 175 generalThe operating temperaturelies example, the indicator may fluctuate slightly. for areas, mountainous in driving are you when If the tilt ofthe vehicle varies for a longer period, 265 not exceed a value of approx. engine outputis reduced. missiblespeed, engine and with it the available If the high, temperature per- engine oil is the too 174 . 7 /80 6 and250 7 7 /120 /130 6 6 . Do . Do . > > > > specified order: the in displayed is information following The readiness. radio from lever signal turn the in displayTo the information, pressbutton the BC Displaysinstrument in cluster Computer fully, e.g. on bridgesand fully, e.g.on page Control Display, refer to Units of measure on can You set unit the ofmeasure risk. shade, otherwise there is an increased accident an increased danger of ice. sage appears on the Control Display. There is sounds and a warning lamp lights up. A mes- If the display drops to+37 temperature Outside time, refer To set the to page Time ensured and damage can occur. are not engine functions otherwise km, 50 on page Oil level, refer to Checking engine oil level Average fuel consumption Cruising range temperature Time andoutside < 72 +3 Even at temperatures above +37 riigrneflsblw3 miles/ 30 cruisingfalls below range Refuel as soon as possible once your . 6 iceform. can Therefore, drivecare- 182 sections of road in the the in road of sections 7 63 /+3 71 7 < . 6 or or , asignal 6 7 onthe /

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Everything under control 3. 2. 1. onds. button onturn signal lever forapprox. 2 sec- average resetTo fuel consumption:pressBC Trip computer. or Display toDisplays Control on refer tances, For explanation ofprinciple, refer topage iDrive. the via computer the up call also can You Displayson Control Display rate fuel consumption You can use the Control Display to view your the time during which the engine is running. The average fuel consumption is calculated for fuel consumption Average can occur. ensured damage and km, otherwise engine functions are not 50 km. 30 miles/ 20 last the over style driving the on based with the remaining fuel. The range is projected Displays the estimated cruising range available range Cruising Select "Car Data" and press the press controller. and Data" "Car Select Open "Car Data". Without navigationWithout system "Navigation". button. controller the Move tothe right toopen This opens the start menu. the Press riigrneflsblw3 miles/ cruising range falls below 30 as as possibleRefuel soon once your 64 over two different different over two dis- * : < 16 . > > of averageof speed. switched off areincluded not inthe calculations Periods withthevehicle parkedthe engine and > > 2. 1. fuel consumption: average and You can reset the values for the average speed valuesResetting > 4. > > todestination: Distance Cruising range Average fuel consumption Average speed troller again. To confirm your selection, press thecon- the controller. Selectthe respective pressmenu item and > > arrival atdestination: of time Estimated troller. Select "Onboard info" and press the con- system Entering adestination in thenavigation puter, see below. com- the in manually distance a Entering system Entering adestination in thenavigation puter, see below. com- the in manually distance a Entering * * , refer topage , refer topage 113 113 . . 4. 3. > > > 1. manually distance a Entering 2. 1. trip.vacation The trip computer is suitable, for example, for a Trip computer tem destinationnavigation guidance the of sys- the duringpreset is automatically distance The 3. 2. troller. Select "Trip computer" and press the con- Select"Car Data" and press thecontroller. Data". "Car Open Distance traveled Distance Driving time Departure time controller. the todest." andpress Select "Distance Without navigation system navigation Without "Navigation". Open menu. start the Open setting. the apply to controller the Press ence. enter a larger differ- slight resistance to a against it hold needed, If destination. your Turn controller the toselect the to distance * . * : 3. 2. 1. puter in assistance the window. You can display the computer or the trip com- Display options 3. 2. 1. values: all ting reset- or computer, trip the stopping or Starting > > Press the controller. computer". "Trip or info" "Onboard Select troller. con- the press and window assistance the to change rightto the to controller the Move Press the controller. Select the desired menu item. Select "Set" and press the controller. Average fuel consumption Average speed 65

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Everything under control 4. 3. 2. 1. page explanatio For Display. trol onthe maintenance scope onthe Con- mation infor- detailed more of display a select can You Additional information remote control.the by requirements reading outthe in data stored due. check is km signals that the break-in miles/2,000 1,200 atapprox. first displayed The oil change ignitionthe switched on. displayedarethe nextmaintenance brieflywith The remaining driving distancedatethe for and requirementsService the controller. Select "Service requirements" and press Select "Service" and press thecontroller. menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. 16 mine your vehicle's current service Your ServiceBMW Advisor can deter- . 66 < n ofprinciple, refer to arrange a service appointment. vice is notensured. the effectiveness of CBSCondition Based Ser- page to refer correctly, set always is Display Control the on date the sure Make inspections* vehicle datesEntering for state emission and Symbols To To exit fromthe menu: Select entry and the press controller.the every entry. canrequest You more informationdetailed on mandated inspections. maintenance procedures, as well as legally and service selected of a list shows display The 5. Select the arrow and press the controller. Select "Status" and press the controller. the press and "Status" Select The service deadline has already passed. inspectiondated is approaching. Please man- legally a or service for deadline The required. currently is service No 71 , otherwise , otherwise 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 8. 7. To exit the menu: 11. 10. 9. Select the arrow and press controller.the inspection" and press the controller. "State or inspect." "Emission Select the andpress Select "Status" controller. the controller. Select "Service requirements" and press Select "Service" and press the controller. menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open Turn the controller to make the adjustment. the make controller to the Turn controller.highlighted. isThe month Select "Set service date" and press the The date entry is stored. setting. the apply to controller the Press adjustment. the make controller to the Turn highlighted. is year The setting. the apply to controller the Press Indicator and warning lamps warning and Indicator ofthe Display. bottom atthe Control messages text signal and anacoustic if and necessary cluster, instrument the in lamps warning and Check Control message consists of indicator This kind of systems. in monitored function the vehicle and issues a message if there is a mal- The Check Control monitors functions in the concept The ControlCheck the displayarea Indicator andwarning lamps can light upbothin displayed later, also refer topage be can and are stored messages text and lamps warning The time. short a after disappears visible even when the Check Control message been generated. The symbol continues to be colors. and combinations means that a Check Control message has has message Control aCheck that means 1 and in and thedisplay 67 68 2 . invarious

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Everything under control approx. 20 20 approx. seconds, but remain inmemory. Less importantmessages disappear after displayed in succession. are they simultaneously, occur malfunctions of corrected. bedeleted.If Theycannot a number be displayed until the malfunctions have been Important CheckControl messages ofImportance Control Check Exit the displayed information: up. lights lamp related infor- this urgency, mation is displayed immediately when the corresponding of case the In need for action, see below. ofcause themalfunction oncorresponding and Check Control messages later, e.g. on the most on information additional display can You lamps. warning and indicator played explain ofthe thetrol dis- Display meaning edge bottom of message Con- atthe the Text Explanatory textmessages Select the arrow and press the controller. 68 messages continue to 4. 3. 2. 1. 2. 1. messages Displaying Control storedCheck page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Displaying additional information later Press the CHECK CHECK onturn button the lever. signal Press messages:Check Control hidetheseTo press the controller. Select "Check Control messages" and Select "Service" and press thecontroller. menu. button. Press the controller to open the This opens the start menu. the Press ent message is displayed. When the button is pressed again, a differ- button: the Press The first stored message is displayed. buttondown: Hold the 16 . 5. vice requirements display, refer topage ser- the of status the indicate also symbols The following with the symbols: played stored Check Control messages are also dis- Depending onyour vehicle's equipment, the Indicationof malfunction urgency To exit the display: Select the arrow and press controller.the troller. con- and the press message atext Select shown ontheControl Display. information is function, supplementary the mal- on Depending systems. tored Malfunctions are present in the moni- systems. tored moni- the in present are malfunctions No 66 . 4. 3. 2. 1. gi ya es p/ km/h. mph/5 againby at least3 it below falls speed vehicle your if time second You are only warned reachingof this speed a an urban area. in limit speed a exceed you if warnings receive speed. This enables you, for example, to message indicateswhenreached youhave this You can enter a speed and a CheckControl Speed limit > > The display goes out in buttontoview CHECK them succession. the you present, are sages mes- several If 2seconds. approx. for button the messages once again. Press the CHECK Before thedisplay disappears, you can display ignition.the are shown consecutively when you switch off Malfunction reports generated during the trip Displays after completionof trip page iDrive, for explanation principle,of refer to limit changing or setting Displaying, Select "Limit" and press the controller. the press and "Limit" Select Select"Car Data" and press thecontroller. Data". "Car Open Without navigation system navigation Without "Navigation". Open menu. start the Open for approximately 2 seconds buttonagain the press when you CHECK after a period brief automatically 16 . can continue topress 69 * :

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Everything under control 4. 3. 7. 6. 5. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Stopwatch Select "On" and press thecontroller. Activating limit speed as the limit. controller. The system adopts your current Select "Select current speed" and press the limit as speed current your Applying Limit is Limit activated. automatically ler. Select "Stopwatch" and press the control- the press controller. and Data" "Car Select Open "Car Data". The limitThe activated. is automatically controller the toapply the Press setting. difference. alarger enter to resistance aslight against it hold needed, Turn controller the the toset Iflimit. troller. Selectthe presscon-value speed and the Without navigationWithout system "Navigation". Open Open the start menu. 16 . 70 * : 2. 1. Settings on Control Display in the background. is running. The stopwatch continues operation count. stopwatch primary The interim time appears below the ongoing Select "Interim time" and press the controller. Taking an intermediate time reading > > > or resetting stopping Starting, page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to rs h otolrt pnte menu. Press the controller to open the or button once untiltwice menu appears. start the the Press This stops the stops timer. This Select "Stop" and press the controller. runningwas beforehand. stopwatch is reset and it restarts if it The Select "Reset" and press the controller. the starts displayed stopwatch at time. The Select "Start" and press the controller. 16 available at all times while the stopwatch stopwatch the while times all at available All theof remaining functions remain . < 3. 1. time Setting 2. is selected and press the controller. Turn controller the until settings" "Display top. tochange essary firstto thethe field from controller if the front Move tothe once nec- and press the controller. Turn the controller until "Time" is selected Switching on hour signal* hour on Switching The changed time is stored. 2. 1. settingsMaking 1. date Setting rentlyuse. in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- 2. 1. format time Setting Select "Hour memo" and press the controller. hour. will You hear justbefore fulleach three tones 3. The signalhour is activated. press the controller. Turn controller the the and toset minutes press the controller. Turn controller the the toset and hours Select "Date" and press the controller. controller. Select the desired format and press the ler. Select "Timeformat" press and control- the selected and press the controller. Turn the controller until "Set time" is 71

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Everything under control 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. the change setting. basic lightingambient conditions. However, youcan tothe adapted is automatically brightness The ofControl DisplayBrightness use. in rently settingThe is for stored the controlremote cur- 2. 1. Changing date format rently in use. in rently settingThe is for stored the controlremote cur- 3. 2. last adjustment, the date date the adjustment, stored. is last remaining the Make After adjustments. the nextThe setting is highlighted. controller toapply the the Press setting. Turn controller thethe tomake adjustment. lighted, in this month. case the first oftheThe display section date is high- Select "Set date" and press thecontroller. ler. Select "Brightness" andpress the control- controller. Select the desired format and press the ler. control- and the press format" "Date Select is selected. Turn the controller until the desired setting to select "Display". the If necessary, move controller right to the 72 rently in use. in rently cur- key the remote for are stored settings The 3. 2. 1. sure. sumption, distances, temperature and pres- You can change theunits of measure for con- Units of measure rently in use. in rently settingThe is for stored the controlremote cur- 3. 2. 1. Language on Control Display press the controller. andthe desired measureSelect unit of the controller. andpress Select the set item tobe menu controller. the press and "Units" Select pressing the controller. theSelect by andactivate language desired text displays. troller. You can change languagethe ofthe con- language" press the and "TextSelect ler. press the and control- "Languages" Select that the system warning was too too late. was warning that the system mean would circumstances physical the erwise oth- athigh anobject speed, approaching Avoid parking. when case the usually is as slowly, m. ft/1.50 rear sensors at approx. 5 the center cm, for and in/60 24 atapprox. ners cor- rear front two atthe andatthe sensors the for first sound warning anacoustic However, m. ft/2 range ofthese sensors 7 is approx. The are four ultrasonic sensors in each bumper. your vehicle. measureTo the distance, there from totheyou ofanobject behind approach Acoustic signals and an optical display anoptical and signals Acoustic assistsPDC are parking.when youThe you concept The PDC Park Distance Control* safety Technology for comfort, convenience and Press button, the lights button, the up. Press LED Manual activation driving. before period short this Wait theor on. switched ignition lever the into R with theposition engine running the after move second selector you approx. 1 automatically to operate starts system The Automatic activation objects when they are approached PDC is a parking aid thatcanindicate < * alert alert > > 3seconds: An intermittent istone interrupted after approx. sounds. cm, thena continuous tone ft/30 roughly 1 object tothe tobelow tance falls nearest If dis-shorter. the become tones the between vehicle and objectdecreases, the intervals rear speaker, etc. the As distance between will beindicated by a si vehicle ofthe left tothe rear detected an object spondingly indicated by an interval tone. Thus, anobject, nearing position the When is corre- tones Signal reactivate the system manually as needed. switched off and the LED goes out. You can is system km/h, the mph/30 20 approx. mor at over ft/50 After driving 165 approx. goes out. the LED Press the button again; Manual deactivation are farther away are already shown there before before there shown already are away farther are that Control Objects Display. onthe to objects distances show system have the can also You PDC with visual warning* tonea signal to sound. cause can sensors rear the near gases Exhaust tothem. cm 4in/10 at least of adistance maintain and for periods ers long clean- with high-pressure sensors the not spray that they will continue to operate effectively. Do cleanand freeice of or snow inorderto ensure sensors keep the problem, this To prevent functioning. Have the system checked. mal- is PDC Display. Control the on appears amessage and flashes button in the LED The Malfunction if you drive parallel to a wall a to parallel drive you if only detected byone of the corner sensors if youremain in frontofanobject thatwas gnal tone from the the gnal from left tone 73

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Technology for comfort, convenience and safety soon as PDC is activated. is as PDC soon as Display Control the on appears display The 4. 3. 2. 1. 5. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to remote controlthe currently in use. for stored is setting The sounds. tone signal a drown out the signal PDC tone. drown sound, inside and outside the vehicle, could ledges, cannot be detected. Loud sources of Higher, sounds. tone protruding objects, e.g. area of the sensors again before a continuous e.g. a curb, can disappear from thedetection shaped objects. Low objects already displayed, plings, theand in vicinity ofthin wedge- or as occurs with bars andtrailerment, tow cou- measure- ofultrasonic physical constraints the in those cases where the system approaches no longer bedetected. This applies especially vided, there is a blind spot in which objects can with the driver. Even when sensors are pro- vehicle and any obstructions always remains System limits the controller. press and selected is "PDC" until controller fieldto upper ifnecessary. Change Turnthe controller. the press and settings" "Vehicle Select menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. troller. Select "PDC display on" and press the con- 16 estimating the distance between the the between estimating distance final with PDC, for responsibility Even ThePDC screen is activated. . 74 < ing response are improved further. improved are response ing steer- and stability driving change, lane a during brakingWhen during curves orwhen braking Cornering CBC Brake Control engine. Braking safely refer topage The ABS is operational every time you start the increased. even during full braking. braking. Safe steering response is maintained ABS prevents locking of the wheels during AntilockABS Brake System vehicle stability under extreme conditions. maintain and toenhance designed systems of Your is BMW equipped with an extended array systems controlDriving stability style always remains the responsibility of the of the responsibility always remains style engine. The DSC is operational every time you start the wheels. the braking at reducinglimits by the engine outputandby keep the vehicle on course within the physical understeering and oversteering, and helps as such driving states unstable detects also It the stability optimizes vehicle DSC and traction. Stability Dynamic DSC Control the for of theduration full braking. the notreduce Do brake on pressure the pedal ABS. vided by ing. This systemexploitsbenefitsthe all of pro- est possible braking distance during full brak- toachieve the boostand thushelps short- force automatically the produces braking maximum youapplyWhen thebrakes rapidly, thissystem DBC Dynamic Brake Control behavior. braking stable ensure to wheels rear The system controls the brake pressure in the distribution brake-force Electronic even with DSC. An appropriate driving The laws ofphysics cannot berepealed, Active safety is Active thus safety 106 . ing forces. Mode is active and controls the drive and brak- Dynamic M the flashes: lamp indicator DSC the and continuously up lights lamp indicator The activated. deactivated. is lit: DSC stays lamp indicator The trols the drive forces and brake forces. deactivated whenever possible. whenever deactivated DSC indicator lamp safety margin further by taking risks. driver. Therefore, donotreduce the additional the settings Control settings onthe the Display. of MDrive theWith ignition switched on canchange you page buttonthe on steering wheel, refer MDrive to on with Mode the Dynamic activateYou M the Activating MDM MDM indicator lamp to a reduced degree. engine the is started. each is Mode Dynamic deactivated time M The driving state. tions bythe driver may also be required in this lutedriving limitis reached. Steeringcorrec- output and braking at the wheels until the abso- engine the reducing by intervention stabilizing vehicle stability. Thesystem does not provide ondry road tion surfaces, with however limited accelera- lateral and longitudinal greater with Dynamic Stability Control. It enables driving Dynamic Modeis a mode oftheDSC The M MDynamic ModeMDM 48 DSC activated and the M Dynamic Mode Mode Dynamic activated DSC M the and To maintain vehicle stability, drive with bilizing interventions are only carried out out carried only are interventions bilizing activated, Mode sta- Dynamic theWith M tor lamp stays lit: M Dynamic Mode is Mode Dynamic M lit: stays lamp tor after engine is the indica- The started. indicatorThe goes outshortly lamp The indicator lampflashes: DSCcon- is after engine the started. indicatorThe goes outshortly lamp . < < < tical tobriefly deactivate DSC. prac- be may it surfaces, road loose on or snow deep starting offfrom and free rocking When there. appears that Please note any supplementary information A message appears on the Control Display. deactivated. lights upcontinuously. DSC areand MDM the DSC Press button;the indicatorDSC lamp DSC off Switching again; the indicator lamp out. MDM goes buttononthe steering wheel the Press Deactivatingagain MDM 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation principle,of refer to controller. Select "M Dynamic and Mode" press the controller. press the and "DSC" Select controller. the press and "MDrive" Select controller. the settings" andpress "Vehicle Select menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open 16 . 75

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Technology for comfort, convenience and safety ble. ers and steering. sistently sporty coordination of shock absorb- acon- want ifyou program "Sport" the Select "Sport" program andtheture program. comfort of sport the abalanced mix- program offers "Normal" The "Normal" program and steering. ofshockabsorbers coordination fort-oriented com- want ifyou program "Comfort" the Select "Comfort" program You can choose from three programs. asecond. of fraction new conditions tothe a within ically adjusts ing, braking etc. change,the damping automat- assteer- such conditions operating or quality surface road as such variables influencing the If concept The Control Electronic Damping EDC MDrive onpage button on the steering wheel, refer to the canalso activate You DSC with and deactivate out. goes cluster instrument the indicator button;the in DSC lamp the Press Reactivating DSC < with thesystem switched on whenpossi- maintainTo vehicle stability,alwaysdrive 76 48 . to to MDrive onpage button on the steering wheel, refer with the preferred program also can activate your You the engine is started. The last selected program is active each time > > > buttonrepeatedly: EDC the Press Selecting program rected and after every tire or wheel change. rect tire inflation pressure. cor- the for initialized be must system the tire, In order to assure the reliable reporting of a flat Functional requirement reported as flata tire. change. This change is detected and is and therefore the rotation speed theof wheels eventIn theof pressure a loss, the rolling radius tire. another in pressure drops pressure significantly relation in to the tem provides an alert whenever the inflation tion pressuresin the tires as you drive.Thesys- Flat trackThe keeps infla- ofthe Tire Monitor concept The Flat Tire Monitor FTM "Sport": both LEDs light bothLEDs upin the "Sport": button. lights upin LED one the "Normal": button. noLED lights up in button. "Comfort": the each time the timeeach the tire inflation pressure is cor- after repeated be must initialization The 48 . < 2. 1. theWith buttonin center the console: 3. tem when driving with snow chains. notinitialize Do automatically. tinued the sys- When driving resumes, the initialization is con- > > > > delayed or malfunction: be could system the situations, following In the even pressure drop in all four tires. anddoes notdetect factors anatural,outside System limits System Initializing system Initializing few seconds. few a for Display the Control on appears FTM..." "Initializing message The tire. flat a of tion Indica- to refer lamp, Warning seconds. few clusterthe lightsinstrument up foryellow a the button,the inreleasing lamp warning minutes. After ever not longer than 2 how- seconds, the 4 Press button atleast theStart butdonot driving. engine, start ing driving without feedback. Start to drive.The initialization finishesdur- Driving with snow chains high lateral acceleration Sporty drivingstyle: slip in the drive wheels, Driving on snowy or slippery road surface System has not beeninitialized which can be interrupted atanytime. The initialization finishes during driving, sudden severe tire damage caused by The Flat Tire Monitor cannot indicate * < < loss. There is a flat tire or extensive inflation pressure Indicationof aflattire 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. page to refer principle, of explanation for iDrive, Using without feedback. The initialization finishes during driving todrive. Start seconds. few a for yellow up lights cluster instrument a few seconds. The warning lamp in the for displayed is "Initializing..." message The Select "Yes" and press the controller. controller. Select "Set tire pressure" and press the theStart not driving. butdo engine, start Select "FTM"andpress the controller. controller. the settings" andpress "Vehicle Select menu. button. Pressthe controller the open to the opens This start menu. the Press 16 naddition, an acousticsignal In sounds. sage appears on theControl Display. mes- A red. up lights lamp warning The : 77

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Technology for comfort, convenience and safety 3. 2. 1. head air bagsupports the head. bag thesupports side upper body area. The the event of side impact. Therelevant side air- in protection provide help airbags side and head vide adequate restraint. Whenneeded, the impacts in which safety belts alone cannot pro- front passenger by re The front airbags help protect the driver and page please observe the adjustment instructions on Protective action 3 2 1 covers: marked The following airbags are located under the Airbags refer toChanging wheels onpage to page refer System, Mobility M with tire flat Repair pressure page on System, refer to Producing tire inflation Mobility tire inflation pressure using the M tire. the check damaged this, To do Identify maneuvers. fully. Avoid sudden braking and steering Reduce speed and stop the vehicle care- Side airbags in rear and in front airbags Side airbags Head airbags Front 40 tinue to provide optimized protection, tinue optimized toprovide con- systems the that safety To ensure . < 190 78 , or replace the damaged wheel, sponding tofrontalsponding 192 . 192 . Right-hand picture: heavy braking. normalpicture: braking. Left-hand forcedisplay Brake bag generators executed only by a BMW center aBMW generatorsexecutedbag only by ofair- removal, anddisposal testing, repair, the triggering of the airbag restraint system, have ofmalfunctions,deactivation,In the or event gered, because there is a danger of burns. immediately after the system has been trig- not touch the individual components Do wheel. steering the dismantle or remove to attempt with along sides the of headliner.the not Do andthepanel, doors pillars the roof instrument stery inthe center the of steering wheel,on the bag system. This category includes theuphol- orwiring individual the in the components air- either tamper with the or notmodify Do vehicle. retention the thefrom system airbag remove to way. notattempt any them Do in other modify dents or rear-end collisions. lessevery impactsevere situation, acci- e.g. are deliberately airbags not triggered The in cover panels of the airbags, cover them or or them cover airbags, the of panels cover tothe materials notapply adhesive Do cannot beensured. rect evaluation of the occupied seat surface acor- Otherwise below. from seat the against underobjects which the seat presscould ically recommended byBMW.Do notlay the front passengerseat unlessthey are specif- cushion padding, ball mats or other items onto seat covers, seat notfit Do seat. rear onthe son seat position, transport the corresponding per- status cannotbe produced by changing the and the indicator goes out.If lamp desired the are activated airbags that the passenger front so position seat the change cases, these up. In lights airbags the lamp passenger for tor front inadults then certain positions; the seat indica- ger side can be deactivated for teenagers and airbag onthe passen- frontfront side The and provided on the onthe provided sun visors. also is airbags onthe information and Warnings injury. personal in result could which gency undesired or activation,airbag either of the system could lead to failure in an emer- to service attempts Unprofessional licenses. personnel andhas the required explosives repair procedures with correspondingly trained BMW to according works that workshop a or porting children safely refer topage Trans- under instructions handling and mation following. the in airbags passenger rearview mirror, refer to Operating state of front over interior by the lamp indicated indicator the accordingly or byvated deactivated the system. are side acti- onthe passenger side front airbag front and The seat. passenger ofthe front face uating the impression on the occupied seat sur- The occupation of the seat is detected by eval- passenger airbags Automatic deactivationfront of passenger seat, observe the safety infor- transporting a Before child onthe front is or deactivated activated, i.e. airbag, The current status of the front passenger < < 50 < . > > > or are deactivated. activated airbags passenger the front whether lamp shows tor depending onthe seat occupation. The indica- side passenger front the on airbag side and front the of status the operating indicates bags indicator for passenger air- The front lamp the lamps may differ somewhat. switches ofthe andindicator arrangement Depending onthe vehicle's equipment, the airbags Operatingstate offront passenger front passenger side are not activated. not are side passenger front the onthe andside However, front airbag theis seat empty. The doesindicator notlight lamp up when are activated. side senger The onthe andside pas- front airbag front height sufficient onthe is detected seat. for example, a correctly seated person of The does not lightindicator lamp up when, aresenger side notactivated. The onthe andside pas- front airbag front purpose is properly detected on the seat. a child restraint system intended for the The indicatorlights lampwhen child a up in 79

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Technology for comfort, convenience and safety despite animpact of respond in the expected manner in an accident not may system airbag the that adanger is there tem and the andthe tensioners.tem safety belt sys- airbag ofthe entire readiness operational warning lamplights upbriefly, indicating the from the road. the from take in this information without looking away e.g. navigation instructions.This to enablesyou tion is projected into the driver's field of view, informa- important Display theWith Head-Up concept The Head-Up Display* > > Airbag system malfunction radioFrom readiness, refer page to Operational readiness of airbag system Warning lamp lights upcontinuously. readiness. Warning lamp does not light upfrom radio ately in case of a malfunction, otherwise Have the airbag system checked immedi- 80 corresponding intensity. 53 , the , the < 4. 3. 2. 1. Switching on/off page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Selecting displays Head-Up Display. buttontoactivate the deactivate the or Press on: switched ignition engine the running or the With controller. Select "Head-Up Display" and press the controller. the andpress Selectsettings" "Display menu. button. Press the controller to open the This opens the start menu. the Press 16 . rentlyuse. in The settings are stored for the remote key cur- wheel, refer to MDrive on page buttononthe steering selected with the The Mview for the Head-Up Display can also be 5. 3 2 1 Default view 6. play. desiredSelect information Dis- Head-Up of Speed Stored desired speed of cruise control instructions Navigation and selected. inbe gray cannot Controlon viewappears thethe M Display in unavailable Information Display. Head-Up Up Display. Press the controller. "M View": the default view is displayed. "M View": the M view is shown in the The information is shown on the Head- 48 . 4. 3. 2. 1. tachometer, refer to page the in lights shift the on information For 5 4 3 2 1 M view page iDrive, for explanation principle,of refer to lighting. instrument the with the adjusted be can also knurled wheel of brightness on,the switched beams low the With setting. canchange you the However, base ambient lighting tothe adapted conditions. brightnessThe ofthe is display automatically Setting brightness ler. Select "Brightness" andpress the control- controller. and Select "Display settings" press the menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open Gear display Speed to Tachometer on page refer also tachometer, field of warning Red Advance warning field of tachometer Current engine speed, highlighted 16 . 58 81 62 .

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is is this function, comply wi side of your vehicle when parking. When using just one upof lightingoption the enjoy also You Roadside parking lamps, left or right* 3 2 1 lamps parking roadside High beams/ sible visibility. Of course, you can intervene at with you time providing the same pos- the best allows. This reduces the strain on you while at switchedthe whenever traffic on situation The assistant ensures that the high beams are the insiderearview mirror controls the process. A again. off onand beams automatically switchesThis the system high concept The assistant*High-beam tion lever the direc- in opposite press Briefly the Switching off desired direction After parking the vehicle, press the lever in the Switching on longer be possible to start the engine. the start to possible be longer it otherwise no periods oftime, may as long Roadside parking lamps flasher Headlamp High beams 3 tery. Do not leave them switched on for onfor switched notleave them Do tery. The roadside parking lamps drain the bat- up to the resistance point. up tothe resistance 3 , past the resistance point. resistance the , past th national regulations: th national sensor on the front of front onthe sensor < cient lighting, towns/cities. e.g. tosuffi- well as as ahead, traffic ing and traffic beams, wherebythe systemreacts oncom- to high and switches automatically between low 1. high Activating in the accustomed manner. off onand high beams the switch and time any > > situation requires. if can atany You wish the you time intervene or low beams Manually switchingbetween highand 2. Turn light the toswitchswitch position you must switch to the low beams manually. beams low tothe switch must you is deactivated and in system process the high in beams theaccustomed manner. The the switch touse want tothe high beams, the low beams, however younevertheless on switched has assistant high-beam If the again. turn signal lever in thehigh beamdirection To reactivate the system, briefly press the the process. in is assistant deactivated The high-beam turn the signal with lever. beams the low to switch simply beams, low touse the want the high beams, however you nevertheless on switched has assistant high-beam If the on. switched beams low the with direction thePress turn signal inlever the high beam refer to page assistant is activated. The assistant assistant The activated. is assistant cluster lights up the when high-beam instrument the in lamp indicator The 83 -beam assistant . 3 , > > > > > > > personal reaction may be required: or limitations only does notoperate a with and In the following examplesituations, the system risk. asafety toavoid manually low beams require this, you therefore should tothe switch using the high beams. In situations which System limits System > amount of glass cleaner ofglass amount ror with with acloth asmall moistened on the side insidefront of rearview mir- the When the sensor is dirty. Clean the sensor area of the inside rearview mirror covered etc. with stickers, vignettes in the When the windshield is fogged up, dirty or In the low speed range signs In poorly lit places andwith highly reflective cealedoncoming traffic freeway the on sions, with cross traffic or partially con- In tight curves, on steep crowns or depres- wild animals crossing the road with tothe ship train and or traffic close road ple on horseback, horse-drawn vehicles, theirown, e.g.pedestrians,of cyclists, peo- For perceiving road users with poorlighting precipitation as heavy fog or such ditions, Under extremelyunfavorable weather con- low beams. low the headlampYou use flasher usual with as again. turn signal lever in thehigh beamdirection briefly the press the To reactivate system, personal decisions on the onthe of decisions benefits personal replace cannot assistant high-beam The 85 <

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and courtesy lamps courtesy and 86 * are controlled 53 . < briefly to switch the lamps on and off. onand the lamps briefly to switch to adjacent interior thethe Press button lamps. rear and front the in located are lamps Reading Reading lamps Automatic climate controlAutomatic climate Climate 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 rn ventilation onpage Front Air for the upper body region, refer to windows side Airflow directed toward the windshield and Switchingclimatecontrol automatic off Air volume, manual condensation Defrosting windows andremoving Maximum cooling compartment Temperature, left side of passenger Air tofootwell 90 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 please keep clear and unobstructed – sensor temperature interior for grill Air defroster window Rear LED for parked car ventilationparked for carLED mode recirculated-air recirculated-air Automatic AUC control/ program AUTO mode heat Residual compartment Temperature, right side of passenger manually Switching cooling function on and off 87 *

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Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Climate mum cooling. body. Therefore, open these vents for maxi- ously. ity inside the vehicle deteriorates continu- over extended an oftime, astheperiod air qual- used be not should mode recirculated-air The required. it off while also increasing the air volume as in the recirculated-air mode, you should switch > > > > lowing conditions are met: The function can be switched on when the fol- > > > modes: three request operating By pressing thebutton repeatedly, you can matically. auto- shut-off the controls and air outside the pollutants in detects asensor operation, AUC airthe currently vehicle. During the within lates supply of outside air. The system then recircu- Residual heat control/recirculated-air mode AUC Automatic recirculated-air 25 at an outside temperature below 77 below temperature at anoutside voltage battery sufficient with with engine at operating temperature engine after switching offthe up to15 minutes supply of outside air is permanently shut off. Left LED on, recirculated-air mode: the shuts off the supply as needed. air and pollutants outside in detects the the system mode: AUC on, LED Right in continuously. air flows off:outside LED < insidewindow surfacesoperation during onthe toform starts If condensation 6 school topick upachild. partment, e.g. while ata stopped used to heat the passenger com- The heat stored in the engine is environment by suspending the unpleasant odors inthe immediate You can respond topollutants or 90 7 / except the REST button. REST the except mate control by pressing any ofits buttons catapulted outwards and outwards toinjuries.catapulted lead rn ventilation Front Switching off automatic climate control you and is notdirected straight at you. past air flows sothatthe the outlets Set vent Draft-free ventilation becomehas too warm, etc. air in your direction, for instance, if the interior the todirect vent ofcool the outlets Adjust flow Ventilation for cooling 2 1 set. airthe air volume and the distribution canbe the radio interior temperature, readiness From switched on. The LED lights up when the function is Levers to change theLevers tochange air direction vent vents air Knurled wheels to smoothly open and close vent outlets, otherwise these could be the any into notdrop objects foreign Do You You thecan cli- automatic restart off. cooling function switched are all The airvolume, the heater and the < 3 Rear ventilation between use. operation normal in recharged be to battery the allowing without succession in twice it vating electrical current, you should refrain from acti- Since the system uses a substantial amount of minutes. switched on for 30 It offdirectly. onand remains switched parked car to start. The system the for times different two set can You temperature. outside It is readyuse to inthe parked-car modeany at peratures. interior tolower tem- compartment passenger The parked car ventilation blows air into the concept The Parked carventilation* page to refer Display, Control the on mation You can select a display of more detailed infor- dard part of your scheduled maintenance. filter asastan- this replaces combined center air. pollutants eous the Your BMW from outside provides additional protection byfiltering gas- incoming the Theair. activated-charcoal filter from pollen and dust removes microfilter The Microfilter/activated-charcoal filter 2 1 Levers to change tochange airLevers directionthe vent > > toadjustthe Knurled wheel temperature: air vents open close and tosmoothly wheel Knurled Turn toward red: warmer Turntoward blue: colder ventilation can also be 66 . climate control flashes. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation principle,of refer to Switching on and off directly page iDrive, for explanation principle,of refer to Preselecting activation times The parked car ventilationoperated is iDrive. via tooperate. system the for open be must outlets vent outlets intheinstrument panel. These vent The air emergesthe through upper bodyregion The display ofthe The onthe automatic symbol the controller. press and car ventilation" "Parked Select the controller. press and ventilation" "Automatic Select controller. the press and operation" car "Parked Select mate". the Move controller "Cli- leftto the toopen menu. start the Open troller. Select "Activation time" and press the con- controller. the press and operation" car "Parked Select mate". the Move controller "Cli- leftto the toopen menu. start the Open The parked-car ventilation is switched on. 16 16 . . 91

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Climate 5. 6. 9. 8. 7. climate control lights up. "Timer 1" or "Timer 2" and press the controller. controller the tothe Move left rightor toselect Activating activation time The symbol on display the on symbol ofthe The automatic select "Timer 1" or "Timer 2". controller the Move tothe left rightor to The firstThe time is setting highlighted. Select the time and press the controller. last adjustment, the time is stored. is time the adjustment, last remaining the Make After adjustments. the nextThe setting is highlighted. controller toapply the the Press setting. Turn controller thethe tomake adjustment. The activation The time is activated. 92 4hours. Then it bemust activated again. 24 ventilation has switched on. climate control flashes when the parked car The symbol on display ofthe the on symbol The automatic able for activation within for nextable activation the The parked car ventilation is only avail- < www.homelink.com. www.bmwusa.com or at: onthe Internet provided also is Information 1-800-355-3515. control. remote universal that is it assume with the compatible integrated ory buttons ory ofthe onone can be three mem- programmed transmitter signal ofanoriginal hand-held The hand-held transmitters. original the from signals stores and registers tems. Theintegrated universal remote control such as door openers and house alarm sys- accessories, remote-controlled various for ters transmit- hand-held as three asmany replace The integrated universal remote control can concept The control* Integrated universal remote Practical interi Checking compatibility on, this programmed memory button transmitter. safety precautions of originalthe hand-held range of the device. Also, comply with the are objects within or travel the ple, animals the immediate area make to certain thatno peo- grated universal remote control, always inspect topage refer safety, beforehand your for programs stored the delete to sure be day, one vehicle your sell you Should signal. LED used to operate the respective feature. The 2 contact your BMWcenter orcall: If you please additional questions, have before programming or using the inte- To prevent possible damageorinjury, flashes to confirm transmission of the ofthe transmission toconfirm flashes inal hand-held transmitter, itinal to hand-held safe transmitter, is inor the supplied manual with the orig- If you see this symbol on the packaging < 1 . Then with the. Then ignition switched 94 . or accessories or 1 can be be can 3. 4. 5. 2 1 Programming 2. 1. Fixed-code hand-held transmitters Controls, Inc. HomeLink is registered a trademark of Johnson from the memory buttons thefrom memory distanceHold the original hand-held at transmitter a of approx.All stored programs are deleted. 2in/5cm to 8in/20cm desired memorybutton the hand-heldoriginal transmitter and the Simultaneously press the transmit key on ory buttons LED the until seconds 20 approx. mitters, repeat steps 3 and 4. other originalTo program hand-held trans- distance. the onds, alter sec- 15 approx. rapidly after notflash does LED buttons Memory universal remote control. The LED LED The control. remote universal used. ofthe tem original hand-held transmitter bothouterbuttons Press memory first startingthe time: operation for When page to refer ignition, on Switch rapidly, release bothbuttons. If the LED slowly at astheslowly first. LED As soon < hand-held andthe transmitter mem- The required distancebetweenthe < 1 depends on the relevant sys- 93 1 on the integrated integrated onthe 1 . 53 2 2 2 1 flashes. flashes. . flashes flashes flashes flashes for for 2

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Practical interior accessories The corresponding memory button control. If theLED button ter or hold down the programmed memory instructions for the original hand-held transmit- nating-code system. To do so, either read the an alter- uses hand-held transmitter original the running or when the ignition is switched on. You can operate the systemwhen the engine is hand-held transmitter. with the ofthe signal programmed original ory buttons ory alternating-codean system, program the mem- of In the case system. an alternating-code uses original indicates that hand-heldthe transmitter lit 2seconds, this for remains approx. then and time rapidly control flashes ashort for remote transmitters. the following supplementary instructions: please observe analternating code, employ that hand-held programming transmitters When tion. there onthetion possibilities for synchroniza- tobe will equipment set. You the find informa- control, consult the operating instructions for the universalTo remote program integrated Alternating-code transmitters 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. three times. control integrated remote universal the of Press the programmed memory button approx. 30 seconds for step 5. 4, After have set. step you device tobe button the receiverPress the oftheon onthe drive unit. device tobeset, e.g. the buttononthe Locate receiver ofthe Fixed-code hand-held transmitters. control as described above in the section the universal Program integrated remote remote-controlled device. yourPark vehicle the within ofthe range repeated programming,whether check If the device cannotbe after used a secondperson. Programming will beeasier with the aid of 1 of the integrated universal remote 1 < 94 as described at Alternating-code atAlternating-code described as 2 on integratedthe universal < 1 is now 1

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Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Practical interior accessories vehicle loudspeakers, refer to page via the the sound play and player, anMP3 or CD You can connect an external audio device, e.g. a device audio external for Connection position. desired the into rest arm- center the of section illustrated the Push Adjusting lation. push the slide downward to close off the venti- restthe ofthe interior. this Should be the case, ventilated compartment may be higher than in upward. Push the slide in the lower compartment Ventilating lower compartment the cradle upward. or telephone compartment the Press button atthe front and fold the upper Accessing lowercompartment trol insidetrol the the setting, temperature climate con- automatic the on Depending < 96 151 . dent. there is an increased risk of injury in an acci- footwell. passenger dent. increased risk injuryof in the event of an acci- vers. occupants during braking orevasive maneu- so,If youdo cause theycould personal injury to the hooks. on objects nothangheavy Do vision. dles in the rear. the han- grab arenear located hooks Clothes Clothes hooks net and a seats, front the of backrests on the located are nets Storage sole. asinas the doors well front center rear and con- There are other storage compartments in the compartments Storage cup holder. Press the cover in the center and push in the Closing Briefly press thebutton. Opening Cup holders < < < in the storage nets or the net, otherwise the otherwise or net, nets the storage in objects sharp-edged hard or notstow Do the cup holders. This would lead to an Do notplace containers made glassof in ensure that it will not obstruct the thatit notobstruct driver's will ensure hangingWhen clothing onthe hooks, * is provided in the front Emptying Slide back the cover. Opening Ashtray, front example, usethe lighter burnthemselves. and leave the vehicle, otherwise children could, for you control along take the Always when remote burns. in result could areas other back out. The lighter canbe removed soon as itas pops ignitionthe on. switched inPress lighter the with the engine running or Cigarettefront lighter, lifts and can beremoved. front:Push the the ashtray the ashtray toward the knob only. Holding or touching it in Hold touchtheor hotcigarette bylighter < Cigarette lighter, rear lighter, Cigarette and can be removed. Press the entire cover down. Theashtray rises Emptying Ashtray, rear outlets in the outlets vehicle. power all for true is same The orsizes. shapes ofdifferent plugs toinserting due socket the damaging Avoid V. 12 at W 200 approx. cleaners, etc., ratingswith ofupto power power outlet for hand flashlights, car vacuum a as used can be lighterthe socket cigarette on, ignition the switched runningor engine the With Sockets Connecting electrical devices lighter, toCigarette front.Refer 97

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Practical interior accessories Remove respectiveRemove cap orlighter. Access to socket: Fold open the cover. Access to socket: luggageIn compartment page a lighter,lighter. toCigarette front, Refer rearareorwith equipped coveredthe with caps Depending on the equipment, the sockets in console center rear the In Fold open the cover. Access to socket: footwell frontIn passenger 97 . 98 Opening Through-loading system* arrow upward, cover the Pull tray: Storage Center armrest, rear 2. 1. Press the button the Press Access to cup holders: down as topage will as as far it go,refer down restraint head corresponding the Push dow shelf. beltof the into fixture the onthe rear win- the rear and insert the latch plate at the end in belt center safety the of buckle the Open 2 and open the cover 1 . 44 . suitcases suitcases and luggage, refer topage partment nets with provide you away com- to attach luggage The lashing eyes in the luggage compartment 2. the vehicle occupants. ing braking or evasive maneuvers and endanger vehicledur- the enter could cargo transported engages properly. If it is notproperly engaged, 3. 1. Closing 4. plate audiblyengage. must latch The belt. safety center the of buckle shelf the andinsert itrear window the into Release the latch plate from the bracketon ment. sponding lever in the luggage compart- To unlock the rear seat back, pull thecorre- position and engage. the seating backinto seat rear Fold the head restraint. the by forward back seat the Fold slightly. forward moves back seat rear unlocked The position, make sure retainer thatthe make position, you When return toits the seat upright * orflexible straps for securing < 108 . edges to prevent damage. sharpskis clean Only stow Wrap intheski bag. 4. 3. 2. 1. Loading m ft/2.10 reducingtract, its overall capacity. 6.9 of skis con- to tend will bag ski When the loaded, are m. length in ft/2.10 6.9 to up of alength the you skisWith with ski can bag stow snowboards. up or skis to ofstandard 2 pairs 4 to ofup cleantransport safe, for Designed Ski bag* is marked CENTER. marked is intostrap the center safety belt buckle that Insert the platelatch ofthe ski bagretaining stowed items and drying of the ski bag. and fill it. zipper access The tothe facilitates seats front the between bag ski the Extend the in compartment. the cover luggage firstbutton firmly the opens also this time, gage compartment Ifopens. youpress the lug- the in the cover buttonagain; the Press button andopen cover.the Fold down the center armrest, press the 99

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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 is 0 ie/0 km. miles/300 200 first period. Therefore, drive reservedly during the break-in initial an after until potential tion manufacture, tires doachieve not their fulltrac- with their totechnical associated factors Due Tires this time. during rpm of 5,500 speeds engine notexceed Do km. miles/500 300 approx. optimized level after driving a distance of functionThe transm ofthe Transmission briefly, e.g. when passing. km/h.Only drive attopspeed mph/220 135 increased uptoa continuous vehicle speed of The engine and driving speed can gradually be km miles/5,000 3,000 km to miles/2,000 From 1,200 initial miles. transmission's kick-down modeduring these Avoid full-throttle operation and use of the km/h. 170 mph/ however do not exceed 5,500 rpmor 105 Drive at changing engine and driving speeds, km miles/2,000 Up to1,200 limits. speed all official obey Always differential and Engine page on Drivelogic to 6, refer 5and the notuse programs Do driving ing section. careful devote tothethat you attention follow- throughout extended an servicelife, werequest to ues optimizedprovide of economy operation each other. Toensure that your vehicle contin- partsMoving need breaking-in time to adjust to Break-in period whendriving remember Things to 104 57 , during break-in. , during ission is only at its its at only is ission etc. contactSuch could lead toa fire, and with it grass, leaves, hay, as such materials flammable highly andany system the hotexhaust between contact avoid possible to care parking take them. Whendriving, standing at idle and while adjacent toit, undercoating never to and apply heat installed the notremove Do shields tem. 2. 1. luggage compartment lid open: vehiclewiththe operate the necessarylutely to itabso- make should circumstances special If interiorthe ofthe vehicle. closed. Otherwise, exhaust fumes could enter after subsequent driving operation. be replacedmust above mentioned ponents Observe the break-in instructions again if com- Following part replacement km. miles/500 300 driven ofapprox. after adistance level mized functionThe clutch ofthe is only opti- atits Clutch this break-in period. and rotors. Drive in a reserved manner during contact and wear patterns between brakepads to achieve km optimized miles/500 approx. 300 of period break-in initial an require Brakes system Brake Hot exhaust system Closing luggage compartment lid General driving notes page controlmate toa high refer level, to cli- automatic the of airtheIncrease volume Close all windows and the glass sunroof. aturesare generatedexhaust the on sys- inAs all vehicles, extremely high temper- lid is compartment gage completely Operate the vehicle only when the lug- 89 . < ability to steer and brake the vehicle. road the surface, ultimately undermining your and tires the between contact of loss complete apartial is characterized planing, or by and toashydro- referred is This face. phenomenon sur- tires androad between of water form can the vehiclefrom interior. results from transmission will be dissipated there is no assurance that the radiation which device can influence one another. In addition, communication mobile and electronics vehicle Otherwise, the nection antenna. toanoutside phones, inside the vehicle without a direct con- vehicle Mobile communications devices in injury. personal well as riskas the ofserious damage property Hydroplaning either.in ofthe front mirror, not attachstickers ofany kind to the windshield interior rearview mirror and the windshield. Do clean and do not cover the area between the For trouble-free operation, keepthe photocells housing. onthe mirror of at anoffset rear position the the glass the of mirror, whileother theis located the inside rearview mirror. One is integrated into in photocells two by controlled is feature This dimming feature* automatic Interiorexterior and mirrors, reduce road speed. If you donot, a wedge drivingWhen or roads, onwet slushy mobilecommunications devices, e.g. ofmobile use the discourages BMW < < < transmission may bedamaged. cle's engine, the electrical systems and the walking speed at the most. Otherwise, the vehi- be noticed from shaking during starting off. rapid succession of starts onslopes. This can isbehavior changedunder heavyloading, e.g.a starting-off the overheating, from Transmission To protect the clutch of the Sequential Manual Transmission. can result in the area of the Sequential Manual instead. Otherwise overheating and heavy wear erator, but apply thef and it begins toroll back. second longerholds the vehicle after approx. 1 no assistant starting the otherwise quickly, After time. this start immediately the footbrake, during releasing slightly back roll also may footbrake. Depending onthe load,the vehicle 3. 2. 1. slopes virtually without rolling back. starting offon enables starting assistant The slopes On off Starting Driving through water 2. 1. aslipperyOn surface mum tire tread on page Mini- to also refer decreases, tires the of depth The risk hydroplaning of increases as the tread drive offquickly.drive Releasethe footbrake immediately and surehandbrakeMake thatreleased. the is Hold the vehicle with the footbrake. wheels fromspinning when starting off. Gently press accelerator pedal to prevent Dynamic Control, refer to page EngineSelect program "P 400" of M sdee hn1ft/30cm, and then only at is deeper1 than road if onthe notdriveDo water through it the vehicleon a hill bypressing theaccel- offquicklyStart nothold onslopes. Do second afterreleasing the for approx. 1 vehicle the holds assistant starting The < ootbrake or or ootbrake handbrake 178 < 105 . < 58 .

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Things to remember when driving of of the pedals and impair their operation. ofmovement the area into objects to protrude other any or carpets mats, floor allow Never force and steering. enginesupport or ofthebraking brakingaction possibly even brake failure. and wear brake temperatures, high to lead can lightpedal pressure butconsistent brake the on Even required. is braking least the which in gear drive long or steep downhill gradients in the when you needit. full that braking efficiency will then be available to ensure rotors and pads the dry helps process other road users. Theheat generated in this ensure that this maneuver does not endanger Hills every few miles. Monitor briefly exert gentle pressure theon brakepedal When roads are wet or there is heavy rain, Driving inconditions wet failure. even brake possibly and wear brake pedal pressure canlead tohigh temperatures, operatingand safetybrake the of system. performancehowever,effectnot the have on rotorsbrakecan cause operating noises which, In certain braking situations the perforated ABS is controlling braking. The pulsing ofhe brake pedal indicates thatthe effort. possible obstacles with a minimum of steering still avoid can you responsiveness, steering brake with full force. Since the vehicle maintains to best is it it, require that situations In feature. standard a as ABS with equipped is BMW Your Braking safely switched off, otherwise there will be no be will there otherwise off, switched notdriveDo in idle or engine with the reduced efficiency of the brake system, preventoverheatingTo the resulting and brake pedal. Evenlight but consistent on the restingwith foot your not drive Do 106 traffic conditions to < < < Otherwise the vehicle may bedamaged. ground clearance uniform as as possible. can assume the form of a sudden blow-out. ofasudden the form assume can inside thedevelops ultimate result tires. The damage at which rate the increases and heating load the vehicle. Overloading can lead to over- Damping Control, refer to page the "Sport" program of the EDC Electronic vehicletherefore are normal. vehicle. Traces of condensed water under the tem during operation, and then exits under the Condensation formsthe inair conditioner sys- parked is vehicle When cure. effect that evenextended applicationwill failto will brakes with torespond apulsatingtend the rotors, brake the on form corrosion Should not reached. during brake applications toclean the rotors is pressure which must be exerted by the pads Thisminimumoccurs because brake pads. the while accumulaterotors, onthecontaminants increased tendency for corrosion to form on brake applications are less frequent, there is an where atall, in conditions and used operating during extended periods when the vehicle is not When the vehicle is driven only occasionally, Corrosionbrake on rotors Cargo loading clearance Ground for your vehicle brochure. nance ofyour BMWis contained in the Caring mainte- and care the on information General vehicle. the width of otherwise they could be damaged duetothe Fold in the exterior mirrors, refer to page Before drivinginto acarwash approved carrying capacity, never over- To loading avoid tires beyond the their available. To drive down curbs, select is Ensure that sufficient ground clearance 76 , to keep the , tokeep < 46 < , 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. Determining loadinglimit 1. load capacity ofyour vehicle. may reduce the available cargo andluggage how this atrailertransporting todetermine to your vehicle. Consult themanual for transferred trailer be your will from load the If your vehicle will be towing a trailer, part of 4. step in cargo and luggage load capacity calculated weight may not safely exceed the available and cargo being loaded on the vehicle. That Determine the combined weight ofluggage lbs. 650 lbs. = 750 minus lbs. 1,400 lbs.: 650 able cargo andluggage loadcapacity is sengers in your vehicle, the amount of avail- lbs.and there will be five 150-lb.1,400 pas- For example, if the XXXamount equals andluggage cargo load capacity.amount of The resulting figure equals the available kg. lbs. or YYY and passengers fromXXX Subtract the combinedthe weightdriverof your vehicle. driver andpassengers that will be riding in ofthe weight combined the Determine vehicle operating conditions. damage the vehicle and produce unstable could this Otherwise, kg. YYY or lbs. XXX vehicle's placard vehicle's Locate the following statement on your and cargo should never exceed weightoccupantsThe combined of * : < Stowing cargo Stowing can be transported. ofoccupants, weight occupants and cargo/lu of weight the of total the is load permissible The Load > > > > of the of the backrest. not Do higherpile objects thanthe topedge opposite buckle. not occupied, secure each safety belt in the For very heavy cargo when the rear seat is corners.and edges Cover sharp back. seat as possible, placing it directly behind the low as and forward far as cargo heavy Load the less cargo/luggage ggage. Thegreater the 107

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Things to remember when driving to page to weightor either the ofapproved axle loads, refer Never exceed either the approved gross vehicle vehicle could be damaged. cargo straps could become detached or the cargo straps, refer to illustration, otherwise the Use only the lashingeyesto secure heavy-duty evasive maneuvers. endanger the passengers during braking or braking or evasive maneuvers. tothe occupantsduringhazard vehicle's abrupt asafety pose and fly around could they as ment, objects unsecured in the passenger compart- or should You heavy hard never transport laws. safety oftraffic tion in viola- place also you may and hazard, safety > > > cargo Securing supplied with heavy-duty cargo the straps. instructions special the observe Please illustration. to refer straps, cargo duty cargo area are used to secure these heavy- inor luggage compartment the mounted eyes lashing Four center. BMW your at available are heavier objects and larger Heavy-duty cargo straps lightweight luggage andcargo. securingstrapsdown small holdand to Use theUse luggage net described above. If you donot, it can as the load secure and position Always 204 108 ff., as excessive loads can pose a can pose loads excessive ff.,as * , luggage straps, or * for securing securing for < Loading roof-mounted luggagerack openings. located in are door mounting points the The Mounting points included installationtions with instructions. the for your BMW. Please comply with the precau- A special rack system is available as an option Roof-mounted luggage rack* braking maneuvers. Takecorners gently. Drive smoothly. Avoid sudden acceleration and during the trip. off falling or shifting from it prevent to securely Secure roof-mounted cargo correctly and opening path of the luggage compartment lid. the project into donot objects andthat sunroof, glass the raising for maintained is clearance sure thethatadequate Be bottom. pieces at heaviest the stow Always surface. loading the of the outward notextend beyond limits must and The load theroof on must beevenly distributed Weights onpage You can find the specified weights under rack. the loading when loads axle the or weight vehicle gross approved exceed the approved roof load capacity, the You should therefore always remember not to its handling and steering response. on effect a major have they loaded, when gravity Because roof racks raise the vehicle's center of 204 ff. 109

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance

Navigation

This chapter describes how you can enter destinations and specify your route so that your navigation system guides you reliably to your destination. Starting navigation system 1. DVD navigation Removing 2. 1. Inserting navigation DVD your center. BMW gation DVD. Thelatest version is available at The navigation system requires a special navi- Navigation DVD enter. and guide you reliably anyto destination you ascertain the precise position yourof vehicle to satellites canuse system Your navigation system navigation Starting the Control Display. Control the sible that itis blocked. messageA appears on If the DVD is not ejected from the drive, it is pos- 2. Press Press button the datafrom DVD. scan the to system the for seconds several Allow in. pulled automatically is DVD The up. side labeled the with DVD navigation the Insert Remove the DVD. drive. the from slightly emerges DVD The 112 1 . 4. 3. 2. 1. tion. visible even if you changetoanother applica- remains display This window. assistance the in You can display the route or the current position Display in assistance window Press the controller. position". Select the desired route view or "Current Other menu items are displayed. Press the controller. window. assistance the Move controller tothe right to enter the * page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to users. endangervehicle occupants road other and tion, you may beinviolation thelaw, of can and precau- this observe not do If you system. tion naviga- the by issued instructions and the tions contradiction between traffic and road condi- ofany traffic in event regulations the applicable page to destinationrefer ceed guidance, tostart the pro- can you destination your selecting After > > > > > > options: following the among In entering your destination you can select from Destination entry Operating navigation system Selecting homeaddress, refer topage Destination list, page Selecting destination from a list, refer to refer to page book, address from destination Selecting refer to page information, using destination Selecting page to refer voice*, via destination Entering Entering adestination manually, see below 16 124 tionary, and always givetionary, priority andalways tothe only vehicle the when Enter is sta- data < . 116 . 120 118 119 122 1. called up quickly. be can names stored that so automatically entry enter different spellings and completes your topage refer towns, easier for you to enter the names of streets or The system's word matching principle makes it manually Entering adestination 3. 2. 1. "New destination" is selected. is destination" "New press the controller. and selected is "Navigation" until controller Change to upper field if necessary. Turn the ler. control- the press and "Navigation" Select "Navigation". button. the Move controller rightto the to open the opens This start menu. the Press 123 . This allows you to allows you . This 113

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination entry 2. 3. > > ing features: follow- the with you supports also system The 1. Selecting country Press the controller. troller. con- the press and address" "Enter Select for your new destination. ity the be if current should retained entries canskip You entry ofcountrythe andlocal- city. or town of a area downtown the to you guide If you do not enter a street, the system will country controller. the andpress the or / Province" displayed Select "State 114 name Entering destination via town/city 3. 2. 1. its zip code must be be entered. must code zip its at the oftheance, or town/city destination least theIn order tobe tostart destination guid- able 2. > > the To delete if entered letter necessary: Display. Control the on appears ter with let-this starting ofall towns/cities A list ler. control- press and letter starting the Select city and press the controller. or/ City" town/ displayed Select "Town the the controller. Selectthe countrydestination of press and display.the on appears countries ofavailable list The select , and hold the controller controller the hold and , down. select theMove controller the toward right to , and press the controller. Delete allor numbers letters: select theMove controller the toward right to Delete individual numbers or letters: 5. 4. 2. 1. Entering destination byzip code the controller. city name is selected from the listand press Turnessary. the controller until the ortown totheChange third field from topif the nec- > enter newyou letter. a The list gradually grows smaller eachtime letters. If input more necessary, troller. Select thedesiredpress digits and thecon- Enter zip the code: ler. control- /City" the Select "Town press and troller. symbol and press the con- Select the Enterblank spacenecessary: if tion or the house number. After the street you can also enter the intersec- intersection and number house street, Entering entered country are offered for selection. selection. for are offered country entered the of streets all this case In destination. a can astreet enter withoutYou entering also destination Entering a street without entering the street. as way the entered intersection is same The in 2. 1. Entering street and intersection 4. 3. nation. The street is entered exactly like the desti- street. the Enter press the controller. or Select displayed "Street" the street and selected and press the controller. Turn controller the until destination the is into thirdChange the the field from top. The correspondingdestination displayed. is Select the zip code and press the controller. > > > select , and hold the controller controller the hold and , down. select the the controller toward right to Move , and press the controller. or all letters: numbers Delete select the the controller toward right to Move individual numbers letters: or Delete troller. symbol and press the con- Select the ablank space: Enter 115

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination entry 2. 1. anothertown/city.part the of tination, because, forexample, it belongs to des- entered the exist in not does street desired undo this entry. This practical be may the if can you been entered, already has atown/city If street name. town/city related is displayed after the The 3. 3. 2. 1. navigation DVD can be entered. All house numbers stored for the street on the number house Entering try appears and press thecontroller. requestthe for street entry a of inthe coun- Turn controllerthe tothe right until the Change toupper field. enter the street. top and the fieldthe from second to Change is selected and press the controller. Turn the controller until the house number into Change thirdthe field the from top. troller. theSelect desired digits press and thecon- Enter the house number: troller. con- the press and number" "House Select The arrow is selected. is arrow The 116 > > manual destination entry Starting destination guidance with 1. necessary. function input speech the Reactivate time. and iDrive atany input speech between change to possible is it destination, via the voice input system. Whenentering the system, you can enter the desired destination In conjunction with the voice* via Entering destination list, list, topage refer destination the in saved is destination The the controller. destinationlist" to "Add press Select and be started immediately: If the destination guidance does not need to immediately. starts guidance Destination troller. Select "Start guidance" and press the con- rs h button on the steering wheel or in the center console. Press the 2. commands read aloud. With { Enter address { Options } you can have the possible possible the have can you 119 } Professional navigation navigation Professional . for this purpose if if purpose this for < avoiding excessiveemphasispauses. and volume, normal and at smoothly letters the Say countryorthography ofthe ofdestination. To enter the destination, spell it using the Entering destination language of the voice input system. the Say of destinationname the country in the Selecting country selected and press the controller. Turn controllerthe until destinationthe is via iDrive: list the from selected be also can town/city The trol Display. entriestheare Con- displayedon once at 6 Upto your thatmatch entries. nations to20desti- up suggest can system The 1. Say country of destination. 2. A destination is suggested by the system. respelled. { displayed. are list { available: are following options The Select entry, e.g. { town/city: other Select or the town/city. the the more exactlythe system recognizes destination. Themore letters you say, atleast firstSay ofthethe letters three Spell town/city name: Select location: Select Repeat Next page Next No } { Yes } : the town/city town/city : the can be } } : additional entries ofthe: additional entries

{ Entry 3 } or can be saved in the address book. list destination the to added is destination The destination Saving immediately. starts guidance Destination Starting destination guidance Up to 4-digit house numbers can be entered. To enter the house number: destination. The street is entered in the same way as the andEntering street house number 2. 1. itthen into adopt guidance. destination the selectcursor the and map onthe to destination destination by using Youa map. canuse the street of the destination, then you can input the If you location only the know town ofthe or selection Map-guided destination Press the controller. selected. is destination" "New ler. control- the press and "Navigation" Select { { the number. house Say { Add to address book to Add Start guidance Add to destinationlist to Add } 117 } } or

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination entry 6. 5. 4. 3. > > Select the desired menu item: displayed. are items The selected destination and other menu troller. tination guidance system, press the con- To apply or save the destination inthe des- > > Selectdestination with cursor. > > trol Display: A section of a map is displayed on the Con- Select "Input andpressmap" the controller. rent position thein center ofthe map. current cur-"Show the places position" guidance. destination starts guidance" route "Start onally. diag- also and backwards right, forward, The controller can bemoved to the left, corresponding direction. Moving movemap: the controller in the Changing scale: turn the controller. entered last around the destinationvated, deacti- guidance destination the With current destination the around guidance, During destination 118 3. 2. 1. into them destinationthe guidance. andadopt hospitals, or sights hotels, e.g. tions, You can obtain a display of selected destina- information Selecting destination using Select the symbol presscontroller. and the Selectthe displayed in the map display: The map for the destination entry can also be 7. ler. the andpress control- Select "Information" Press the controller. "New destination" is selected. ler. the press control- and "Navigation" Select Press the controller. > > > "Input map". "Input "Return tomap" changes back tothe map. current destination in the center of the the places position" destination "Show Exit the menu. To exit from the menu: 6. 5. 8. 7. 4. Select the arrow and press controller.the Control Display. These destinations are displayed on the controller. the press and taurants", Make your selection, Press the controller. > > Select a menu item: ler. control- the press and destination a Select > > > location: Select Select "Call" and press the controller. To establish connection: atelephone the controller. Select "Select as destination" and press ance: tion list destination andstart the guid- To accept into address destina- the the "On a new destination" location" "On "On destination" e.g. "Hotels and res- Turn the controller.Turn the tination list: To display additional destinations from thedes- tion during destination guide. list. destination the in item first isthe entered destination last The controller. the press and "Navigation" Select page on manually destination a Entering to refer list, destination the in advance in to drive to want you destinations all store plan example, For alongerto route, can you system. ance guid- destination the in them apply and nations the destination list. You can display these desti- The last 20 entered destinations are shown in Destination list 2. 1. guidance system Applying destinationin destination troller. con- the press and guidance" "Start Select the controller. Select the desired destination and press This symbol indicates current This symbol the destina- 119 113 .

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination entry Select"Address book"press and the controller. 3. 1. address book. the in destinations 100 approx. store can You Storing destinationsaddress in book page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Openingbook address Address book 2. 1. Editing destinationlist Press the controller. troller. Select "Address book" and press thecon- > > > > > The selected destination can be edited: controller. the press and list nation Select the desired destination in the desti- 16 page Entering destination via town/cityname, Select "Edit". Foroperation, refer to Change entry: off. switched is guidance Select "Delete list". Thedestination Delete all entries: Select "Delete entry". entry: Delete Select "Information ondestination". destination: on information Display Select "Add toaddress book". Save entry: . 120 114 . 3. 2. 1. address book. currentThe canbe position the into adopted position* current Storing page to refer book, the listnation into address desti- from the adestination save also can You 5. 4. 3. 2. ally, page ation,refer Entering destination to a manu- The namegiven canbe changed.For oper- and press the controller. Select "Use current location address"as controller. the press and selected Turn the controller until "New address" is into Change thirdthe thefield from top. troller. Select "Address book" and press the con- The entry is stored in the address book. the controller. Select "Store in address and book" press Entername and address. troller. con- the press and address" "Enter Select troller. Select "New address" and press the con- 119 . 113 . 1. book Selecting destinations from address enter a name. In the DVD. you thisby navigation must case, leftaddressbook if youhave thesector covered canalso your enter You current into position the 4. 2. 1. book address from destinations Changing ler. control- the press and guidance" "Start Select guidance: destination the start To 2. Display. The stored entries appear on the Control troller. con- the press and book" "Address Select the controller. Select "Store in address and press book" Select the the entry andpress controller. troller. con- the press and book" "Address Select Select the the entry andpress controller. 3. 2. 1. address book Deletingindividual destinations from 3. 2. 1. book Deletingall destinations from address 4. 3. troller. Select"Deleteaddress" presscon- and the Select the the entry andpress controller. troller. con- the press and book" "Address Select controller. the settings" andpress "Vehicle Select menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open tion manually, page tion operation,For refer Entering destina- to a Change entry. troller. Select "Edit address" and press thecon- 113 121 .

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination entry 4. 6. 5. 2. 1. book. in address the position addressThis book. entryoccupies second the rent destination as the home address in the your cansave position current You the or cur- Storingaddress home 2. 1. acceptaddressTo the home thedestination: as 3. ler. Select "Delete data" and press the control- Select "Yes" and press the controller. controller. Select "Delete address book" and press the selected and press the controller. the press and selected Turn the controller until "Home address" is into Change thirdthe field the from top. troller. Select "Address book" and press thecon- troller. Select "Start guidance" and press the con- troller. Select "Home address" and press the con- press the and guidance, controller.nation "Save current destination" during the desti- "UseSelect current location address",as or 122 experience. that onpersonal based ones would you choose same the be always not may system navigation a result, the routes recommended by the As onthe DVD. are stored navigation types road it awinding The or road. is ahighway whether type intoThe is taken ofroad account,e.g. The route is planned according tofixed rules. active. is guidance tination entering the destinationwhenever and the des- the route criteria as often as you like while choosing certain route criteria. You can change You can influence the calculated route by Selecting route 2. 1. criteria route Changing 2. 1. the entry: change To Display. The various criteria are listed on the Control is selected and press the controller. Turn the controller until"Routepreference" into Change thirdthe thefield from top. ler. the press control- and "Navigation" Select destination manually, page troller. For operation, refer to Entering a con- address""Edit press the Select and troller. Select "Home address" and press the con- 113 . 2. 1. map view: The route criteria can also be changed in the To exit the menu: 5. 4. 3. Select the arrow and press controller.the troller. Select a route criterion and press the con- press the controller. Select the symbol for the route criterion and > > terion andthen controller: the press If necessary, select an additional route cri- Press the controller. > > > > Select a route criterion for the route: Ferries are avoided where possible. ferries" "Avoid Tollroads are avoided where possible. tollroads" "Avoid slow progress will be will progress slow Short route, irrespective of how fast or "Short route" roads the fastest route and possible nation shortest ofthe being acombi-The traveling short time, route" "Fast Freeways are avoided where possible highways" "Avoid given priority Freeways and major traffic arteries are "With highways" The route criterion is highlighted. > > > include: fits bene- user The response. instant for basis the DVD ontheas navigation datastored with the entries destination your comparing checks, of streets or towns. The system runs ongoing names the toenter you it for easier ple to make princi- matching word the supports system The Word matching principle non existent names and addresses. navigationsystem DVD. The will accept not onthe beginning with stored letters thatare The system only accepts name entries tion. available toensure unambiguous identifica- are letters enough as soon as automatically and streets the system will complete them When you are entering the namesof towns "Monaco". spelling the English spelling "Munich" orthe Italian Instead of "München", you can also enter Example: try. coun- another in customary is that spelling theversions using you official if a from are vary also can locations ofspecific Names 123

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination guidance 2. 1. 3. of the direction arrow. direction instructions byspoken and thedisplay will punctually ofachange You be notified of equipment other the using atany iDrive time. symbol and press the controller. During destination guidance, you can operate Select the display: map arrow or the in started also be can guidance destination The play on the Control Display. guidance is indicated by arrows or dis-a map Afterbeen theroutehas calculated, destination page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to guidance Starting destination Destination guidance tination, topage tination, refer and press the controller or enter a new des- list destination the from destination a Select press the controller. and selected is "Navigation" until controller fieldto upper ifnecessary. Change Turnthe troller. Select "Start guidance" and press the con- 16 . 124 113 . 2. 1. tion. In destination list symbol and press the controller. Select the In arrow or map display destination guidance Terminating/continuing troller. Select "Start guidance" and press the con- controller. Select the current destination and press the This symbol indicates the indicates destina- current This symbol Select"Yes" presscontroller. and the guidance: destination the start To ashort time. after The destination guidance starts automatically guidance todestination?"."Continue is displayed before beginning the next trip: question the following the destination, entered When you park the vehicle before reaching the 2. 1. Displayingdisplay arrow page on opening ofmenu to Comfort items refer of the route during destination guidance. You have the option of displaying various views Route display The arrow display is shown. is display arrow The selected and press the controller. is display" "Arrow until controller the Turn intoChange fourth the field from top. the ler. control- the press and "Navigation" Select 18 directly tothe screen last displayed, another you From menu, can switch . < 3 2 1 changes. arrow of the Before a change in direction, the representation Control Display. the lineof bottom or top the in displayed are tion time of arrival andthe tothe distance destina- Depending on the equipment, the estimated 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Change of direction change direction of Distanceto up Street name for change of direction > > Direction of travel position Current change directionnext of Distance the to view eye bird's a from destination to Arrow Starting/ending destination guidance criteria route Selecting on/off instructions voice Switching parking lot. multi-level a in e.g. DVD, navigation onthe contained anarea located in not is from a bird's eye view when the vehicle Arrow shows the route to becalculated Solid arrow: route. onthe guidance calculated Destination Outline arrow: 125

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination guidance To To exit the menu: 3. 4 3 2 1 2. 1. plannedthe route onthe is shown map. After the starting guidance, destination a map. havecurrent yourYou can position displayed on Displaying map display Select the arrow and press the controller. Press the controller. mation onpage mation infor- using destination Selecting to refer Showing/hiding information last selected, Map-guided destinationselection Starting/ending destinationguidance on/off instructions voice Switching > > > view is selected: Turn controllerthe until the map desired into Change fourth the field from top. the ler. the press control- and "Navigation" Select "Perspective" oftravel" direction "Map north" facing "Map 126 118 The next map display is displayed. controller. the andpress symbol the corresponding Select Changing map display individual road are also displayed. distancesThe remainingbe traveled to each on route displayed during destination guidance. canhave the You along andtowns roads the route Displaying towns/citiesstreetsof and the controllerTurn scale. toadjustthe scale Changing always points toward north. toward points always kmor greater, the map miles/500 scales of 250 of travel, showor themapin perspective. At yourto north,toward current direction map the option the have of deciding whether toorient you km, miles/500 scalesAt less of than250 To exit the menu: Display. Control the of in line shown the destinationto the are bottom time ofarrival estimated The distanceand the 7 6 5 Select the arrow and press the controller.

Arrow to destination from a bird's eye view eye abird's from todestination Arrow Changing route criteria > > > Changing mapdisplay "Map direction of direction travel" "Map "Map facing "Map north" "Perspective" 2. 1. 3. 2. 1. time: any To switch symbolthe voice instructions and press on and off at the controller. Select the map view: during the destination guidance in the arrow or off or on switched be can instructions Voice Switching voice instructions on/off through voice instructions Destination guidance To exit the menu: Select the arrow and press controller.the selected and press the controller. Turn controller the until is list" "Route into thirdChange the the field from top. ler. control- the press and "Navigation" Select is selected and press the controller. Turn controller the until settings" "Display menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open > > instructionis beingoutput. The volume can only beadjusted while a voice Setting volume of voice instructions refer to page wheel you can also make the following settings, theWith programmable buttononthe steering instructions Repeating and canceling voice rentlyuse in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- 5. 4. The voice instructions are switched on. switched are instructions voice The Hold buttondown. the Switch voice instructions on/off: button. Press instruction: voice the Repeat and press the controller. on" instructions voice "Navigation Select press the controller. and selected is "Languages" until controller Change to upper field if necessary. Turn the * 47 . : 127

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Destination guidance 2. 1. rently in use. in rently settingThe is for stored the controlremote cur- sources. audio This volumeindependent is the of volumeof the 2. 1. returning tothe original route. before travel to want you that miles/kilometers of number the Enter road. of stretches particular avoid to recommendations route system's navigation the revise can you guidance, destination During sections routeBypassing The route is recalculated. is route The 3. to select to select volume. desired the theTurn buttonduring voice the instruction sary. Repeat the last voice instruction, if neces- selected and press the controller. the press and selected Turn the controller until "New route" is into Change thirdthe field the from top. ler. the press control- and "Navigation" Select number and press the controller. Turn controllerthe toenter the desired 128 played on a map, refer to page referto map, a played on the canalso have You position current dis- To exit the menu: appear. city, or your will currenttown coordinates map unable is toidentify a system If the navigation The current position of your BMWis displayed. 2. 1. off. switched even when the destination guidance is You can have your current position displayed Displaying currentposition route: theTo withoutexit from changing menu the Select the arrow and press the controller. Select the arrow and press the controller. is selected and press the controller. Turn controllerthe until position" "Current into Change fourth the field from top. the ler. the press control- and "Navigation" Select 126 . > > > > > … if do to What to doif… What that is as close as possible tothe original. aspossible asclose is that ters to choose from. Select a destination will let- any notoffer you the case, system thatis the In DVD navigation loaded. this destination on dataofthe The is notstored letters select the your entry? for desired tination butit guidance, is notpossible to des- the for destination a enter to want you ance. andthentown, destination start the guid- such as the railway station in the selected adestination street, Enter or any entered. for can be city or the determined town area navigation nodowntown On the DVD, street name? without the an address not accept does guidance the destination original. the to as possible as is close that destination thatis Selectthe a DVD navigation loaded. destination on dataofthe The is notstored destination? the destinationaccept guidancea does not sky. tothe view unobstructed tion. Reception is best when youhave an is in the process of calculating your posi- system the or DVD, navigation your on able your is avail- position obstructions, notyet to due position current at your signals GPS The system is unable to receive enough play? vehicle, but do not receive a precise dis- requestyou the current position of your is mation indicated onthe label.DVD This infor- navigation system. for the DVD The navigation not DVD may be the correct trol Display? onthe Con- appears tion DVD the to insert a navigation DVDis inserted, but instruc- an > > again operational. again is once system before the minutes about 10 takes it disconnected, was battery If the entries? to not react does the system navigation route. anew recommended calculate and the system requires a few seconds to Or youhave left the recommended route the general direction of turn, you will see an arrow which indicates a indicating ofanarrow Instead tion DVD. been completely recorded on the naviga- You aredriving in an areathat has not yet tions? intersec- approach as you toturn way which the system stops furnishing directions on 129 yourplanned route.

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Entertainment

Operation of the radio and CD as well as their tone settings are described in this chapter. On/off and tone > > Two drives:Two Single drive: on your vehicle's equipment. The layout of the buttons canvary depending player CD of area in Buttons > > > The audio sources can be operated using: Controls > andsetting options: trols con- shared have sources audio following The On/off andtone CD changer CD player radio Business Buttons on steeringwheel, referpage to iDrive the ofthe playerin area Buttons CD Professional radio 132 * * or or 11 > > > > > > You have the following choices: 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Operation viaiDrive 5 4 3 2 1 ple stations. statio save reception, radio: with station the strongest update other adjustments can be made, e.g. with audio source, depending the "Set": on "Audio Aux": external audio device CD CD or changer player "CD": "SAT": satelliteradio "WB": Weather Band station "FM" and "AM": radio reception "Entertainment". button. Move the controller backwards to open This opens the start menu. the Press Drive for navigation DVDs Drive for audio CDs > > > > on/off,volume output sound Entertainment 16 Eject Eject CD Dchanger. CD track CD and Select player for station. radio Change Turn: adjust volume. is track or played. station CD radio set last the on, switch you When on/off. switch Press: . Station scan/track search scan/track Station n, tonecontrol, sam- remote control currently in use. The selected audio source is stored for the page on opening ofmenu to Comfort items refer Press knob off: and outputon sound To switch Entertainment the Switching on/off rentlyuse. in The settings are stored for the remote key cur- once. at sources audio all for set are settings tone The increase. and bass, or the speed-dependent volume treble e.g. can settings, tone You alter various Tone control Turn knob Adjusting volume pose. soundoutput Switch onthe this for again pur- off. switched ignition the with minutes approx. 20 for available is output sound the drive, single a For off. thatsound switched outputis cates rentlyuse. in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- the steering wheel, refer to page can withYou adjustthe buttonson also volume desired volume is set. This symbol on the Control Display indi- Display Control the on symbol This 18 directly tothe screen last displayed, another you From menu, can switch . < 1 1 next tothe player until CD the next to the CD player. CD the to next 11 . controller. Select"Set""Tone", thenand and press the menu: you have opened "Entertainment" in the start The tone settings canalso beselected when 4. 3. 2. 1. Changing tone settings 1. Treble andbass Select "Audio" and press the controller. the controller. Select "Entertainment settings" and press menu. button. Pressthe controller the open to the opens This start menu. the Press troller. Select "Treble / Bass" and press the con- 133

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance On/off and tone 2. 3. 1. increase in volume. speed. You can set various stages for the with increasing volume the increases matically The speed-dependent volume control auto- Speed-dependent volume control > > same manner as "Treble / Bass". canadjustthe distributionYou volume in the Balance and fader select "Treble"or "Bass". controller the Move tothe left rightor to is selected. Turn the controller until the desired setting troller. Select "Speed volume" and press the con- "Fader": front/rearvolume distribution "Balance": left/right volume distribution 134 Harman International Group. ofthe acompany Inc., ofLexicon, marks trade LOGIC7 and the LOGIC7 logo are registered Select"Off" presscontroller. and the stereo cancel theTo effect: 3. 2. 1. ranges. frequency all in acoustics spatial the improves that effect sound aspatial select can You HiFiSystem* Professional LOGIC7 2. LOGIC7 spatial sound is switched on. switched is sound spatial LOGIC7 Press the controller. "Theater". or hall" "Concert Select controller. the press and Settings" "Surround Select changed. The adjustment is applied; the field can be controller:Turn the 1. You can set individual sound frequency ranges. Equalizer* 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. settings. tothe settings all default can tone You reset settingsResetting tone 2. 3. Select "Equalizer" and press the controller. Select "Reset" and press the controller. Select "Audio" and press the controller. the controller. Select "Entertainment settings" and press menu. Pressthe controller the open to menu. start the Open select the desired frequency range. the Move controller left rightto the or to is selected. is Turn the controller until the desired setting 135

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Radio 3. 2. 1. gest signal, refer to page refer to signal, gest received, with station to the theupdate stron- the stations displayed cannolonger be if or stations any display not does "Autostore" If sets". "Pre- e.g. criteria, selection various of basis the Stations are shown ontheControl Display on 4. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to off. the soundoutputis switched the buttonif Press Listening toradio wavebands. Your radio provides reception the FMand AM Radio controller until "FM" or "AM" is selected. fieldto upper ifnecessary. Change Turnthe "Entertainment". button. Move thecontroller backwards toopen This opens the start menu. the Press Press the controller. 16 . 136 137 . > Professional radio* displayed. criterion you can have stations In addition tothe stations currently displayed, Turn the controller. Changing stations > criteria: You can choose from the following selection Business radio > > > criteria: You can choose from the following selection page to refer stored, previously have you Stations "Presets": refer to page signal, the strongest For the with Station "Autostore": page to refer stored, previously have you Stations "Presets": signals in the"AM" waveband. The stations with the strongest received "Autostore": waveband. "FM" the currentlybe received canStations that in "All stations": 138 138 . . 137 . with another selection selection another with 2. 1. Changing selection criteria 3. 2. 1. band. stationseach thefrom of current the on wave- The system automatically plays a brief sample Sampling stations, scan the steering wheel, refer to page can You change with stations also buttonson tion. The system switches to the next displayed the buttonfor corresponding sta- direction. the Press Buttons toCDplayer next The stations are sampled. are stations The troller. tion criterion is selected and press the con- Turn controller the until desired the selec- into Change second the thefield from top. Select "Scan" and press the controller. displayed. are items menu Other Press the controller. isselected. "Set" ler. Select "FM" or "AM" and press thecontrol- 11 . To stop scanning,To stop press thebutton again. button the the for corresponding direction. 4. 3. 2. 1. received in addition thoseto displayed. are that stations select can you "Manual" With manually frequency Selecting Buttons toCDplayer next 2. 1. reception. with best the stations list the of canupdate you set, originally stations the of range transmission If you are on a longer journey and leave the radio: ness Busi- with and "AM" with radio Professional For Updating stationswith bestreception radio remains on the current station. the and stations, ofthe sampling cancels This 2. 1. To endsampling: quency. Turn acertain controller toset the fre- controller. the press and "Manual" Select into Change second the thefield from top. ler. Select "FM" or "AM" and press thecontrol- Change into Change second the thefield from top. ler. Select "FM" or "AM" and press thecontrol- Select "Scan" and press the controller. Press the controller. To sample the stations, press and hold hold and press stations, the sample To 137

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Radio 3. 5. 4. stations are are displayed. stations reception is updated. Thefrequencies of the The display of the stations with the strongest 2. 1. Storing stations "Set" is selected. is "Set" Select "Autostore" and press the controller. Select "Autostore" and press the controller. Other menu items are displayed. Press the controller. troller. tion criterion is selected and press the con- Turn controllerthe until the selec- desired into field top. Change second the the from ler. Select "FM"or "AM"press and thecontrol- 138 rently in use. in rently The stations are stored for the remote key cur- time. after ashort again once displayed are criterion selection last the of channels The 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. The station is stored. is station The Press the controller. position selected. is ory Turn controllerthe until desiredmem- the displayed. is "Presets" controller. the press and "Store" Select Other menu items are displayed. Press the controller. selected. is "Set" Select the desired frequency or station. 4. 3. 2. 1. position memory a Changing 2. 1. Switching RDS on/off* names aredisplayed. station the before time some take can it rupted, Control Display.the receptiondis- Ifweak is or onthe are shown names the station good, are frequency range. Ifthe reception conditions FM the in information additional transmits RDS RadioData System RDS 6. 5. Select "Store" and press the controller. the press and "Store" Select displayed. are items menu Other Press the controller. isselected. "Set" Select the desired station. controller. the press and "Presets" Select Other menu items are displayed. are items menu Other Press the controller. isselected. "Set" ler. Select "FM" or "AM" and press thecontrol- The stationis stored. Press the controller. station. the appears beside thenameor frequency of The number of the memory position selected. is ory position Turn controller the until desired the mem- shown atthebeginning. 2. 1. beginning. the at displayed are tions can set whether the most frequently used sta- For the "All stations" selection criterion, you stations* Automatically sorting storm, the National Weather Service interrupts Service interrupts National Weather the storm, stations operate hours 24 day.a Incase ofa whenmore necessary. often hours, and Most 3 to of1 atintervals routinely updated are minutes and to 6 flashes are repeated every 4 news ofTrade. USDepartment of the Weather AtmosphericanicAdministration and (NOAA) Oce- National the of service is a Radio Weather Weather newsflashes* 3. Select "Favorites" and press the controller. "Set"selected. is ler. control- the press and stations" "All Select RDS is activated. is RDS Select "RDS" and press the controller. The most frequently used stations are 139

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Radio net at www.nws.noaa.gov. Service. Details are also provided on the Inter- nearest tact the the Weather office National of con- please Radio, Weather aboutNOAA tion warning messages instead. If you have a ques- special transmits and news weather routine the 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to reception Activating/deactivating digital radio in improvedquality.and sound signals. Youreceive can these stations digitally Many stations transmit both analog and digital High Definition Radio* 1. flashes news weather up Calling unavailable in some regions. The station for weather news flashes may be 2. rs h otolrt pnte menu. button. Press the controller to open the This opens the start menu. the Press Select "WB" and press the controller. Select astation. 16 . 140 deactivate digitaldeactivate radio reception. to advisable be may it case this In ruptions. reception. This can result in repetitions or inter- playback switches between analog and digital station is not continuously received digitally, selected the which in area an in are you If nals. sig- analog with the simultaneously transmitted the stations signals digital not some are With being received digitally. 5. 4. 3. This symbol is displayed when a sender is is asender when displayed is symbol This tivated. Select "Off" and press the controller. Select "HD radio" and press the controller. the controller. andpress settings" Select "Entertainment Thereception of digital stations is deac- 1. reception. with best the stations list the of canupdate you set, originally stations the of range transmission If you are on a longer journey and leave the reception digital offering stations Updating 3. 2. 5. 4. utes. receptionto min- updated. 2 iscan up take This The display of the stations offering digital ler. Select "FM" or "AM" and press thecontrol- Select "Autostore" and press the controller. into Change second the thefield from top. Select "Autostore " and press the con- the press "and troller. "Autostore Select displayed. are items menu Other Press the controller. 2. 1. artist. of the on the current istrack displayed, e.g. the name the additionalWith digital information stations, Displaying additional information tion. will bedisplayed again following a brief interrup- information additional changed, the is station the when again received is station digital a If choice, youmust have this package enabled. packages. receiveTo the channels of your The channels are offered to you in predefined with high sound quality. You can receive over 100 different channels Satellite radio* Select "Details" and press the controller. the press and "Details" Select the controller. press and astation Select The information displayed. is fail, causing interruptions in reception. this technologyWith new signal the may 141 <

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Radio 3. 2. 1. 4. The channels are displayed. 2. 1. Enabling page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Enabling ordisabling channels These channels are enabled. Select "SAT". Select "Entertainment". button. Move thecontroller backwards toopen This opens the start menu. the Press Press the controller. Dial the phone number. To enable the channels: serial number, ESN, are displayed. A telephone number and the electronic enabled and press the controller. beenSelect achannel thathasnotyet 16 . required forenabling or disabling. The electronic serial number is 142 < 2. 1. Disabling 1. Selecting and storing channel 3. played. The electronic serial number, isESN, dis- Select "ESN" and press the controller. controller. the press and channel anenabled Select sorted on the basis of selection criteria. Channels are onthe shown Control Display Select "SAT" and press the controller. Dial the phone number. To disable the channels: required fordisabling. The electronic serial number is < 5. 4. 3. 2. bol. The channels of thisdisplayed. categoryofThe channels are controller. Select the desired category and press the If "Categories" has been selected: Press the controller. > > > Select amenu item: news, jazz. news, All channels, sorted by categories, e.g. "Categories": All channels are displayed. channels": "All previously. channels have Up totwelve you stored "Presets": Select achannel marked with this sym- 2 1 nametheartist. of the onthe mation track e.g. displayed, current are infor- additional ofthe and channel name The Additional information 3. 2. 1. channel Storing 7. 6. Track Artist "Presets" isdisplayed. "Presets" controller. the press and "Store" Select displayed. are items menu Other Press the controller. Select desired channel. Select "Play" and press the controller. displayed. are items menu Other Press the controller. 143

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Radio 4. after a short time. ashort after again once displayed are criterion selection channelThe stored. is Thechannelsoflast the the signal is available again. signal available is the as soon as again possible usually is Reception interference. near trees, mountains or other sources of radio underground garages, next totall buildings, in available notbe tunnels signal may or The noinfluencehas onthis. radio satellite The conditions. topographical Display. onds, a message is displayed onthe Control signalIf nocan bereceived for more than sec- 4 Notes nel. systemswitchesThe next the to enabled chan- thebutton for corresponding direction. the Press player CD to next buttons with channel Changing tion and press the controller. Turn the controller to select a memory loca- reasons, e.g. environmental influences or certainbe possible for may not Reception 144 < changer. be played by theCD pl can MP3, i.e. files, audio compressed with CDs Compressed audio files* Listening to CDs and CDchanger CD player 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to drive:the in aCD is there already when playback To start the directory structure.on dependingdata in the toread minute uptoapprox. 1 take can it files, audio compressed with CDs For on. is put if automatically soundout- the Playback starts up. The is pulled automatically CD in. Insert the into CD drivethe with the labeled side The upper drive is for audio CDs. When equipped with two drives: player:CD startingCD "Entertainment". button. the controllerMove backwards open to theThis opens start menu. the Press 16 . ayer, but not by ayer, butnotby CD the 4. 3. 2. 1. CD changer: startingCD The CD emerges slightly from the drive. player. CD buttononthe To eject CD, the press the on. switched is put if automatically soundout- the Playback starts 4. 3. the controller. controller until "CD" is selected and press Change to upper field if necessary. Turn the "Entertainment". button. the controllerMove backwards open to the opens This start menu. the Press page insert, refer and Fillto CD magazine the The CD player is started. is player The CD the controller. controller until "CD" is selected and press the thesecond field from topandturn the On vehicles with changer, aCD change to the controller. controller until "CD" is selected and press Change to upper field if necessary. Turn the 149 * . 145

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance CD player and CD changer 5. the Control Display. Control the magazine's The CD load status is indicated on 1. 1,track CD e.g. lowest CD, with the starts playback zine, If new CDs have been placed in the CDmaga- selected. the end At of track, last the next willthe CD be Select a track bySelect atrack turning the controller. Via iDrive the steering wheel, refer to page canalso You change track the on with buttons The track is displayed on the Control Display. ofthe will play start CD start track. atthe The the buttonfor corresponding track. direction repeatedlydesiredyou reach until the the Press Buttonsplayernext toCD Selecting a track the controller. desired1 is -6, CD, selected CD press and Turn the necessary. controller until the tothe Change thesecond field from topif 146 11 . Select the directory and press the controller. the directory: change To 3. 2. 1. Compressed audio files* Select "Play" and press the controller. Select the track and press the controller. the controller. the directorySelectnecessary ifpress and 2. 1. the artist. name of the any information stored on the current track, e.g. display can you files, audio compressed With Displaying informationtrack* on To exit from the menu: 1. each from ontheof tracks the CD. current The system automatically plays a brief sample Sampling tracks,scan rentlyuse. in The issetting stored thefor control remote cur- played. for current information the The are track dis- Select the arrow and press controller.the Select "Details" and press the controller. the press and "Details" Select Press the controller. Other menu items are displayed. are items menu Other Select "Set" and press the controller. on the on the current track. remains player the and sampling, cancels This 2. 1. To endsampling: 2. 1. Compressed audio files* player remains on the current track. onthe remains player sampling cancels This 2. 1. To endsampling: 2. press the controller. Select "Scan directory" or "Scan all" and Press the controller. > > Select the desired menu item: troller. Select the current track the andpress con- Select "Scan" and press the controller. Press the controller. Select "Scan" and press the controller. "Scan all" and press the controller. sampleTo all tracks of the CD, select the controller. press and directory" "Scan select tory, current direc- the of tracks all sample To of the andthe tracks, 147

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance CD player and CD changer 2. 1. Compressed audio files* 1. track Repeating a 2. 2. 1. repeating: stop To currentThe onthe track is repeated. CD > > Select the desired menuitem: troller. Select the con- the track current press and Other menu items are displayed. Select "Set" and press the controller. Select "Repeat" and press the controller. Select "Repeat" and press the controller. Press the controller again. the controller. tory, select "Repeat directory" and press direc- current ofthe allTo repeat tracks controller. the press and track" "Repeat To repeat the selected track, select 148 2. 1. function: random To stop 2. 1. function: random To stop 2. 1. sequence. in arandom once played In this tracks the mode, current on the are CD Random playsequence 2. 1. Compressed audio files* 2. 1. repeating: stop To and press the controller. Select directory" "Random all" or"Random Press the controller. Select "Random" and press the controller. Press the controller. Select "Random" and press the controller. Other menu items are displayed. Select "Set" and press the controller. > > Select the desired menuitem: troller. Select the con- the track current press and and press the controller. ordirectory" track" "Repeat "Repeat Select Press the controller. controller. the press all" and "Random select order, To play all tracks oftheCD in random tory"and presscontroller. the in random order, select "Random direc- directory current the of tracks all play To the glove compartment. The BMW CD changer for six CDs is installed in CD magazine thebutton for corre- sponding direction. andholdPress the nextplayer: toCD Buttons forward/reverse Fast memory surface. touching dataside the with CD reflective its their taking toavoid by hold care them edges, When insertingorremoving CDs, remember to magazine CD Inserting/removing CDs into/from button Press magazine from theCD changer: the remove first must you it, from them remove To insert CDs into the CDmagazine Removing CD magazine read in again. in read thatinserted againso themagazine CDs canbe the in pushing before seconds 2 least at Wait 2 to eject magazine toeject CD the 1 or 1 . loaded CDs and is then ready for for is ready and operation. CDs then loaded CD inThe changer the reads automatically the direction of the arrow. Push in theCD magazine as faras possible in Inserting CD magazine Pull outthe tray desired CD. andremove the Removing CDs: themagazine with labeled side up. of intoInsertthe CD compartment each one CDs: Inserting 149

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance CD player and CD changer longer eject. otherwise CD/DVD the andcan jam will no Do not use a combined CD/DVD, e.g. DVD Do not use a combined CD/DVD, e.g. longer beejected. no andmay adapter the canjam or CDs the wise other- Single-CDs, anadapter, with e.g. DVDs cm and do not play CDs/ diameter of 4.7 in/12 astandard with CDs/DVDs round use Only irreparable damage tothedevice. playback due toheat applied these as can becomedetached during Do not use self-recorded CDs/DVDs with labels otherwise severe eye damage can result. if the notoperate isucts. Do cover damaged, pen intended for this purpose. Only label CDs/DVDs on theupper side with a quality orhigh age theof CD/DVD blank. or data-creation recording orprocesses, poor recorded CDs/DVDs are, e.g., inconsistent Possiblereasons malfunctions for with self- CDs/DVDs Self-recorded cause. be may the factors one following of the DVDs, If malfunctions only occur with individual CDs/ CDs/DVDs individual with Malfunctions temporarily preventplayback. and lens scan laser's the or CD/DVD the on tion High levels of humidity can lead to condensa- Humidity has been inserted correctly. cannot beIf aCD/DVD played, first check if it CDs/DVDs than stationary devices would be. tofaulty more sensitive be they may instances optimized for performance in vehicles. Insome been playerschangers have and CD/DVD BMW malfunctions General Notes officially designated Class 1 laser prod- 1laser Class designated officially are changers and players CD/DVD BMW 150 < build-up and can cause Plus , the center outward. cleaning cloth bywiping instraight lines from of theCDs/DVDs with acommerciallyavailable If necessary, clean the reflective scanning side Care or played be cannot can only played toalimitedbe extent. CDs/DVDs some that mean tection feature by the manufacturer. This can CDs/DVDs are often provided with acopypro- protection copy with CDs/DVDs sunlight. 122 over temperatures to CDs/DVDs subject not Do Store CDs/DVDs in a sleeve. ture. mois- and scratches dust, fingerprints, Avoid Damaged CDs/DVDs 7 /50 6 , high levels of humidity or direct direct or humidity of levels high , Connecting with iDrive. cle loudspeakers. The sound can beadjusted the vehi- via sound play the and player, an MP3 You can connect an external audio device, e.g. External audiodevice 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to The audio device must beswitched on. Starting audioplayback nection ofthedevice to the connection ers, connect the headphone or Line-Out con- For audio playback via the vehicle loudspeak- 2 1 "Entertainment". the controllerMove backwards open to button. theThis opens start menu. the Press Jacks Connection foraudio playback: Socket with removable cap device: additional your for supply Power 16 . ε n35mm in/3.5 2 . 4. 3. Adjust volume and ifsound necessary. ler. Select "Audio Aux" and press the control- 151

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Communications

This chapter summarizes how to operate your mobile phone using iDrive or voice control and how to use BMW Assist or TeleService. Telephoning phone, otherwise malfunctions can occur. vehiclethe with keypad mobile the ofthe by detected mobile phone operating a Avoid from the vehicle interior. dissipated be will transmission from results there is thatthe noassurance radiation which device caninfluence another. one In addition, vehicle electronics and mobile communication the Otherwise, antenna. outside an to nection devices vehicleinside the without adirect con- for. offered are which adapters snap-in phones mobile ter voice reproduction quality. Askyour cen- BMW recept network improved nal antennaofyour vehicle. This ensures mobile the to phone connectedbe to exter-the and the charged tobe battery enables cradle, phone amobile adapter, snap-in so-called The Using snap-inadapter* inyour vehicle phone Using a cle. phone logged on can beoperated via the vehi- simultaneously,respective the last mobile neously. If several mobile phones are detected to mobilefour phones canbe stored simulta- is in the vehicle interior. Thelogon data of up it soon as ignition as switchedor the running on automatically detected with again the engine mobileA phone thathas been logged ononceis onthebuttons steering wheel and by voice. the via with phone mobile operate theiDrive, mobile phone on the vehicle once, you can onasuitable After logging package. preparation iswith full equippedYour BMW a mobilephone The concept Telephoning phones phones or other mobile communications mobile of use the discourages BMW 154 < ion and a consistent ion aconsistent and * > > > other road users. tracted can endanger vehicle occupants and this precaution, being dis-your not observe do you If instead. system hands-free the use mobilephonewhile inyour hand you are driving; particular tothe attention following: request directwe information, thatyou your and precautions safety description of detailed a operating instructions separate for phone's gency. While you should consult your mobile ways,many can andevensave lives in emer- an in convenient more life makes phone car A safety For your You can operate the mobile phone Operating options operating instructions.phone for your vehicle brochure and in the mobile ing foryourmobileCaring phoneintheseparate You canfind whatyou need toknow aboutcar- Care instructions other mobile phones. software version. Malfunctions can occur with described in this Owner's Manual with a certain for. These mobile phones support the functions available are adapters snap-in phones mobile mobile phonepreparation packageor which with a Bluetooth interface are supported by the yourAsk BMWcenter which mobile phones Suitable mobile phones Voice commands, refer topage iDrive, refer topage iDrive, refer The steering wheel, refer to page tion allows you to do so. nothold allows todoso. Do the you tion traffic situa- the when entries make Only < 16 * 163 using: 11 Making calls with car phone: Switching on ignition BMW Assist calls 1. Insert the remote control as far as possible You can use the car phone via the hands-free into the ignition lock. system for BMW Assist calls. 2. Switch on the switch on ignition by pressing glance a At When the status information "Communication" the Start/Stop button without depressing or "BMW Assist" is displayed in "BMW Ser- the brake or clutch pedal. vice", only BMW Assist calls are possible. It may not be possible to establish a telephone Preparation with iDrive connection using the mobile phone while a con- iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to nection is being established to BMW Assist or page 16. Controls while a call to BMW Assist is already in 1. Press the button to open the start progress. If this happens, you must log off the menu. mobile phone from the vehicle if you wish to place a call with the mobile phone.

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Logging on mobile phone on vehicle The following prerequisites must be met: > The mobile phone is ready to operate. > The Bluetooth link on the vehicle, refer to 2. Open the menu by pressing the controller. page 157, and on the mobile phone is Navigation active. 3. Select "Communication settings" and press the controller. > Depending on the mobile phone, preset- tings on the mobile phone are necessary: 4. Select "Bluetooth" and press the controller. e.g. via the menu item Bluetooth activated or the menu item Connection not with con- firmation. > For logging on, specify any desired number Entertainment as the Bluetooth passkey, e.g. 1. This Blue- tooth passkey is no longer required follow- ing successful logon. > The ignition is switched on. Only log on the mobile phone with the

vehicle stopped, otherwise the passen- 5. Select "Phone" and press the controller. Communications gers and other road user can be endangered due to a lack of attentiveness on the part of the driver.< Mobility

155 Reference Telephoning 7. passkey canbe entered with iDrive: Controlthe on the DisplayDisplay if Bluetooth enter theBluetooth passkey you specified. your mobile phone or the Control Display to be requested consecutively via the display of Depending onyour mobile phone,you will first Logging on 6. Preparation with mobile phone 8. 10. 9. ler. Select "Add device" and press the control- nect or link under Bluetooth device. ofyour tions e.g. phone, mobile con- find, model, totheon the refer instruc- operating on themobile phone anddiffer depending carried out be must operations Additional and on the Control Display. Control the on and Bluetooth passkey onthe mobile phone seconds are available for entering the 30 Depending onthe mobile phone,approx. the Bluetooth passkey. Enter Control Display and "Phone" is selected. logged-on mobile phones is shown on the ofthe list the until seconds afew Wait controller. Select "Confirm passkey" andpress the 156 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to vehicle. the via ated in this list, the mobile phones cannot be oper- selected is phone mobile a as long As list. the in You canchangetheorder ofthemobile phones cle. mobile highest phone upin the via list vehi-the the vehicle simultaneously, you can operate the eral logged-onmobile phones are detected by stored thelogon data can bedisplayed. If sev- All mobile phonesthewhich for vehicle has List of logged-on mobile phones list will be deleted, refer to below. logon ofthethe in mobile last data phone the consecutively. If you log on a fifth mobile phone, Up to four mobile phones canbe logged on several minutes. your mobile phone if ne phone, refer to the operating instructions of This transfer is dependent on your mobile instructions of your mobile phone if necessary. ferred to your vehicle, refer to the operating SIM card or onyour mobile phoneare trans- vehicle, the phone book entries stored on the soon As a mobileas phoneis detected bythe ignitionthe switched on. minutes with the engine running or imum of 2 a max- within detected be will it interior, vehicle The next time you use the mobile phone in the troller. Select"Refuse connection"press and the con- vehicle: To cancel the logon ofthe mobile phoneonthe Select"Phone" presscontroller. and the Select "Bluetooth" and press the controller. press the controller. and settings" Select "Communication menuby pressing the controller. the button toopen start theOpen menu. the Press 16 . cessary, and can take take can and cessary, 6. Select the desired mobile phone and press 6. Select the desired mobile phone and press the controller. the controller. At a glance a At Controls

7. Select "Move device up" and press the con- 7. Select "Delete device" and press the con- troller. troller. The selected mobile phone is move upward The logged-off mobile phone is deleted by one position. from the list. The phone book entries you have trans-

ferred from your mobile phone to your vehi- Driving tips cle are also deleted in the process. Navigation

Logging mobile phone off vehicle If you no longer want to operate your mobile phone via the vehicle, you can delete the logon data of the mobile phone. Activating/deactivating Bluetooth link iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Bluetooth technology is not approved in Entertainment page 16. all countries. Observe the applicable local regulations. Temporarily disconnect the Blue- 1. Press the button to open the start tooth link between the vehicle and the mobile menu. phone if necessary.< 2. Open the menu by pressing the controller. If the Bluetooth link is deactivated, you cannot 3. Select "Communication settings" and operate your mobile phone via the vehicle and

press the controller. other devices with a Bluetooth interface can be Communications 4. Select "Bluetooth" and press the controller. used via the mobile phone, e.g. a laptop com- 5. Select "Phone" and press the controller. puter. To temporarily deactivate the Bluetooth link between your vehicle and your mobile phone: 1. Remove the mobile phone from the snap-in

adapter and switch it off. Mobility 2. Press the button to open the start menu.

157 Reference Telephoning 7. 5. 4. 3. 6. the steering wheel, refer to page with volume canalso buttonson adjustthe You minimum volume. tained, evenifthe other audio sources are set to volumeThisfor the hands-free system is main- volume. desired the select call to during a knob the Turn Adjusting volume tivate the link. tivate theand press controller toactivate or deac- active" communication Select "Bluetooth Select "Bluetooth" and press the controller. press the controller. and settings" "Communication Select menu and press the controller. Select the Select "Settings" and press the controller. the press and "Settings" Select link Bluetooth is activated.The 158 11 . 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to The mobile phone is detected bythe vehicle. on. The engine is running or the ignition is switched operate. in the vehicle and the mobile phone is ready to The logon data of the mobile phone are stored Requirements system. handsfree the via minutes 25 of you can continue an ongoing call for a maximum control, the e.g. removing remote after ness, theWith offandradio switched ignition readi- > > > > iDrive: You can operate the following functions via viaiDrive Operation stored in in stored andthe phone the num- phone book callerphone the numberof the you have If Receiving calls rently in use. in rently settingThe is for stored the controlremote cur- munication". Move the controller forward to open "Com- This opens the start menu. button. the Press Hang up. listcalls. accepted of Dial stored phone numbers, e.g. from the the book. from phone numbers phone Dial Dial phone numbers. 16 . ber has been transmitted, the name of the entry 4. Select "Dial number" and press the control- is displayed. ler.

Accepting a call At a glance a At Controls

Ending a call Select "Accept" and press the controller. 1. Select the phone number and press the controller. Rejecting a call

Select "Reject" and press the controller. Driving tips The caller is diverted to your mailbox if it has been activated.

Calling

Dialing phone numbers 1. Select "Phone" and press the controller. Navigation 2. Select "End call" and press the controller. Entertainment

2. Select "Dial" and press the controller. 3. Enter the desired phone number by dialing Dialing a phone number from phone the individual digits and pressing the con- book or a phone number stored in a list Communications troller. Phone numbers you have called, incoming calls Always enter the complete phone number and the entries of the phone book are stored in consisting of national dialing code, area lists when the mobile phone is connected to the code, and phone number. vehicle via Bluetooth. If the caller is entered in The letters correspond to the digits on the the phone book, the name of the entry is dis- keypad of the mobile phone.

played instead of the phone number. Mobility To delete an incorrect character: You can select the desired subscriber from the Move the controller toward the right to list and establish the connection. select , and press the controller.

159 Reference Telephoning > > > > > available: lists are Five 1. Control Display. entries. Thephone entriesbook appear on the The list - "A isZ" available foryou phone book book Dialingphone numbers phone from 3. 2. sent. telephone number of the caller to have been accepted calls are stored. This requires the The phone numbers of the last eight "Received calls" to have been sent. requires the telephone number of the caller which were not accepted are stored. This phonetheof last numbersThe eight calls calls" "Missed is atthe dialed number list. topofthe dialed are automatically stored. The last The last eight phone numbers you have "Redial" sorted according to frequency. is list The list. 8 Top the in stored cally -Z" are the automati- book"A from phone The eight numbers called most frequently "Top 8" number, are sorted alphabetically. phone and the name of consisting book, The entries of the mobile-phone phone "A - Z" Select"Phone" presscontroller. and the press the controller. and entry desired the of letter first the select theTo limit of number entries, displayed controller. press- Z"and the Select"A 160 2. 1. To anentryselect and establish aconnection: Dialing phone numbersa list stored in 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. phone book, e.g. to call a specific extension: You can change a phone number stored in the number. the home, name is shown once for eachphone officemobile phone and under one name, e.g. If different phone numbers are stored in the 5. 4. > > > > controller: the press and list Select Select"Phone" presscontroller. and the ler. control- the press and number" "Dial Select Change the phone number. Select digits" "Add and press thecontroller. troller. Select the desired entry and press the con- controller. press- Z"and the Select"A Select"Phone" presscontroller. and the The system dials the number. Select "Call" and press the controller. troller. Select the desired entry and press the con- "Received calls" "Missed calls" "Redial" 8" "Top Deleting entire list 1. Select an entry from the list and press the controller.

2. Select "Delete all numbers" and press the glance a At controller.

3. Select the desired entry and press the con- troller. Controls

3. Select "Yes" and press the controller. The list is deleted. Driving tips BMW Contact* If you are not activated for BMW Assist, you can display several service phone numbers: 4. Select "Call" and press the controller. > Roadside Assistance* of the BMW Group The system dials the number. when you require breakdown assistance

> BMW center, e.g. when you want to make Navigation Deleting individual entries an appointment for service 1. Select the desired entry from the list and > BMW Hotline* for information on all press the controller. aspects of your vehicle 2. Select "Delete" and press the controller. If BMW Assist is activated, refer to page 168. The entry is deleted. You can select the displayed service phone number if your mobile phone is logged on in the Entertainment vehicle: iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to page 16. 1. Press the button. This opens the start menu.

2. Move the controller forward to select Communications "Communication". Mobility

161 Reference Telephoning Contact is established. is Contact 6. 3. 4. 5. has been established. This function is available when aconnection e.g. remote checking of an answering machine. or services controllingfor devices, to network access for required is method dialing tone The dialing method tone via number phone Transferring Select "Call" and press the controller. troller. the con- press and Contact" "BMW Select the controller. press and Numbers" Contact "BMW Select > > > press the controller: Select one of the following menu items and "Service Request" Relations" "Customer "Roadside Assistance" 162 > switch over to the handsfree mode: mobile phones thatdonotautomatically For handsfree mode. tothe over switches automatically system the switched on.Depending onyour mobile phone, is the running or motor the ignition is when tem sys- handsfree the via vehicle of the range tooth You can continue calls begun outside the Blue- system mobileFrom phoneto handsfree hands-freephone and system mobile Changing between 4. 3. 2. 1. phone model. confirmed by a tone depending the mobile and immediately sent is character Each controller. ued via the handsfree system if necessary. necessary. if system handsfree viathe ued used, the conversation can also becontin- Depending onthe mobile phonemodel Select the desired character Select "Keypad" and press the controller. Press the controller. Establish connection.

and press the Act according to what is shown on the Ending/canceling operation by voice mobile phone display, refer to the operating Press the button on the steering wheel instructions of your mobile phone. or > Press the button above the storage {Cancel}. glance a At compartment. Switching over may take several seconds. In dialogs where text is spoken, not a command, e.g. a name, canceling is only possible using the From handsfree system to mobile button on the steering wheel. phone Having possible commands read aloud When you telephone via the handsfree system, you can also continue the call via the mobile The system understands default commands Controls phone if necessary, depending on the mobile that must be spoken word for word. phone model. Act according to what is shown You can have the possible commands spoken on the mobile phone display, refer to the oper- by the system at any point: ating instructions of your mobile phone. {Help}

Using alternative commands Driving tips Operation by voice* There are often a number of commands to run a function, e.g.: The concept {Dial name} or {Name}. You can operate your mobile phone without The system recognizes digits from zero to nine. having to remove your hands from the steering wheel. When making your entries, you will be You can say each digit individually or group

supported by announcements and questions in them into a sequence to accelerate the input. Navigation many cases. The same prerequisites as for operation via iDrive apply, refer to page 158.

Symbols in Owner's Manual {...}Say the specified commands word for Entertainment word. {{...}} Indicates responses of the system.

Voice commands

Activating system

1. Press the button on the steering wheel. Communications An acoustic signal indicates that you can say commands. 2. Say the command. The text or numbers that the voice com- mand system has registered will appear on the Control Display. Mobility

163 Reference Telephoning Dialing phone numbers Calling use. in rently settingThe is for stored the controlremote cur- mum volume. even if the other audio sources are set to mini- volumethe forinstructionsThis maintained, is the desired volume. theTurn buttonduring aninstruction toselect system: the from for canadjustthe instructionsYou the volume Adjusting volume { button on the steering wheel. Press the dialog: the Start Example: dialing phone numbers { e.g. Command Dial number Dial Dial { 3. 2. 1. }{{ 2 5 7890 456 123 scriber is established. The connection tothe desired sub- { theand then country code. For telephone calls abroad, say Say the phone number. connection is opened. establishing atelephone dialog for The { Dial Dial number 164 } }{{ . } } . {{ {{ Dependingequipment: on Response Dialing number 2 5 7890. And next? 456 123 Please say the number 2 5 7890. Continue? 456 123 { Plus } }} repeated as often as you like. asyou often as repeated The command this sequence ofdigits. been repeated by the system, you can delete ofdigits sequence has the After last spoken > > sonal phonevoice book. Operating by voice command requires aper- book Voice phone { Deleting input so far. Correcting phone number Delete the mobile phone or to store new numbers. eithermand to call phone numbers stored in com- voice use to possible isnot it case, dent of your mobile phone's memory. Inthis must be entered by voice and are indepen- On vehicles with a single drive, the entries phone's memory. your mobile from adopted automatically the DVDs, are entries navigation and CDs vehiclesOn with combined drives for audio The digits are deleted. { Correct number }} } is used to delete all the digits entered digits the all delete to is used }} }} or { Correct number } . } can be Creating and editing voice phone Selecting an entry book* The connection to the phone number of the Save entry: selected entry is established. { } An entry always consists of a name and phone 1. Dial name . glance a At number. The dialog for selecting an entry is 1. {Save name}. opened. The dialog for storing a name is 2. Say the name when prompted. opened. 3. Confirm the prompt with {Yes}. 2. Speak name and repeat entry upon request. Redialing Controls The spoken length of the names in the The {Redial} command calls "Redial". phone book must not exceed approx. 2seconds. 3. Say the phone number when prompted. Notes 4. To store the phone number: The commands in English were available {Save}.

as of this printing. Other languages are Driving tips Delete entry: currently not available. To operate the mobile You can delete any entry from the voice phone phone via the voice command system, refer to < book. page 22. 1. {Delete name}. Important for voice commands The dialog for deleting an entry is opened. For voice commands, keep the following in mind: Navigation 2. Say the name when prompted. > Issue the commands smoothly and at nor- 3. Confirm the prompt with {Yes}. mal volume, avoiding excessive emphasis Delete all entries: and pauses. {Delete phone book} deletes all entries in the > Keep the doors, windows and glass sunroof phone book. closed to prevent interference from ambi-

1. {Delete phone book}. ent noise. Entertainment The dialog for deleting phone book is > Avoid making other noise in the vehicle opened. while speaking. 2. Confirm the prompt with {Yes}. 3. Confirm the repeated prompt with {Yes}.

Have entries read aloud and select: Communications You can have all the entries of your voice phone book read aloud in the order of input and select a certain entry to establish a connection: 1. {Read phone book}. The dialog for reading phone book is

opened. Mobility 2. {Dial number} when the desired entry is read aloud.

165 Reference Telephoning 1. adapter Mounting/removing snap-in 2. Press the area area the Press adapter: snap-in the remove To Press the area remove the cover. press downuntil it engages. front and at the adapter snap-in the Insert 166 1 around around button. the 1 around buttonand the switched off. switched unlocked. steering the with or readiness radio The mobile phone's battery is charged from 2. 1. phone mobile Inserting Press button. Press Removing mobilephone and press downuntil it engages. upward electrical the toward connections Push the mobile withphone the facing keys adapter. snap-in that themobile phone canengagein the phone's antennaconnector if necessary, so protective the capfrom Remove the mobile using the when ignition phone the is theTo vehicle'sprotect batteries, avoid < TeleService** , BMW Assist

TeleService You can also use the services of BMW Assist via glance a At the Internet. The range of services is continually TeleService supports you when communicat- being expanded. ing with a BMW center. The built-in car phone can be used to transmit data regarding the ser- vice status of your vehicle or regarding legally Requirements mandated inspections directly to your BMW

center. This is the same data that is also stored You can use TeleService or BMW Assist when Controls for CBS Condition Based Service in the remove the following requirements are met: control. Your BMW center can then contact > The installed car phone is logged on to a you, and you can make an appointment that cellular telephone network. This network suits you while you are still on the road. Your must be capable of transmitting the ser- advantage here is that your BMW center can vices. prepare in advance for the required mainte- > To transmit position data, the vehicle must nance work. The TeleService functions are Driving tips be able to determine the current position. country-specific: the data regarding the service This can be displayed on the Control Dis- status of your vehicle or regarding legally man- play. dated inspections is transmitted on a country- > specific basis either automatically before they For TeleService or BMW Assist to be acti- fall due or during your calls to the BMW center. vated and updated, the GPS signal must be Your BMW center will be glad to provide more available. detailed information. > For BMW Assist: you have applied to your Navigation BMW center or BMW Customer Support for BMW Assist. BMW Assist Enabling TeleService or BMW Assist BMW Assist provides you with other services in For you to be able to use the services of addition to TeleService. For example, the posi-

TeleService or BMW Assist, these must be Entertainment tion data of your vehicle can be transferred to enabled. the BMW Assist response center if an emer- gency call* has been initiated. Requirements Many functions of BMW Assist depend on the > Make sure that the vehicle can determine its individually agreed contract. Data transmission, current position. Reception is best when e.g. of the CBS Condition Based Service, dif- you have an unobstructed view to the sky. fers from country to country. Communications > Leave radio readiness switched on while The contract of participation with BMW Assist connecting to the system. and the activation must be completed before you can use BMW Assist. Enabling When the contract expires, the car phone can iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to be deactivated by a BMW center without having page 16. to visit a BMW center. Following deactivation of the car phone, no emergency calls can be 1. Press the button. Mobility made. The car phone can be reactivated after This opens the start menu. signing a new contract with a BMW center. 2. Press the controller to open the menu.

167 Reference TeleService, BMW Assist 4. 3. 5. 6. run in the background. another menu, the enable process continue to played on the Control Display. If you open is dis- status The minutes. afew takes Enabling the controller. press and settings" Service "BMW Select press the controller. and settings" "Communication Select troller. Select "Service Status" and press the con- center starts. are enabled;exchange data service with the Assist BMW applicable, if and, TeleService troller. Select "Enable services" and press the con- 168 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. page iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to center was notified. BMW the the cancheck You date. when due to center prior directly automatically BMW toyour transmitted is inspections mandated legally on The data on the service status of your vehicle or Automatic service notification* > > > TeleService Assist: of BMW vices and The following special features apply for the ser- Services offered controller. Select "Service notification" and press the the controller. Select "Service requirements" and press Select "Service" and press thecontroller. menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. CBS Condition Based Service. the dataof the position your or current data, The data transferred can be the vehicle possible todoboth. In countries, it country. and the some is transferred, depending on the equipment contactis Voice orestablished data are The services offered are country-specific. 16 . If the current position can be determined, the current vehicle location is displayed. 6. Select "Start service" and press the con- troller. At a glance a At Contact to Roadside Assistance will be estab- lished.

Setting up contact to your BMW center or BMW Customer Relations Breakdown assistance You can contact your BMW center, e.g. to arrange a service appointment. Controls You can call Roadside Assistance* of the BMW Group should you require help in the For information related to your vehicle, call the event of a breakdown. BMW Customer Relations. iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to This requires your mobile phone to be logged page 16. on in the vehicle. 1. Press the button. iDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to Driving tips This opens the start menu. page 16. 2. Move the controller forward to select 1. Press the button. "Communication". This opens the start menu. 3. Select "BMW Assist" and press the control- 2. Press the controller to open the menu. ler. 3. Select "Service" and press the controller. 4. Select "BMW Service" and press the con- 4. Select "BMW Service" and press the con- Navigation troller. troller. 5. Select desired BMW service: > "Service Request" > "Customer Relations" Entertainment

5. Select "Roadside Assistance" and press the controller. Communications

6. Press the controller. 7. Select "Start service" and press the con- troller. Contact to the desired BMW service will be established. Mobility

169 Reference TeleService, BMW Assist 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. deactivated. is Assist BMW If you theblock services, connectionthe to Blocking services* 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. the update services. should changes, youwill benotified. In this case you Assist or BMW If the TeleService offering from Displaying and updating services Assist BMW orAdapting TeleService 7. troller. Select "Service Status" and press the con- the controller. press and settings" Service "BMW Select press the controller. and settings" "Communication Select menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. Select "Options" and press the controller. TeleService or AssistBMW are displayed. The current services available from troller. Select "Service Status" and press the con- the controller. press and settings" Service "BMW Select press the controller. and settings" "Communication Select menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. controller. Select "Update services" and press the 170 To theTo blocki deactivate BMW Assist once again tolog again onagain. once Assist BMW applicable, if and, TeleService Enable ments. This does not affect the contractual agree- must be carried out again, refer to page tact your BMW center. BMW your tact adjustTo the license plate number, please con- 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. number of your vehicle can be displayed. the license plate and the vehicle identification TeleServiceWhen orAssist BMW is activated, data Displaying vehicle not betransferred during an emergency call currentvehicle the blocked,will position and The use ofTeleService or BMWAssist is 7. 6. Select "Profile" and press the controller. the controller. press and settings" Service "BMW Select press the controller. and settings" Select "Communication menu. Press the controller to open the Open the start menu. controller. Select "Terminate services" and press the Select "Options" and press the controller. ng function, enabling 167 * . . At a glance a At Controls Driving tips Navigation Entertainment Communications Mobility

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Mobility

This section helps you maintain your mobility by supplying important information on vital topics including fuels and lubricants, wheels and tires, service, maintenance and breakdown assistance. Refueling dent. anexplosion cause afireand leaky or in anacci- tainers in the vehicle. These could become fuel transport con- reserve Never regulations. the tank and a message displayed. is amessage tankand the 3. 2. 1. can unlock the fuel filler door manually. you occur, should malfunction electrical an If Manual release door. filler fuel To open and close: press the rear edge of the Fuel filler door Refueling Pull the knobwith panel. side the off take and panel Open the snap fasteners of the right side cover the mat and located it.beneath In the luggagecompartment, raise the floor < applicable precautionary measures and and measures precautionary applicable all observe always fuel, handling When eling, otherwise nofuel can be filled into offthe before refu- engine switch Always 174 the gas pumpsymbol. < is loose or missing. or loose is off firstoff the time. The fuel tank is full when the filler nozzle clicks > > to leads this otherwise as refueling, during nozzle filler the raising Avoid pipe. filler the into pletely When refueling, insert the filler nozzle com- to the fuel filler door. Place the fuel filler cap in the bracket attached station. Observe the following when refueling following when the Observe the vehicle. A message aclick. hear capandturn the Fit clockwise it until you clearly Closing fillerFuel cap can occur. ensured damage and km, otherwise engine functions are not 50 liters. gallons/15 4 approx. capacity of reserve liters, including the gallons/70 18.5 Approx. Fuel tankcapacity recovery system. a reduced efficiency of the fuel-vapor premature pumpshutoff safety guidelines posted at the service handlingWhen fuels always observe any filler cap between the fuel filler cap and attached fuel strap to the the notjam Do miles/ cruising range falls below 30 as as possibleRefuel soon once your < < * is displayed if thecap < verter will result. damage can result. The minimum approved fuel grade is AKI 91. maximum fuelperformance.and economy Always use this premium grade fuel to obtain SuperPremium Gasoline/AKI 93 fuel Required Fuel specifications may also result in unscheduled maintenance. unscheduled in result also may recommendations these with comply to Failure Gasoline. Detergent is that TopTier as as gasoline such advertised recognizedby switchingto a high-quality brand you are using, we recommend that you respond which could you be suspect related tothe fuel Should you encounter drivability problems high altitude. and temperature ambient ashigh such tions especially under certain environmental condi- defects in materials orworkmanship. applicablethe with warranties respect to equivalent amountofco-solvent, will notvoid methanol plus an MTBEor3% that is, 15% weight, by oxygen 2.8% to up with oxygenates ethanol or other ing up toand including 10% in the United States and Canada. Fuels contain- sale for offered gasolines among etc., additives, in volatility,quality: ferences fuel composition, Field experience has indicated significant dif- Use high-qualitybrands permanent damage to the catalytic con- catalytic the to damage permanent otherwise gasoline, leaded use not Do minimum quality, as otherwise engine Do not use gasoline below the specified drivability, stalling problems and starting ofThe use poor-quality fuelsresult may in < < < 175

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Wheels and tires refer topage over the vehicle. the over drive onaflattire canlead to a ofcontrolloss to Attempts handling andbraking response. vehicle's your impair seriously will tire flat A tire. drive depressurized,dent. witha Do not i.e.flat, lead andthe totirealso damage risk of an acci- but stability, driving vehicle's your compromise rect tire pressures, cancondition notonly that a caution, you may be driving on tires with incor- this pre-If toobserve fail trips. you long starting these is available from your center. BMW approved and recommended by BMW; a list of temperature. pressuresthe for specifiedtire sizes at ambient The tables below provide all the correct inflation specificationsPressure spare wheel warm, the tire inflation pressure increases. hours. When tires are been parked for at least 2 km driving or when the vehicle has miles/2 1.25 are cold. This means after a maximum of Only check tire inflation pressure when the tires pressure Checking driving most safety. importantly, and fort com- driving to life,but also service tire's the to theof specified tire pressure are crucial not only maintenance andthe tires ofthe condition The Information for your safety Tire inflation pressure Wheels and tires always reinitialize the Flat Tire Monitor, Monitor, Tire Flat the reinitialize always correcting After the inflation pressure(s), sizes and tire brands respectively brands tire and respectively sizes The inflation pressures apply to the tire the on including necessary, if correct and Check the tireinflation pressure regularly * 176 : at least twice a month and before before and amonth twice : atleast 77 . < < < occur. Otherwise tire damage and accidents could the relevant table onthe following pages. km/hfrom mph/160 for speeds exceeding 100 pressures tire adjust necessary, if and, observe, the door post when you open the driver's door. These pressure specifications can befound on km/h to achieve optimum driving comfort. 160 mph/ column Traveling speeds 100 uptomax. pressures listed onthe following pages in the inflation tire respective tothe pressures adjust km/h, mph/160 100 up to normal driving For km/h mph/160 to100 up Tire inflation pressures for speeds age and accidents may result. Do not exceed this speed, otherwise tire dam- bv 0 p/6 km/h mph/160 above 100 Tire inflation pressures for speeds > > > ing: tion pressure for your tires, observe the follow- identification correct For rightof tire the infla- Maximum allowable driving speed conditionsLoad Tire sizes ofyour vehicle xeso 0 p/6 km/h, please mph/160 of100 excess In order to drive at maximum speeds in nlto rsue s10mh10km/h. mph/160 inflation pressures is 100 The permissible top speed forthese tire < < 8/5Z 9-3/5 720-47/320 - - 37/250 41/280 - - 37/250 37/250 - - 47/320 37/250 41/280 38/260 35/240 38/260 More details onthe permissible load and weights can be foundonpage 35/240 19 ZR 285/35 19 ZR 255/40 M+S XL V 100 18 R 245/45 ambient temperature = Cold tires. cold with kilopascal the table are indicated in psi/ in specifications pressure All Tire size occur. limits, otherwise violations of the law could speed maximum local and all national Observe Z =overZ 150 mph/240 km/h Y = up to 186 mph/300 km/h km/h mph/270 to167 = up W V = up to 150 mph/240 km/h km/h mph/210 to131 =up H km/h mph/190 to118 = up T up to 100mph/160 km/hQ= Speed letter (in ZR tires before the R) Speed codeletter (not in ZR tires) Carrying capacity ID-code Rim diameter in inches radial – construction Belted ratio in Aspect Nominal width in mm e.g. Tire size tires. the toidentify easier andchoose it rightmakes Knowledge of the labeling on the side of the tire Tire identificationmarks Ξ 4/5R 245/45 ZR 285/35 18 19 0 p/6 km/h mph/160 100 Traveling speeds Traveling 0 V 100 up to max. of up tomax. Pressure specifications in psi/kPa Tire Identification Number Temperature A AA Traction 200 wear Tread maximum section width. For example: and tire shoulder sidewallon the tread between Quality grades canbefound where applicable Uniform Tire Quality Grading wheel. spare for 10 years. This also concerns thetire ofthe yearsmost, at even if some tireslast may after 6 all tires you replace that recommends BMW tire was manufactured in week 8 of 2006. the that indicates 0806 tireDOT... coding: the manufacturing The date isof tires contained in Tire age Tire age Tire size and tire design make tire for Manufacturer code e.g. DOT code: ofTransportation. U.S.Department the Tires with codesDOT meet theguidelines of including those exceeding 0 p/6 km/h mph/160 100 Traveling speeds DOT xxxx xxx 0806 204 . 177

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Wheels and tires teristics. tics and climate. characteris- in road differences and practices service habits, driving in variations to due norm ever, and may depart significantly from the actualupon the conditions of their how- use, 100. The relative performance of tires depends graded tire a as course government the on well sudden tire failure. Thegrade Ccorresponds to tire life, and excessive temperature can lead to tire ofthe material to degenerate andreduce Sustained high temperature can cause the on a specified indoor laboratory test wheel. heat when tested under controlled conditions its ability and ofheat todissipate generation tire's resistance C,representing the and tothe The temperature grades are A, the highest, B, Temperature nering, hydroplaning, or tests, and does notinclude acceleration, cor- traction poor performance. have may C marked tire A and concrete. asphalt of faces conditions onspecified government test sur- on wet pavement as measured under controlled Those grades represent the tire's ability to stop AA, A, B, and C. are from highest traction grades, The to lowest, Traction 150 would wear one and one-half (1 ernment testcourse. For example,tirea graded under controlled conditions on a specified gov- on ofthe tested rate when wear tire the based rating acomparative grade is tread wear The Tread wear thesegrades.to Temperature A BC C AAAB Traction Tread wear DOT QualityGrades based on based straight-ahead braking traction this tire is to assigned grade traction The in addition Requirements Safety Federal to conform must tires car passenger All < 178 < peak traction charac- peak γ ) timesas Indicates specially reinforced tires. XL mer tires. These have better winter properties than sum- tires. all-season and Winter M+S safety, new tires should installed. be should tires new safety, suitable for winter conditions. Forthe sake of mm,they becomeperceptibly less in/4 of 0.16 When winter tires wear down past a tread depth surface. are road present the on water of amounts only small evenhydroplaning, when mmthere is an increased risk of high-speed 3 tread0.063 in/1.6mm. below At depths in/ 0.12 tion only specifies a minimum tread depth of exam for although, mm, 3 The tread depth should not drop below 0.12 in/ depth tread Minimum thein tread. theCheck depth. tread ofsigns damage and for foreign objects lodged your tread frequently tires for Inspect wear, Tire condition buildup andpossible tire failure. arately or in combination, can cause heat underinflation,or excessive loading, either sep- inflated and not overloaded. Excessive speed, required bylaw. test wheel minimum laboratory thanthe representhigher levels performance of the on cle Safety StandardNo.109. Grades B and A tires meetmust under Federal the Motor Vehi- a level ofperformance which all passenger car established forestablished atire thatis properly The temperature grade for this tire is ple, European legisla-ple, European < reached. beenhas mm in/1.6 tread depth of 0.063 has been driven down to the wear indicators, a Indicator.the If tire tread Wear – Tread with TWI ference and are marked on the side of the tire to arrow, distributedare the over tire's circum- Wear indicators at the refer base, tread-groove and other road users. road other and occupants vehicle for dangerous extremely be have the vehicle towed there. Tire damage can respondingly trained personnel. Ifnecessary, according toBMW repair procedures with cor- center or BMW tire shopthatworks nearest oughly checked. To do so, drive carefully to the topulltendency tothe left right. or astrong as such inresponse, vehicle changes kinds of problems may also be signaled by other ple, becaused by driving over curbs. These some other vehicle defect. This can, for exam- vehicle operation can indicate tire failure or Unusual vibrations encountered during normal ages. tible toroad hazards and consequential dam- suscep- more be to parts suspension and tires that Please note cause tires low-profile wheels, Wheel/tire damage ately and have wheels and tires thor- tires and wheels have and ately In these cases, reduce speed immedi- < as possible. as soon as vehicle the on remounted combination the have andtire tire original damage, wheel Following manufacturer. asingle from uration only ofa tires use single tread response, config- vehicle and handling good maintain To wise be impaired, e.g. ABSorDSC. other- would function whose systems various The correct wheel/tire combination also affects bination center. at your BMW can You theinquire rightabout wheel/tire com- safety. therefore cannot be held liable for driving BMW cannot evaluate their suitability, and ity. If non-approved wheels and tires are used, that they load-carrying asufficient have capac- ensure also tires, the selecting When dents. acci- severe risk with the of it contact,and body approvedthese– units differences could lead to actually have different dimensions than the could identical with tires official ratings size turing tolerances mean that even wheels and vehicle. Variations in factors such manufac- as has tested and approved for your particular limited service life. a in result can which age, their in variations wide bly different tire casing structures and the often impaired. The causes for this include the possi- anced. hazards. Make sure that the newwheels are bal- ger of subsequent damage and related safety is work out not carried there properly, is adan- with correspondingly trained personnel. If this works according to BMWrepair procedures The right wheelsand tires Retreaded tires wheels New and tires wheel and tire combinations that BMW BMW recommends that you use only retreaded tires, as driving safety may be use you recommend that not does BMW by your BMWcenter or tire shop that Have new wheels and tires installed only < < < 179

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Wheels and tires dents. damageoccur,tire may whichresult can inacci- 2. 1. Reinitialize the system for this purpose: becomemust familiar with the changed state. Transmission ofthe Manual tion Sequential changing theAfter wheels, tires slip or detec- After changing wheels/tires to speed attention Pay winter tires. as performance cold-weather of levels same tires, they generally fail summer the to provide better winter tires provide traction than M+S winter driving conditions. Although all-season BMW recommends winter tires for use in cold Special characteristics of winter tires vehicle response. and safety for standards demanding most the When used properly, these tires comply with tirethe sidewall. these from the clearly visible BMWmarking on depending onthe tire size. You canrecognize Certain tire makes are recommended by BMW Recommended tirebrands onds. Pull bothshift paddles forapprox. 2 sec- km/h. mph/150 90 and km/h mph/30 20 between speed ofroad Nonastraight stretch at a position lever the selector the into Move idling ble speed for the winter tires, otherwise Always observethepermissi- maximum < 180 After changing wheels/tires. to refer system, the reinitialize this, do To state. mission must become familiar with the altered Trans- Manual Sequential the detection of slip After mounting removingor snow chains, the incorrect displays can occur. necessary. chainwithmanufacturer's the specifications if accordance in Retension tensioned. ficiently suf- always are chains snow the that sure Make chains with the mounted. km/h mph/50 of 30 mounting snow chains. Do not exceed a speed Observe the manufacturer's instructions when wheels. the rear on 18 R 245/45 size the of is permitted Use in only with winter pairs, tires mation. infor- more for center your BMW Consult them. recommends and road-safe as them classifies BMW only tests certain Snow chains* tire. the of wall side the indicatedon inflation pressure tire grease and fuels. Do not exceed the maximum against tires protect all Always contact with oil, place with little as exposure light as to possible. Always store wheels and tires in a cool, dry Storage from the clutch the from briefly. opening and closing noticeable be may This driving. during ually will automatically learn the changed state grad- If you do not carry outinitialization, system the tialize tialize Flat the otherwise Tire Monitor, chains, donotini- mounting snow After fine-link snow chains, chains, fine-link snow < ards. subsequent damage and related safety haz- not carried properly, out there is adanger of respondingly trained personnel. If this work is according toBMWrepair procedures with cor- thatworks aworkshop center or your BMW follow, haveworkonyour vehicle doneonly by you donotknowwhatrepair procedures to If the required professional technical training. Under the hood Press the release handle and open the hood. Opening lever. Pull Releasing Hood < repair operations on your vehicle without or service any perform to attempt Never You cannot start off with the hood open. hood the with off cannot start You < should stop at once andclose stopatonce it should securely. pletely closed while driving your vehicle, you thatthe signs If you any notcom- hoodis see result. to engage. cmwith momentum. It be must clearly heard 40 in/ 16 aheight the ofapprox. from Close hood Closing hood is clear, otherwise injuries may that the sure Make closing pathofthe 181 <

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Under the hood instrument cluster. level check. You can display the oil level in the Your vehicle is equipped with an electronic oil Checking engine oillevel driving style and driving conditions. The engine oil consumption is dependent on Engine oil 1 Engine compartment 3 2 engine oil, page Filler neck for engine oil, refer to Adding microfilter cover Brake fluid reservoir, located beneath the page Expansion tankforcoolant, refer to 184 182 183 the instrumentthe cluster. The displayed numeric in shown is display level oil the until repeatedly BC the the button turnin leverPress signal 3 2 1 6 5 4 Minimum marking Maximum marking Oil level page windshield cleaning systems, refer to and headlamp the of reservoir fluid Washer ground/negative terminal Body Starting-aid terminal, topage terminal, refer Starting-aid 60 197 out as soon as as possible. out as soon carried is measurement requested The played. style. driving asporty with or distances short driving value. This can, for example, bethe case when minutes orlonger. 30 take can value new a of determination The ning. driving or when stopped with the engine run- The oil level is measured continuously while Exact measurement oilThe level the between must be marks. two displayed.value is starting engine, the determined last After the above Minimum. value indicates the current oil level in liters 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. measuring accuracy. e.g. after adding engine oil, however with a low can also quickly determinethecurrent oil level, you the measurement, continuous In addition to Fast measurement displayed. minute the current oil level is After approx. 1 is displayed during themeasurement. symbol clock A determined. is level oil The seconds. atleast 2 for lever signal turn the button in BC the Press shown in the instrument cluster. is display level oil the until repeatedly lever signal turn the button in BC the Press engine Allow the atidle.to run position. tal rupted driving, parkth uninter- of km miles/10 6 least at after i.e. With the engine at operating temperature, < e.g. withe.g. the dis- is cold, engine "-.-" If not all measuring conditions are met, was not possible to determine a new new a determine to possible not was If only dashes are shown in the display, it < e vehicle in a horizon- 6 5 4 3 2 1 Possible displays too much oil. much too erwise the engine maybedamagedby adding liter of oil, oth- US quart/1 Add a maximum 1 of also shown on the Control Display. oil level measurement. Inthis area a message is quarts/liters is displayed bythe Minimum 0.0 of the above slightly value a until oil add not Do Adding engineoil No value No value determined atthis timecan be being determined Quick measurement running: oil level is Oil level at maximum result if too much oil has been added. been has oil much too if result Oil level too high Adding engine oil below engine oil atthe next opportunity, refer to liter of quart/1 US Add a maximum1 of Oil level at minimum: OilOK level otherwise the engine could be damaged. km, miles/200 125 next the within oil Add ately, otherwise engine damage may Have the vehicle checked immedi- 183 <

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Under the hood directly afterward. directly vent health risks. pre- to containers the on warnings the observe Keep oil,childrenof greaseetc. reach of out and water. and soap with contact with oil be should thoroughly washed into come that any areas reason, skin this For the currentthe oil level. wise the oil level check cannot reliably display liter of oil, USquart/0.5 other- Add at least0.5 is specified in SAE grades. Viscosity is a measure an of oil's flow rating and Viscosity grades www.bmwusa.com to obtain this information. at the website or visit 1-800-831-1117 at America ofNorth also call BMW can You oils. mance Synthetic Oil orapproved synthetic in its vehicles with extensive testing. cific oils after confirming their suitability for use an engine. BMWcontinuously approves spe- significance for the operation and service life of qualityThe oilengine the of selected has critical Approved engine oils personnel. repair procedures with correspondingly trained aworkshop that works accordingat toBMW oil onlyHave changed atyour center or BMW Oil change < display, carry out a quick measurement level oil the of updating immediate For caused cancer in laboratory testing. Continuous exposure toused oil has 10W-60. oils belongApproved grade tothe SAE detailed questions on BMWHigh Perfor- Your BMW center will be happy toanswer result inengine damage. these oil as may additives, notuse Do 184 < < < < < posing of coolant additives. ofcoolant posing containers. onthe tions present a health hazard; observe the instruc- additives. suitable for centersuitableyourBMW Ask your for BMW. tive.all Not commercially availableadditives are addi-comprised coolant is water and Coolant of can cause burns. happy to recommend a suitable oil. below –4 operated for a longer period at temperatures ent temperatures. However, if the vehicle is vehicle model can be used at virtually all ambi- The oilsfrom the usedby BMW factory for your ambient Low temperatures > > specifications: following the with oils use Only synthetic oilsother oil between changes. can quantities of you small unavailable, add If BMWHigh Performance Synthetic Oil is Alternative oiltypes 2. 1. Checking coolantlevel Coolant API SJ/CF, or API SK/CF higher Specification 10W-50 SAE or 5W-50 SAE 10W-40, alternative: SAE 10W-60; preferred: SAE Viscosity open. then toescape, continuesure turning to pres- accumulated any toallow clockwise tank counter- expansioncap ofthe the Turn ture. The engine be must at ambient tempera- mental protection regulations when dis- Comply with the appropriate environ- engine damage may result. The additives otherwise additives, suitable use Only when theis enginehot. Escapingcoolant cooling system to the not addcoolant Do 7 /–20 6 < , your BMWcenter will be < < checked. thoroughly system Have noticeable. the considerably longer brake pedal travel may be below the minimum level. At the same time, a The brake fluid in the reservoir has fallen to immediately. stop play: accordingly. required. Please adapt your driving style significantly longer braking distances might be 3. Brake fluid Malfunctions system Brake 6. 5. 4. to the drawing next to the filler neck.filler the to next drawing the to theof fillerthe upperedge neck,refer also height as same is atthe float rod ofthe end The coolant level is correct whentheupper nated as soon aspossible. assoon nated theelimi- loss for the coolant reason Have Turn the cap until there is an audible click. the specified level – do not overfill. upto coolant add slowly low, is coolant If the brake pedal pathcanbe necessary, and When you continue driving, an increased malfunction on Canadian models. described previously the of Display message is shown on the Control Dis- of the handbrake being released; a spite in up red lights lamp warning The < installed. ating safety if non-approvedpads are continued responsibility for the vehicle's oper- use onyour vehicle, weare unable to assume for pads brake ofother suitability the assess sponding vehicle model. BMWcannot As immediately. mum pad thickness. Have brake pads replaced play. The brake havereachedpads their mini- Brake pads that BMW has the for has corre-approved that BMW brake pads only use safety: your own For malfunction on Canadian models. described previously the of Display message is shown on the Control Dis- of the handbrake being released; a spite in up red lights lamp warning The < 185

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Maintenance > > > > > deadlines, refer to page mandated legally and intervals maintenance remaining distances and times of selected toshow the Display canset Control You the basis for trouble-free driving. own individual requirements, the system builds and maintenance regimen thatreflects your service a define you letting By requirements. service future current and the determine to this uses Service Based Condition account. into BMW your of conditions driving ent and algorithms the take Sensors special differ- Condition CBS Based Service value. prove anasset of inestimable tobe will history dealer service acomplete BMW, your Should the daycomewhen youdecide tosell your vehicle. for service ideal the providing by maintenance ultimate objective is to ensure economical The replacement of the filters for the inside air. comfort and convenience features, such as includes operations related to the vehicle's of your BMW. The service schedule also preservation of the traffic and operating safety The BMW maintenance system supports the maintenancesystem BMW Maintenance Spark plugs Brake fluid Microfilter/activated-charcoal filter separately rear and front pads, Brake oil Engine 186 66 : is not ensured. effectiveness of CBS Condition Based Service service. vice Advisor when you takeyour vehicle in for control you last used to drive theto BMWSer- cle.You should therefore hand over the remote serviceproceduresindividual for yourown vehi- Advisor can suggest precisely the right array of Service BMW your control, remote the in stored trol during driving. the accessing data After continuously thein remote con- maintenance Your vehiclestoresthe information required Service data in remote control fied regularmaintenance. verify that your vehicle has received the speci- Booklet for Canadian models. These entries modelsfor and US Warranty Service and Guide Booklet Information Warranty and Service cle's cedures are confirmed by entries in your vehi- pro- service thatthese time toensure the Take center.BMW ments. require- service on information additional for and Service Guide Booklet for Canadian models for andWarranty US models Booklet mation Please consult your Service and Warranty Infor- Canadian models Serviceand Guide Booklet for Booklet forUS modelsand Warranty Serviceand Warranty Information > > on local regulations Legally mandated inspections depending Vehicle check rectly, refer topage rectly, cor- set the always is sure date Make andrepair operations performed at your service recommendsyou have that BMW < < 71 , as otherwise the within a few days. cap is the tightened, thethen will display goout fuel vapor escapes. Thena display light up. If cially the catalytic converter, within time. a short espe- emission-relevant components, to the Heavy engine misfiring led toserious damage the nearest BMWcenter as soon as possible. this youshould case reduceand drive speed to aexcessiveisof sign misfiring the of engine.In conditions. undercertain flashes lamp This The Diagnostics interface Socket for OBD Onboard Exhaust-gas values Exhaust-gas under a cover. side, on the underside theof instrument panel driver's the on left the to islocated socket This the OBD socket with a device. exhaust-gas composition can be checked via which decisive the are for Components ened, the OBD system can close when If the fuel filler capis notproperly tight- malfunction in Canadian models. described previously the of Display vehicle checked as as soon possible. exhaust-gas values worsen. Have the The warning lamp lights up. The < for your vehicle brochure. nance ofyour BMWis contained in theCaring Important information on the care and mainte- Care services. corresponding enable to recorded or mitted Assist, certain vehicle data can betrans- BMW participationof contract signed a for vehicle data or information. If you have also or certain for device transmitting recording a eral measuring and diagnosis modules, or with Your vehicle may be equipped with one or sev- Recorders Data Event 187

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Replacing components not describedhere.not is yourself that or perform to feel competent not your center BMW perform any work that you do in replacing them. BMW recommends having diligent duly be must You vehicle safety. to tion Lamps and bulbs make an essential contribu- bulbs and Lamps 3. 2. 1. Wiper bladereplacement wing the nut Loosen to open. lid. compartment toolkit onboard The is located in luggagethe Onboard toolkit components Replacing it is heard to engage.heardit to is Mount the newwiper blade and slide in until gage it. wiper towardfrontthe the blade todisen- while sliding together the tabs safety Press Fold the wiper arm out and grasp firmly. 188 workshop that works according to BMWrepair times.number of onand off an unusual are they not switched that the probability of a failure is very low, provided The service life of these bulbs is very long and lampsXenon as hours, irritation retinaof couldthe result. emitting diodes. 1 light- asClass designated are officially lasers, conventional in applied that to similar concept light-emitting diodes, which operate using a the controls and displays in your vehicle. These cent lenses serve theas light source formany of Light-emitting diodes behindinstalled translu- Light-emitting diodes LEDs ter. cen- your BMW please contact aim, headlamp Caring for your vehicle brochure. separate the in instructions the follow please care For andmaintenance of headlamps, the turer. instructions provided bythe bulb manufac- damage when replacing bulbs, observe any equipment or injury possible avoid To ring. toprevent circuits short involved occur-from your center. BMW selectionA of replacement is bulbsavailable at metal socket. clean cloth, napkin, etc.,or hold the bulb byits a Use life. itsservice and reduce surface bulb's ofcontamination amounts will burn into the < < performed only performed only your center a by or BMW Have workonthe Xenonlighting system stare into the unfiltered light for several notremovetheDo covers, andnever described, and for checking and adjusting not is changing which for bulbs For electrical system, turn offtheconsumers Whenever you perform any work on the your bare fingers, as even minute touch with glass ofnew the bulbs Never < < ingly trained personnel. ing repair BMW to procedures with correspond- accord- works that workshop a or center BMW In eventthe ofamalfunction, please gotoyour Parkingand roadside parking lamps work is carried out improperly. system, there is a danger of fatal injuries when sonnel. Due to the high voltage present in the procedures with correspondingly trained per- 1. W 5 Bulb 5 watts, W Side-mounted signals turn 1. W 21 PY watts, 21 Bulb signals,front Turn 3. 2. 2. out. light with the tip finger,of your pivot then it the edge backagainst of the Press front andremove. left to the bulbtheTurn holder Remove Remove the bulb forreplacement. andremove. left to the bulbtheTurn holder ment. turning it to the left for removal and replace- whilebulb pressureApply gentle the to < 6 5 4 3 2 1 > > > Tail lamps sonnel. procedures with correspondingly trained per- workshop that works according to BMWrepair To replace, please centergo to your BMW a or Side lamps, marker rear front and 2. 1. fitting. bulb central a into integrated are bulbs the All luggage compartment. the of side left-hand the shows illustration The lamps Fender-mounted ingly trained personnel. ing repair BMW to procedures with correspond- accord- works that workshop a or center BMW In eventthe ofamalfunction, please gotoyour operation. for technology LED uses lamp This brake Center lamp rk lamp brake Roadside parking lamp, tail lamp and Reflector Backup lamp Tail lamp and brake lamp Tail lamp and brake lamp Turn signal W 21 P bulb21 watts, lamps: Other 16 W W watts, Backup lamps: bulb 16 W 21 Turn signals: bulb watts, 21 PY side panel andpull outthepanel. Undo the quick-release fasteners of the mat. up floor Lift 189

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Replacing components 3. 4. pressure and then continue driving. off the damaged area, restore the tire inflation in tire, seal inside ofthe the asealant can apply vided in the BMWM5. Using this system you pro- is System Mobility M an tire, flat a repair To Mobility System M Repairing flattirewith 1. W 5 C watts, 5 Bulb plateLicense lamp in luggageLamps compartment lid 2. bulb fitting. bulb onthe bulb fitting bottom the andremove clips atthe two together the topand Press ment. turning it the to leftfor removal and replace- Apply gentle pressure tothe bulb while Other lamps: Remove and replace the bulb. Backup lamps: lamp. right, the This the toarrows. releases refer Insert screwdriver into the slot press and to Remove theRemove lamp and replace the bulb. 190 Preparation bottle and apply it to the steering wheel. Pull the sticker for the sp bottle. device.the the tire ifetrated possible. Do notremoveforeign bodies which havepen- under the panel flap. compartment floor gage Mobility System is located in the lug- The M lations. regu- and guidelines safety all with Comply cle. appropriate distance from the rear of the vehi- an at roadside the on up it set required, is lamp a warningIftriangle or portablewarning hazard aguardrail. asbehind place, such safe that they outside the remain area immediate in a occupants outofthe get vehicle andensure engage the first or revers ofthe the ting and Set wheels. handbrake set- straight-ahead in wheel steering the Lock the hazard warning flashers. on traffic and on ground. Switch solid passing sealant bottle. Please observe the best-by date on the observe the information on the sealant System, Mobility M the using Before on provided also are System Mobility M the usingCorresponding information on park the vehicle as far as possible from measures breakdown:Safetyin case a of < < < < eed limit off the sealant sealant offthe limit eed e gear. Have all vehicle h Mobility Systemconsists of The M stored in the compressor housing. Connector,connectingand cable hose are 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 Model with pressure gauge on hose* 2 1 wheel and compressor bottle or sealant and sor Connecting hose forconnecting compres- pressure inflation Screw on pressure gauge for reducing tire pressure Pressure gauge for indicating tire inflation switch On/Off Compressor Mounting bottle sealing for Connector and cable for lighter socket bottle towheel sealant from Filling hose limit bottle with speed andsticker Sealant 3. 2. 1. could escape. stored on underside of compressor. Connector,connectingand cable hose are 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 housing* in Model with pressure gauge integrated Filling sealant into wheel > > > as proceed follows: Mobility System, aflat To repair M withtire the System MMobility Using is closed. is sure screw that Make For model with pressure gauge on hose: bottle. Screw hose bottle. sealant Shake wheel and compressor bottle or sealant and sor Connecting hose forconnecting compres- Button for reducing tire inflation pressure pressure Pressure gauge for indicating tire inflation switch On/Off Compressor Mounting bottle sealing for Connector and cable for lighter socket page Produce tire inflation pressure, refer to Distribute topage refer sealant, Fill topage wheel, refer into sealant otherwise highly pressurized sealant sealant pressurized highly otherwise Strictlycomplyspecified with the order, 192 . < 9 onto connection of sealant sealant of connection onto 191 8 onpressure gauge 192 191 . .

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Comply with all safety guidelines and regu- ofthe rear vehi- from the distance appropriate atan it on is roadside set up required, lamp the If a warningtriangle guardrail. a asbehind place, such in a area diate safe the thatthey and ensure outside remain imme- Have all vehicle occupants getout of the vehicle lever. engage adriving position with the selector wheel The tools are locatedin the hollowthe ofspare 3 2 1 pleting work. after com- them initial totheir return positions them, before removing then ofthe tions tools later noises on, rattling To avoid posi- the note What you will need Lug wrench Lug jack Vehicle Chock * . * * * * or portable hazard warning warning hazard portable or < 3. 2. 1. Preparing wheel change 1. wheel* Spare 1. Jacking upvehicle 4. 3. 2. Loosen the lug bolts a half turn. half a lug bolts theLoosen ing. toprevent theother vehicle steps roll- from take grade, asteep On this wheel. in of front the other side of the vehicle, or on inclines, Place the chock behind the front wheel on Preventthe vehiclerolling: from Observethe safety precautionsabove. Pull back lock cause accidents and personal injury. raise any ofany load Todosokind. could to raise vehicle another model with orit to perpendicularly beneath thejacking point. ground ofthe onthe face jackbase rests closest tothe entire so that the sur- wheel point jack vehicle jacking the atthe Position completely and loosen the belt Remove the spare wheel. wheel. the spare tool of the out mount Take Remove the cover the Remove changing wheels only. Do not attempt not attempt Do only. wheels changing The vehicle jack is designed for 1 , fold open lock open clamp , fold 4 . 193 3 . < 2

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Replacing components 2. 3. 2. 1. mounting After 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. a wheel Mounting up, refer to illustration detail. illustration to refer up, ofthe recess pointjacking when cranking the Guide into jack head rectangularthe changing is raised from the ground. Jack the vehicle up until the wheel you are at the earliest opportunity. Check theand correct tire inflation pressure Nm. ft/120 lb 88.5 fied tightening torque. is The torque that theyensure are tightened to speci- the torque wrench possible soon as as to Tighten thelug bolts in adiagonal pattern. beneath the vehicle. Lower the vehicle and remove the jack from pattern. diagonal a in securely bolts the Screw in the remaining lug bolts. Tighten all bolts mayalso berequired. ine BMW light-alloy wheels, different lug When youmount wheels other than Genu- lug bolts intoopposite bolt holes. Secure screwing the by two at wheel least Position the new wheel or spare wheel. hub. Also clean the lug bolts. the mounting surfaces of the wheel and or ofmud dirt from accumulations Remove wheel. Unscrew the lug bolts and removethe seal caps against contamina- against caps dirt and seal Protect valve stems and valve stem checked with acalibrated bolts lug the have always safety, ensure To 194 < possible. as as shouldsoon remounted be wheel mal However, to restore the original state, the nor- equivalent to them in all load and speed ranges. that of the other wheels. Thespare wheel is 6. 5. 4. 8. 7. 3. 2. 1. Stowing wheeland tools Driving with spare wheel spare with Driving 4. 3. Thread the belt Thread the Completely open the tensioning lock. eyes. lashing the into belt the Hook the protruding belt end. Fold the tensioning lock closed and stow times. lock byopening and closing the lock several Tighten belt the firmly with tensioning the sion it by hand. tensioning without lock twisting it andten- lashing eyes wheel Center the and cover totherelative Lay coverthe mounting. onthe inLay wheel the the mounting. tool ble and have the new wheel/tire balanced. possi-Replace as thedamagedtire soon as tires onpage mission, refer to After changing wheels/ of gradual loss.of gradual air source frequent a is stems valve in Dirt tion. page Initialize Flat the Tire refer Monitor, to the size of the spare wheel differs from certainWith wheel-and-tire combinations < 77 , and the Sequential Manual Manual theTrans- , and Sequential 5 180 . 3 through the axis . < 6 of the ofthe over duringover transport. restrain it the toprevent tipping battery from Always andstorage. for position transport cling center. the anuprightMaintain battery in > > > Charging battery in all concerning matters battery. the advise to glad be will center BMW Your mate. when the vehicle is operated in a temperate cli- will for ofthe last life the electrolyte battery maintenance-free, i.e., theThe battery is 100% Battery care Vehicle battery > and must beupdated: reinitialization. Individual settings are also lost some equipment may belimited and require of functioning the loss, power temporary a After failure Power Disposal on page starting toJump refer off.Connections, engine with the in engine the terminals compartment chargeOnly the battery thein vehicle the via page refer to starts, until Wait system the system Navigation refer to page must again stored Stations be if necessary, Radio page The values must be updated, refer to Time andDate page to refer again, stored be must positions The Seat, mirror and steering wheel memory BMW center orhand them in toarecy- your by of disposed batteries old Have 197 129 71 42 . . . . 138 . < the onboard onboard referthe kit, tool topage for compartment the in located are diagram tion Spare fuses, plastic tweezers and fuse alloca- resulting in a fire in the vehicle. this could lead toacircuit overload, ultimately as rating, amperage or color another of stitute 2. 1. compartment glove In Fuses 2. 1. In luggagecompartment Fold the cover forward or remove. Release both quick-release fasteners. right side panel and pull outthe panel. Release the quick-release fastener of the mat. up floor Lift do notreplace a defective fuse with a sub- and fuse blown a repair to attempt Never 195 < 188 .

Reference Mobility Communications Entertainment Navigation Driving tips Controls At a glance Giving and receiving assistance 1. call an emergency Initiating > > Conditionsfor emergencycall: an call Emergency receiving assistance and Giving the connection has been established. You will If conditions allow, remain in the vehicle until center has been established, the LED flashes. response Assist tothe BMW connection voice asthe soon up.As in buttonlights the LED The 2. center. BMW contractwith a new The car phone can be reactivated after signing a car phone, no emergency calls can be made. Following of the deactivation aworkshop. visit withoutcenter to having aBMW by deactivated Assist expires, the carphone canbe BMW When the contract of participation with > > > lamps may differ somewhat. arrangement of the switches and indicator Depending onthe vehicle's equipment, the Briefly press protective cover toopen. page to refer Assist, BMW Enabling enabled. is Assist BMW thevehicle. in logged on is phone mobile no when possible still thisWith equipment, anemergency call is Full preparation packagemobile phone. rs h utnfra es seconds. button the 2 atleast for Press The emergency call system is operable. communications network. The car phoneis logged ontoamobile activated. is readiness Radio 196 167 . necessary. replace the contents concerned in good time if oftheexpiration regularlydates contents and the check Therefore, life. service limited a have of the articlesSome contained in the first-aid kit First-aid kit* wing the nut Loosen to open. lid. compartment The warning triangle is located in the luggage triangle*Warning conditions. beingpressed.the button affected by not is severe accident. The emergencyautomatic call after a initiated immediately automatically Under certain conditions, anemergency call is be audible for the response center. longer operational. However, you may then still no is system hands-free the that instance, for indicate, could this system, hands-free the through center response Assist BMW the If the flashes, LED but you are unable tohear center. response Assist BMW determined, it will beforwarded tothe If the current position ofyour vehicle can be situation. the be then able to provideadetailed description of cannot beguaranteed For technical reasons, the emergency call < under unfavorable Loosen the the nutwing toopen. Loosen partment lid. first-aidThe kit is located in luggage com- the guard against possible injuries. possible personal against guard vehicles, andto both or one to damage prevent bothto fully adhere tothe sequence, following components while the engine is running. Care- handles. clamp fully-insulated another vehicle. Use only jumper cables with start tohelp method the use same can also You vehicle. second a in battery the from power with your tostart BMW cables jumper two When your battery is discharged, you can use Jump starting down directly via iDrive, refer to page Group for assistance in the event of a break- ofthe BMW Assistance tact the Roadside AssistWith BMW or TeleService, you can con- Contact brochure. foundtance inyourhomecountry can inthe be The phone numbers of the Roadside Assis- and public holidays. down around the clock, including on weekends offers you assistance in the event of a break- Group ofthe BMW Assistance Roadside The Roadside Assistance* always avoid all contact with electrical electrical with all contact avoid always ofpotentially injury, risk fatal the To avoid 169 < . 4. 3. 2. 1. page on overview toengine refer compartment also for battery, the as terminal a positive serves compartment engine the in starting jump for nal termi- auxiliary so-called the M5, BMW In your jumper cables. there is a danger of shorting. Connecting jumper cables jumper Connecting 3. 2. 1. Preparation vehicle. an engine or bodyground of the assisting or battery terminal ofthe to the to negative Attach one endof the jumper cable minus/– ing-aid terminal ofthe vehicle tobe started. ofthe toastart- or battery positive terminal second ofthe the totheAttach end cable assistance. ing ofthe vehicle terminal starting-aid provid- a or battery ofthe terminal the positive to Attach one end of the jumper cable plus/+ Todoso, aid pull the terminal. tab. starting- cover ofthe the Fold BMW open ponents in bothvehicles. com- and systems electrical offany Switch cle. Switch off the engine of the assisting vehi- tery. bat- the on found be can information This approximately the same capacitance in Ah. Volts and vehicle has a voltage of 12 Check the whether ofthe battery other 182 low this sequence when connectinglowsequence this when fol- sparks, from personal injury To avoid theof bodies vehicles, the two otherwise There must not beany contact between h oe a smre iha+. . Thecover cap is marked with a < 197 <

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