Reduce speed immediately for stopping while avoiding extreme braking and steering maneu- vers. Drive may then only be carried out via the rear axle. Have the system checked as soon as possible. For additional information, refer to pages94, 95 Proceed cautiously and defen- sively. When driving on poor roads, avoid using full throttle or press- ing the accelerator beyond the kick- down point and also avoid forceful braking or full braking.
Otherwise the drive train may be damaged or acci- dents can occur. If the brake warning lamp lights up yel- low in the described combination, the EBV Electronic brake-force distribution is still available. Indication of the above- described malfunction in Cana- dian models. Search in BMW X5 4. BMW X5 4. If you believe th. Car Manuals Online. He has broad expertise on basic repair procedures covering the majority of cars on the road. Car companies often use the same engines in different cars.
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The video displayed may not look exactly like your car, but may be relevant enough for you to get a good idea how to do it. Getting Started - Prepare for the repair. Car Displayed: BMW i 3. Share on. Full list of part and tools. Refer also to page The average fuel consumption is calcu- lated for the time during which the engine is running. Page Mid Multi-Information Display 5 Indicator display for the various speed limit may have to be reset once onboard systems the power supply has been reestab- lished.
Press the right side of the button. The clock takes leap years into account and therefore does not have to be reset manually. Page 86 The stopwatch is halted when the ignition key is turned back to 0, but starts to run again when the ignition key is turned to 1.
Page 87 The LED goes out when the system is switched off. TIMER 1. Press twice. Page 90 The computer will only register fuel amounts over 1. Press the left or right side of the button. Page 91 Enter the code with the function but- tons. After the code has been entered cor- rectly and confirmed with the SET but- ton, the time display appears. Page 92 Each time an entry is stored, the pro- gram number appears on the display.
To terminate the selection procedure: Press the right side of the button. You may switch the sys- tem on again manually as needed. DBC is deactivated when you release the brake pedal. Page Dsc Dynamic Stability Control An appropriate driving style always remains the responsibility of the driver.
So please do not further limit the addi- tional safety margin by risky driving. HDC is automatically deactivated once vehicle speed again exceeds approx. Page Hdc Hill Descent Control Self-Leveling Suspension Even when the position of the vehicle is normal, have the system checked as soon as possible when a malfunction is indicated. Page It takes a few minutes of driving before the Flat Tire Monitor can detect and report a flat tire.
When driving with snow chains, do not initialize the system. Page Adaptive Head Light The roadside parking lamps drain the battery. Avoid use for extended periods of time, otherwise, it will no longer be possible to start the engine. Page The button for the interior lamps in the automatically be switched on when the rear passenger area only switches front fog lamps are switched on.
Page In order to prevent battery dis- charge, all of the lamps in the vehicle are switched off automatically approx. Page 9 Rear window defroster 2 Airflow for the upper body rear seat 10 Air conditioning 3 Front footwell ventilation 6 Temperature 11 Recirculated-air mode 7 Air distribution Online Edition for Part No.
Page In the 0 setting, the blower and climate control are switched off and the outside air supply is blocked. A substan- tial reduction in air supply indicates that the filter must be replaced before nor- mal maintenance. Page Automatic Climate Control 2 Airflow for the upper body rear seat compartment 3 Airflow for the footwell 6 Automatic air distribution and 9 Display for temperature and air supply supply Online Edition for Part No.
Page 11 Defrosting windows and removing 14 Rear window defroster 17 Air grill for interior temperature condensation sensor — please keep clear and 15 Air supply unobstructed 12 Air conditioning Online Edition for Part No.
Page The LED on the the vehicle. Individual adjustments on the front-seat control elements influence the air sup- ply for rear passenger area climate con- trol. Page Roller Sun Blinds It then maintains this temperature, regardless of the season. A temperature setting is only pos- sible when the blower is switched on, not in the 0 setting. Page Integrated Universal Remote Control You may have to repeat this function several times while programming. Page 1 of the memory buttons 1 depends on the integrated universal remote control.
Page Telephone Owner's original hand-held transmitter. Page Glove Compartment CDs. You will find additional storage com- partments in all of the doors as well as on the backrests of the front seats. Page Cup Holders Briefly press to open; push back inward to close. Do not place glass containers in the cup holders, as otherwise there is a danger of injury in an acci- dent.
Page Ashtray, Front The cigarette lighter remains opera- tional when the ignition key has been removed. For this reason, do not leave unsupervised children in the vehicle. Page Cigarette Lighter, Rear The cigarette lighter remains opera- tional when the ignition key has been removed. Page Ski Bag Make sure that only clean skis are loaded into the ski bag. Wrap sharp edges so that no damage occurs. Page When stowing the ski bag, proceed in the reverse order from loading. Page Cargo Area Do not allow the roll-up cover to snap back, as otherwise it could be dam- Lay the case in the two side brackets aged.
Page Partition Net If your vehicle has a pull-out cargo floor, observe the note on page Page The illustration shows securing at the the hooks of the partition net onto the bottom right as an example. Page Power Outlets watts at 12 volts. Be care- ful not to damage the socket with unsuitable plugs.
Also refer to page Page 3. Subtract the combined weight of the driver and passengers from XXX Ibs. Avoid sudden accelera- tion and braking maneuvers. Take cor- ners gently. Page n Online Edition for Part No. Try to avoid these obstacles when- ever possible Online Edition for Part No. Page Safe Braking This avoids excessive strain the vehicle if they are installed. Department of Trans- port. Page — Tread Wear Indicator. These indica- to ensure continued safety. When you are driving with snow chains, it can be beneficial to switch off DSC briefly, refer to page Page Hood BMW requirements.
If this work is not carried out properly, there is a dan- ger of subsequent damage and related safety hazards. Page Engine Compartment Essentials 5 Engine oil filler neck starting 2 Brake fluid reservoir, located 6 Reservoir for windshield and beneath the microfilter cover 4 Coolant expansion tank headlamp washer system Online Edition for Part No.
Page Washer Fluid Store it so that it is inacces- sible to children.
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