Page 1 Contents Owner's Handbook for the Vehicle The Ultimate Driving Machine THE BMW X3. THE BMW X3. OWNER'S HANDBOOK. OWNER'S HANDBOOK. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 3 It contains important notes on how to operate the car, enabling you to derive maximum benefit from the technical advantages of your BMW. It also contains useful information which will help you to uphold both your BMW's operating safety and its full resale value.
Page 4 © 2012 Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft Munich, Germany Not to be reproduced, wholly or in part, without written permission from BMW AG, Munich. English II/12, 03 12 490 Printed on environmentally friendly paper, bleached without chlorine, suitable for recycling. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
CD/multimedia Notes Communication Telephone Overview Office Cockpit Contacts iDrive ConnectedDrive Voice control system Extended BMW Online services Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the vehicle Mobility Refuelling Controls Fuel Opening and closing Wheels and tyres Adjusting Engine compartment Carrying children in safety...
Page 6: Notes
That also applies to safety-relevant functions pleased to advise you. and systems. Information on BMW, for example on technol‐ If certain equipment and models are not descri‐ ogy, on the Internet: www.bmw.com bed in this Owner's Handbook, refer to the Sup‐...
Page 7 Always have the corresponding work performed and safety standards, we pursue a policy of con‐ either by a BMW Service centre or by a work‐ tinuous, ongoing development. Because modi‐ shop that operates to BMW specifications and fications in the design of both vehicles and ac‐...
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Page 9 Overview This summary of buttons, switches and displays serves as an initial guide. In addition, it gives you an insight into the principles behind the various ways in which functions can be performed. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 10: Overview
Overview Cockpit Cockpit Vehicle Equipment Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special This chapter describes all standard, national and equipment or national version. That also applies special equipment provided in the model series. to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 11: Cockpit
Cockpit Overview Automatic driving lights con‐ Voice control 21 trol 87 Daytime driving lights 87 Telephone 208 Adaptive Headlights 88 High-beam assistance 88 Knurled wheel for selection lists 107 Instrument lighting 90 10 Steering-column lever, right Windscreen wipers 66 Steering-column lever, left Turn indicator 65 Rain sensor 66 High-beam headlights, headlight Cleaning the windows and head‐...
Page 12 Overview Cockpit Around the centre console Roof lining 13 Park Distance Control, PDC 109 Control display 14 Rear view camera 111 Glove box 131 View 114 outlets 123 Hill Descent Control HDC 100 Hazard warning flashers 271 Central locking system 31 Drive experience switch 102 Dynamic Stability Control, Automatic air conditioning 118 DSC 99 Radio 176 CD/multimedia 181...
Page 13 Cockpit Overview Around the headlining Emergency call 271 Reading lights 91 Panorama glass roof 41 Interior light 90 Front passenger airbag indicator lamp 94 Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 14: Control Display
Overview iDrive iDrive Vehicle Equipment Control display This chapter describes all standard, national and Notes special equipment provided in the model series. ▷ To clean the control display, comply with the Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is information regarding care. also described, for example the selected special ▷...
Page 15 iDrive Overview Operating principle Pressing. Calling up the main menu Press the button. Tilting in four directions. The main menu is displayed. All iDrive functions can be called up via the main menu. Selecting a menu item Menu items in white can be selected by high‐ lighting them.
Page 16: Overview Cockpit Idrive
Overview iDrive Switching between screens After a menu item has been selected, for exam‐ ple "Radio", a new screen is displayed. Screens can lie one on top of the other. ▷ Tilt the controller to the left. The current screen is closed and the previ‐ ous screen is displayed.
Page 17 iDrive Overview Function is disabled. Turn the controller until "Time:" is highligh‐ ted and press the controller. Example: setting the clock Setting the clock Press the button. The main menu is displayed. Turn the controller until "Settings" is high‐ lighted and press the controller. Turn the controller to set the hour and press the controller.
Page 18: Other Functions
Overview iDrive Symbols for telephone Other functions Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Incoming or outgoing call. Spoken instructions switched off. Missed call. Reception level of mobile telephone Split screen network symbol flashes: network search. General No mobile phone network available. In the split screen view, additional information can be displayed on the right-hand side of the Bluetooth switched on.
Page 19 iDrive Overview Favourites buttons Clearing assignment of buttons Press buttons 1 and 8 simultaneously for General approximately five seconds. iDrive functions can be saved on the favourites "OK" buttons and called up directly, for example radio stations, navigation destinations, telephone Entering letters and digits numbers and shortcuts into the menu.
Page 20 Overview iDrive ▷ Destination search: place names can be en‐ tered in the writing of any language available on the control display. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 21: Voice Control System
Voice control system Overview Voice control system Vehicle Equipment The command is shown in the instrument cluster. This chapter describes all standard, national and Symbol in the instrument cluster indicates special equipment provided in the model series. that the voice control system is active. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is If no further spoken commands are possible, also described, for example the selected special...
Page 22: Voice Control System
Overview Voice control system tive of which menu item is selected, for exam‐ "Speech mode:" ple ›Vehicle status‹. Select the setting. List of Short commands of the voice control sys‐ tem, see page 293. Help dialogue to voice entry system Call up help dialogue: ›Help‹...
Page 23 Voice control system Overview ›Station ...‹ for example, Classic Radio sta‐ tion ▷ Doors, windows and the glass roof should be kept closed to avoid noise interference. ▷ Avoid background noises in the car while you are speaking. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 24: Integrated Owner's Handbook In The
Overview Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the vehicle Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the vehicle Vehicle Equipment Owner's Handbook Here, information and descriptions can be This chapter describes all standard, national and searched via the index by directly entering a special equipment provided in the model series. search term.
Page 25 Integrated Owner’s Handbook in the vehicle Overview Browse back. Press the button again to switch back to the last displayed function. Browse forward. Press the button again to switch back to the last displayed page of the Owner’s Handbook. Context-sensitive help - Owner's To switch continuously between the last dis‐...
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Page 27: Controls
Controls This chapter enables you to operate your car with greater ease, explaining in detail the features designed to make your journey safer, more comfortable and more enjoyable. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 28: Opening And Closing
Controls Opening and closing Opening and closing Vehicle Equipment Integrated key This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version.
Page 29 The transfer takes place: ▷ Via the USB interface in the glove box or the centre console on a USB medium. ▷ Via BMW Online. Profile management Automatic gearbox: Hold the corresponding check control message of the remote control, as Calling up profiles...
Page 30 "Import profile" Select a profile. The profile called up is assigned to the remote control currently used. Renaming profiles "Settings" BMW Online: "BMW Online" "Profiles" USB interface: "USB device" The current profile is selected. Call up "Options". Exporting profiles "Rename current profile"...
Page 31: Central Locking System
Opening and closing Controls Call up "Guest". ▷ Rear-view camera: selection of the func‐ tions and type of display Make the settings. ▷ Language of the control display Note: the guest profile cannot be renamed. ▷ Lane departure warning: last state, on/off Show profile list at start ▷...
Page 32 Controls Opening and closing Operating from inside The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐ rently in use. "Settings" "Door locks" "Unlock button:" Via the button for the central locking system If the vehicle has been locked from inside, the fuel filler flap remains unlocked.
Page 33 Opening and closing Controls Comfort closing Acknowledgement signal of the vehicle The remote control can be used to simultane‐ "Settings" ously close the windows and the glass roof, as "Door locks" well as to fold in the exterior mirrors. "Visual signal lock/unlock" Keep the button on the remote control pressed.
Page 34 Controls Opening and closing "Last seat position aut." With certain national-market versions, the alarm is triggered when opening via the door lock. To end this alarm, unlock the vehicle with the remote control or turn on the ignition, with spe‐ cial ID of the remote control as necessary.
Page 35: Locking And Unlocking
Opening and closing Controls Opening and closing: from On driving off, the vehicle is locked au‐ tomatically. inside Locking and unlocking Tailgate By pressing the button, the doors and the tail‐ gate are locked or unlocked, but not dead‐ Opening locked, when the front doors are closed.
Page 36: Opening From Inside
Controls Opening and closing Opening from inside Automatic operation of the tailgate Press the button in the driver's footwell. Adjusting the opening height The extent to which the tailgate opens can be When the vehicle is stationary, the tailgate is set.
Page 37 Opening and closing Controls Closing ▷ Press the button on the outside of the tail‐ gate. ▷ Press the button on the inside of the tailgate. Pressing the switch again stops the move‐ The tailgate closes automatically. ment. Pressing the switch again stops the move‐ ▷...
Page 38 Controls Opening and closing Locking The vehicle automatically recognises the re‐ mote control when it is in the immediate vicinity or inside the car. Comfort Access supports the following func‐ tions: ▷ Unlocking/locking the vehicle. ▷ Comfort closing. ▷ Unlocking the tailgate separately. ▷...
Page 39: Alarm System
Opening and closing Controls phones, metallic objects, high-tension over‐ Press the button on the remote control head cables, radio transmitters, etc. for approximately one second. In this situation, open or close the vehicle using On closing the tailgate, it is locked again and the buttons on the remote control or via the door monitored.
Page 40: Power Windows
Controls Opening and closing Tilt alarm sensor The incline of the vehicle is monitored. Alarm system responds, for example, when there is an attempt to steel a wheel or when tow‐ ing away. Interior movement detector To ensure perfect functioning, the windows and glass sunroof must be closed.
Page 41 Opening and closing Controls Comfort closing, see page 38, with Comfort Ac‐ Pull the switch past the resistance point cess. again within approximately four seconds and hold it there. After switching off the ignition The window closes without the anti-trap Windows can still be operated: mechanism.
Page 42 Controls Opening and closing Opening/closing glass roof Risk of trapping To avoid injuries, ensure that the closing Proceed as described under sliding trim when area of the glass roof is unobstructed during the sliding trim is open. closing.◀ Opening and closing the glass roof and Removing the remote control sliding panel together Take the remote control with you when...
Page 43 Opening and closing Controls precaution is not taken, the risk remains that thin objects, for instance, could fail to interrupt the closing movement.◀ Closing without the anti-trap mechanism In the event of danger from outside, for example, proceed as follows: Slide the switch forwards beyond the resist‐...
Page 44: Adjusting
Controls Adjusting Adjusting Vehicle Equipment Manually adjustable seats This chapter describes all standard, national and Overview special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version. That also applies to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 45 Adjusting Controls Height Electrically adjustable seats Overview Pull the lever and add or remove pressure on the seat as required. Backrest width Lumbar support Backrest angle Forward/back, height, seat angle Backrest angle Seat and mirror memory for driver's seat Note The driver's seat setting is saved for the remote control currently in use.
Page 46: Lumbar Support
Controls Adjusting Thigh support Height. Pull the lever on the front of the seat and adjust Seat angle. the thigh support. Lumbar support The curvature of the backrest can be altered to support the lordosis, the lumbar section of the spine.
Page 47 Adjusting Controls Seat heating, front If the journey is continued within about 15 mi‐ nutes, the seat heating automatically activates with the last temperature set. Switch off Press and hold down the button. LEDs go out. Seat belts Switch on Number of seat belts Press the button once per temperature stage.
Page 48 Controls Adjusting Adjustment for automatic retracting over the hip and injure the midriff in the event of seat belts a head-on collision. The seat belt must not pass across the neck. It ▷ Draw the buckle tongue attached to the seat should not be pulled across sharp edges or belt across the body and press it into the routed or fastened over hard or fragile objects.◀...
Page 49: Front Head Restraints
In the event of stress due to an accident or dam‐ on the head restraints. age: ▷ Attach only BMW approved accessories to Replace the belt system, including the seat-belt the seat or head restraint. tensioner, and have the belt anchorage Otherwise, the protective function of the active checked.
Page 50 Controls Adjusting Seat and mirror memory Height Adjust the head restraint so that its centre is ap‐ General proximately at the height of your ear. Adjust height You can save and recall two different positions for the driver's seat and exterior mirrors for each remote control.
Page 51: Exterior Mirrors
Adjusting Controls General The relevant seat adjustment is done automat‐ ically. Correctly estimating distance The process is cancelled if a seat adjustment Objects reflected in the mirrors are closer switch or one of the buttons is pressed. than they appear. Do not gauge your distance from following traffic based on what you see in Safety function the mirror;...
Page 52 Controls Adjusting Interior mirror Deactivating Push mirror changeover switch into position for Reducing glare front passenger's mirror. Folding in and out Press the button. Possible up to approximately 20 km/h, 15 mph. An advantage, for example ▷ In car washes. ▷...
Page 53 Adjusting Controls Steering wheel Steering wheel heating General Do not adjust the steering wheel whilst the vehicle is in motion Do not adjust the steering wheel position while the vehicle is in motion, or an accident may result from any unexpected movement.◀ Electric steering wheel lock With manual transmission: The steering wheel Switching on/off...
Page 54: Carrying Children In Safety
Controls Carrying children in safety Carrying children in safety Vehicle Equipment front and side airbags on the passenger's side are disabled. Front passenger airbags can only This chapter describes all standard, national and be deactivated with the key switch for front pas‐ special equipment provided in the model series.
Page 55: Carrying Children In Safety
Carrying children in safety Controls For Australia/New Zealand Installation change the backrest width from this point on of child restraints and do not call up a memory position. Please note the following warning because your Backrest width for child’s seat vehicle has been equipped with a front airbag for Before fitting a child restraint system in the the front passenger seat that cannot be deacti‐...
Page 56 Controls Carrying children in safety Brackets for lower ISOFIX anchors Upper ISOFIX retaining strap Properly engage the lower ISOFIX an‐ Mounting points chors Make sure that the lower ISOFIX anchors are correctly locked in place and that the child re‐ straint system is seated firmly against the back‐...
Page 57: Child Restraints
Carrying children in safety Controls Mounting points Seat backrest Upper retaining strap Attach the upper retaining strap to the mounting point Raise or remove the head restraint as nec‐ essary. Guide the upper retaining strap between the head restraint mounts. Engage the hook of the retaining strap in the There are three mounting points for the upper securing eyelet.
Page 58: Rear Doors
Controls Carrying children in safety Attach the upper retaining strap to the mounting point Raise or remove the head restraint as nec‐ essary. Guide the upper retaining strap between the head restraint mounts. Engage the hook of the retaining strap in the securing eyelet.
Page 59: Driving
Driving Controls Driving Vehicle Equipment ▷ Shortly before the battery is discharged so that an engine start remains possible. This chapter describes all standard, national and ▷ If the engine is switched off and the ignition special equipment provided in the model series. is switched on, the radio ready state will be Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is automatically activated when the door is...
Page 60 Controls Driving When switching off the ignition by opening or Starting proceeds for a certain time automati‐ closing the driver's door or unfastening the driv‐ cally and stops as soon as the engine is started. er's belt, the radio availability remains active. Stopping the engine Radio ready state Activate radio ready state:...
Page 61 Driving Controls Auto Start Stop function The display indicates that the preconditions for an automatic engine stop are not met. Principle The Auto Start Stop function helps you to save fuel, by stopping the engine when stationary, for example, in a traffic jam or at traffic lights. The Note ignition remains switched on.
Page 62 Controls Driving ▷ Driver's seat belt unbuckled and driver's ▷ Press the brake pedal down firmly as soon door open. as the vehicle has come to a standstill. ▷ Bonnet has been unlocked. ▷ Then immediately brake again with normal braking force.
Page 63: Automatic Deactivation
Driving Controls Automatic deactivation While the vehicle is in motion In certain situations the Auto Start Stop function Use while the vehicle is in motion, serves as an is deactivated automatically for safety's sake, for emergency brake: example if the absence of the driver is detected. Pull and hold the switch.
Page 64: For Your Safety
Controls Driving Automatic Hold Activating Activation is possible when the driver's door is Principle closed and the seat belt is fastened and during This system automatically applies and releases the journey. the brake, for example in stop/go traffic. Press the button. The vehicle is automatically held at a standstill.
Page 65 Driving Controls Triple turn signal The indicator light changes from green to red. Press the lever as far as the resistance point. The parking brake is not applied if the The turn indicator flashes three times. engine was switched off while the vehicle was This function can be enabled or disabled.
Page 66 Controls Driving Wiper system The lever returns to the basic position when re‐ leased. Switching the wipers on/off and flick- ▷ Flick-wiping: press downwards once. wiping ▷ Switching off normal mode: press down‐ wards once. No wiper operation in the event of frost ▷...
Page 67: Rain Sensor
Driving Controls Set interval time or sensitivity of the Windscreen washer jets rain sensor Both windscreen washer jets are automatically heated when the ignition is switched on. Switching on rear window wiper Turn the knurled wheel. Cleaning the window glass, headlights Push the lever forwards to activate intermittent operation.
Page 68 Controls Driving Washer fluid Manual gearbox General Shifting gears Anti-freeze protection for washer fluid Shifting into the 5th/6th gear level Anti-freeze is flammable. This is why it During the shifting process into 5th/6th should be kept away from naked flames. gear level, push the gear shift lever to the right, otherwise, an inadvertent switching to the 3rd of Only store in the sealed original container and...
Page 69 Driving Controls ▷ Position N is engaged and ignition is off. When you let go of the selector lever, it returns to the central position. ▷ If the vehicle is at a standstill and selector lever position R or D is engaged, the driver's side seat belt is stored, the driver's door is opened and the brake is not depressed.
Page 70 Controls Driving Shift paddles for sport automatic DS is shown in the instrument cluster. transmission The Sport program of the gearbox is activated. Activating M/S manual-shift mode Press the selector lever out of position D to the left. Press the selector lever forwards or backwards. Manual operation becomes active and the gear is shifted.
Page 71: Displays
Displays Controls Displays Vehicle Equipment Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special This chapter describes all standard, national and equipment or national version. That also applies special equipment provided in the model series. to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 72 Controls Displays Electronic displays With Professional navigation system or television, TV Selection list, for example radio 80 On-board computer 80 Navigation display 154 Transmission displays 70 Speed Limit Information 78 Service requirements 77 Messages, for example, Check Con‐ trol 73 Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 73: Check Control
Displays Controls With Business navigation system or without navigation Clock 76 List boxes, for example, Dynamic Driving Control 80 Outside temperature 76 On-board computer 80 Messages, for example, Check Con‐ trol 73 Service requirements 77 Transmission displays 70 Check Control Indicator and warning lights Principle The Check Control monitors vehicle functions and alerts you to any faults in the monitored sys‐...
Page 74: Text Messages
Check Control message in the integrated Runflat indicator Owner's Handbook. ▷ "Service request" Contact the Service Partner. Seat belts ▷ "BMW Mobile Care" Contact the Mobile Service. Airbag system Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 75: Fuel Gauge
Displays Controls Fuel gauge Hiding Check Control messages Vehicle incline can lead to fluctu‐ ations in the display. Notes on refuelling, see page 242. Revolution counter It is vital to avoid engine speeds Press the on-board computer button on the turn in the red warning zone.
Page 76 Controls Displays Odometer and trip distance Date recorder The date is displayed on the in‐ strument cluster. ▷ Odometer, arrow 1. Setting the date on the control ▷ Trip distance recorder, ar‐ display, see page 83. row 2. Range Reset trip distance recorder Once the reserve level is reached: Press the button.
Page 77 Displays Controls Current fuel consumption Service requirements Shows the momentary fuel con‐ Display sumption. It is possible to check the economy and environmental compatibility of your driving style. Displaying the current fuel consumption "Settings" "Info display" "Additional indicators" The distance to be driven or time to the next maintenance is displayed briefly after switching on the ignition.
Page 78 Controls Displays Shift point indicator Symbols Symbols Description Principle The system recommends the most efficient No servicing is currently nee‐ gear for the current driving situation. ded. Displays Servicing or an inspection re‐ quired by law is due soon. Instructions on up or downshifting are displayed on the instrument cluster.
Page 79 Displays Controls No Passing Information No Passing Information No Passing Information displays with corre‐ ▷ No passing restriction. sponding symbols in the instrument cluster no ▷ End of no passing restriction. passing restrictions and their removal detected ▷ No Passing Information un‐ by the camera.
Page 80: Information Display
Controls Displays Camera Activating the list and entering a setting The camera is in the area of the base of the mir‐ ror. Turn the knurled wheel on the right-hand side of the steering wheel to activate the corresponding Keep the windscreen clean and clear in the area list.
Page 81: Info Display
Displays Controls Overview of the information Select the desired displays. Info display Repeated pressing of the button on the turn indicator lever shows the following information on the information display: ▷ Range. ▷ ECO PRO bonus range. ▷ Average fuel consumption. Detailed information ▷...
Page 82 Controls Displays Arrival time Saving actual speed as limit value "Settings" The provisional arrival time is dis‐ played if a destination was en‐ "Speed" tered in the navigation system "Select current speed" before starting the journey. Press the controller. A precondition is that the time is The current driving speed is saved as the correctly set.
Page 83 Displays Controls Resetting fuel consumption and speed Turn the controller until the desired hours are displayed. "Vehicle information" Press the controller. "On-board computer" Turn the controller until the desired minutes "Cons." or "Speed" are displayed. Press the controller. The time is saved. Setting the time format "Settings"...
Page 84 Controls Displays Units of measure "Format:" Select the desired format. Setting the units of measure To set the units of measure for fuel consump‐ tion, distance covered/remaining range, and temperature: "Settings" "Language/Units" Select the desired menu item. The date format is saved. Language Setting the language To set the language on the control display:...
Page 85 Displays Controls The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐ rently in use. Depending on the lighting conditions, bright‐ ness control might not be immediately recog‐ nisable. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 86: Lights
Controls Lights Lights Vehicle Equipment If the driver's door is opened with the ignition switched off, the exterior lights are automatically This chapter describes all standard, national and switched off with these switch settings. special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is Side lights also described, for example the selected special...
Page 87 Lights Controls Headlight courtesy delay feature Daytime driving lights If the headlight flasher is activated after switch‐ Halogen light: The daytime driving lights illumi‐ ing off the ignition, with the lights switched off, nate in position the low-beam headlights illuminate and remain xenon light: The daytime driving lights illuminate on for a certain time.
Page 88 Controls Lights Adaptive Headlights Malfunction A Check Control message is displayed. Principle Adaptive Headlights are faulty or have failed. Adaptive Headlights is a variable headlight con‐ Have the system checked as soon as possible. trol system that makes it possible to illuminate the road surface responsively.
Page 89 Lights Controls Activating System limits Personal responsibility The high-beam assistance cannot replace the personal decision to use the high beam. In such situations you should dip the headlights manually in order not to create a safety hazard.◀ In the following situations, the system will not operate or its operation will be impaired and your intervention may be required: ▷...
Page 90: Fog Lights
Controls Lights Fog lights Adaptive Headlights When driving in a country where you drive on the Front fog lights opposite side of the road from the country the car is licensed, do not drive with the setting, The side lights or low-beam headlights must be otherwise this could cause a dazzling effect from switched on.
Page 91: Reading Lights
Lights Controls Switching the interior light on and off manually Press the button. To switch off permanently: press the button for approximately three seconds. Switch on again: press button. Reading lights Press the button. There are reading lights located at the front and in the rear beside the interior lights.
Page 92: Security
Controls Security Security Vehicle Equipment Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special This chapter describes all standard, national and equipment or national version. That also applies special equipment provided in the model series. to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 93 Security Controls ▷ Keep your distance from the airbags. accident occurs, certain injuries as a result of contact with the airbag cannot be entirely ruled ▷ Always grip the steering wheel on the rim, out. with your hands in the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions, to minimise the risk of The noise caused by the deployment of an air‐...
Page 94 Controls Security Not for Australia/New Zealand: Key Activating the front passenger airbags switch for front passenger airbags Insert the key and press inwards where necessary. General While the key is pressed inwards, turn it to the ON position as far as it will go.
Page 95 Security Controls Runflat indicator RPA Status display The current status of the runflat indicator can be Principle shown on the control display, for example whether the runflat indicator is active. The system does not measure the tyre pres‐ sures as such. "Vehicle information"...
Page 96 Controls Security The symbol identifying run-flat tyres, see Do not exceed a speed of 80 km/h, 50 mph page 249, is the circle with the letters RSC any longer. on the tyre sidewall. As soon as you get an opportunity, check the tyre pressure in all four tyres.
Page 97: Lane Departure Warning
Security Controls Display Final tyre failure Vibration or loud noises while driving may be an indication that the tyre has finally failed. Reduce your speed and stop, otherwise sec‐ tions of the tyre could become detached and cause an accident. Do not drive the car any fur‐ ther;...
Page 98 Controls Security Dynamic brake lights ▷ With worn, poorly visible, merging/separat‐ ing or ambiguous boundary lines, for exam‐ ple in areas where there are road works. Principle ▷ If boundary lines are covered by snow, ice, dirt or water. ▷ On sharp bends or narrow roads.
Page 99: Driving Stability Control Systems
Driving stability control systems Controls Driving stability control systems Vehicle Equipment ual wheels, helping, within the limits imposed by the laws of physics, to keep the car safely on This chapter describes all standard, national and course. special equipment provided in the model series. Adapting driving style to the prevailing Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is conditions...
Page 100 Controls Driving stability control systems Indicator and warning lights Deactivating DTC DSC OFF is displayed in the instrument cluster Press the button again. when DSC is deactivated. TRACTION and the DSC OFF indicator If indicator light is illuminated: DSC is light are not illuminated.
Page 101 Driving stability control systems Controls Activating HDC Only use HDC in low gears or in gear position D or R. Increasing or reducing speed Using the rocker switch for Cruise Control on the steering wheel, set a speed of between approx‐ imately 6 km/h, 4 mph to approximately 25 km/h, 15 mph.
Page 102 Controls Driving stability control systems Programs Operation of the programs The system provides two different programs. Press the button Program The progams can be selected via the Drive ex‐ perience, see page 102. DSC OFF TRACTION SPORT SPORT+ Resolute sports regulation of the shock absorb‐ SPORT ers for greater agility when driving.
Page 103 Driving stability control systems Controls cluster and the DSC OFF indicator light is illu‐ "SPORT mode" minated. Automatic program change When activating the cruise control, the SPORT mode is automatically selected. Indicator and warning lights SPORT+ is displayed in the instrument cluster. DSC OFF indicator light illuminates.
Page 104 Controls Driving stability control systems "Driving mode info" Make the desired settings. Displays Program selection On pushing the button, a list of programs that can be selected is displayed. Selected program The selected program is shown in the instrument cluster. Display on the control display Program changes can be displayed on the con‐...
Page 105: Driving Comfort
Driving comfort Controls Driving comfort Vehicle Equipment Acute warning Warning in the event of an immediate collision if This chapter describes all standard, national and the vehicle approaches another vehicle with rel‐ special equipment provided in the model series. atively high differential speed. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special Switching the warning function on/off...
Page 106: Driving Comfort
Controls Driving comfort Warning levels Restrictions of the function The function can be restricted, for example in Symbol Measure the following situations: ▷ In thick fog, rain, spray or snowfall. Vehicle illuminates red: advance warning ▷ On sharp bends. Increase distance ▷...
Page 107 Driving comfort Controls Switch off The speed set using the control elements on the steering wheel is maintained. Disabled or interrupted system On downhill gradients, the system will brake the When the system is disabled or interrup‐ car if the braking action of the engine alone is ted, intervene actively by braking and manoeu‐...
Page 108: Indicator Lamp
Controls Driving comfort ▷ Each time the rocker switch is pressed lightly towards the resistance point, the de‐ sired speed is increased or decreased by approximately 1 km/h, 1 mph. ▷ Each time the rocker switch is pressed be‐ yond the resistance point, the desired speed is increased or decreased to the next multi‐...
Page 109 Driving comfort Controls If the symbol appears in the display for Check Due to physical conditions the system could Control messages, it is possible that the condi‐ warn when it is too late.◀ tions for operation may have not been met. Limits of the ultrasound measurement Detection of objects might not be possible if the Park Distance Control, PDC...
Page 110 Controls Driving comfort Automatic activation ▷ If you are driving parallel to a wall. While the engine is running, engage transmis‐ The sound signal is switched off: sion position R. ▷ Once the vehicle has moved more than ap‐ proximately 10 cm, 4 in away from an object. Automatic switching off when moving ▷...
Page 111 Driving comfort Controls System limits Also monitor the traffic situation Also monitor the traffic situation around the vehicle by observing it directly. Otherwise, there is a danger that accidents might occur due to other road users or objects located outside of the screen area of the rear-view camera, for ex‐...
Page 112 Controls Driving comfort Switching on the rear-view camera via iDrive, ▷ They show the course of the smallest pos‐ see page 113. sible turning circle on a level road surface. ▷ When the steering wheel is fully turned, only Assistance functions a turning circle line is displayed.
Page 113 Driving comfort Controls Obstacle marking The zoom function for towing a trailer can only be activated individually. Displaying parking assistance lines "Parking help lines" Driving lane and turning circle lines are dis‐ played. Displaying obstacle marking "Obstacle marking" ▷ Spaced markings can appear in the image Spatially shaped markings are displayed.
Page 114: Top View
Controls Driving comfort Camera Also monitor the traffic situation Also monitor the traffic situation around the vehicle by observing it directly. Otherwise, there is a danger that accidents might occur due to other road users or objects located outside of the screen area of the cameras, for example.◀...
Page 115 Driving comfort Controls If there is a short distance to an object at the Turn the controller until the desired setting front, a red bar in front of the vehicle is displayed is reached and press the controller. in the same way as for the PDC display. Displaying the turning circle and driving lane line ▷...
Page 116 Controls Driving comfort Head-Up Display Display Principle Desired speed Navigation system The system projects important information into Speed the field of vision of the driver, for example speed. Selecting displays on the Head-Up This enables the driver to register this informa‐ Display tion without having to divert attention from the "Settings"...
Page 117 Driving comfort Controls Adjust height "Settings" "Head-up display" "Height" Turn the controller. The height is set. The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐ rently in use. Special windscreen The windscreen constitutes part of the system. The shape of the windscreen enables a precise projection.
Page 118: Climate
Controls Climate Climate Vehicle Equipment Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special This chapter describes all standard, national and equipment or national version. That also applies special equipment provided in the model series. to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 119 Climate Controls Adjusting the air flow manually Temperature Turn the wheel to select the de‐ Turn the wheel to select the de‐ sired air flow. sired temperature. The heating or cooling power is more effective the greater the air flow. The automatic air conditioning sets this tem‐...
Page 120 Controls Climate Heated rear window Switch on Set desired air flow. Press the button. The automatic program can also be switched on The heated rear window is switched off directly using the AUTO button. automatically after a certain time. Microfilter Switching system on/off The microfilter traps dust and pollen in the in‐...
Page 121 Climate Controls 14 Seat heating 47 Air conditioning functions in detail AUTO program Press the button. Adjusting the air distribution manually The air flow, air distribution and tem‐ Press button to select a program: perature are automatically regulated. ▷ Window glass. Depending on the selected temperature, AUTO intensity and external influences, the air is di‐...
Page 122: Heated Rear Window
Controls Climate Automatic air recirculation control, The air flow can be adapted when the program AUC/recirculated-air mode is active. If the air outside the car has an unpleasant odour If there is condensation on the window, switch or contains pollutants, the supply to the interior on the cooling function as well or press the of the car can be shut off.
Page 123: Independent Ventilation
Climate Controls Ventilation in rear passenger This filter should be changed during mainte‐ compartment nance on your vehicle, see page 260. Ventilation Ventilation at front ▷ Knurled wheel to open and close the air out‐ lets continuously, arrow 1 ▷ Knurled wheel for varying the temperature, arrow 2.
Page 124 Controls Climate Preselecting the switch-on time "Settings" "Climate" "Timer 1:" or "Timer 2:" Set desired time. Activating the switch-on time "Settings" "Climate" "Activate timer 1" or "Activate timer 2" Symbol on automatic air conditioning is illu‐ minated when switch-on time is activated. Symbol on the automatic air conditioning system flashes when the system has cut in.
Page 125: Interior Equipment
Interior equipment Controls Interior equipment Vehicle Equipment A list of compatible hand-held transmitters is available on the Internet: www.homelink.com This chapter describes all standard, national and HomeLink is a registered trademark of Johnson special equipment provided in the model series. Controls, Inc.
Page 126 Controls Interior equipment mirror at the same time. The LED on the in‐ Synchronising: terior mirror starts to flash slowly. Park your car within the range of the radio- As soon as the LED flashes faster, release remote-controlled system. both buttons. The faster flashing shows that The corresponding button on the interior the buttons on the interior mirror have been mirror is programmed as described.
Page 127: Power Sockets
Interior equipment Controls Controls Front centre console Before operating Before a system is operated with the integrated universal remote control, make sure that no persons, animals or objects are within the swivelling or movement range of the system in question, as otherwise injury or damage could result.
Page 128 Controls Interior equipment Inside the boot Removing and attaching Boot roll-up cover without load area net: Removing The cover can be removed for stowing bulky items. Socket is on the right in the boot. Boot Reach under the cover and roll this upwards, Boot cover following arrow.
Page 129 Interior equipment Controls Expanding the boot Fold down side The right side can be folded down separately. General The left side can be folded down together with The boot can be enlarged by folding down the the middle section. rear seat backrests. The rear seat backrest is split 60–40.
Page 130 Controls Interior equipment side, arrow. This is best done from the rear Fold open front covers on the roofliner. seat. Carefully pull out load area net and insert into the brackets as with a normal-sized boot, see page 129. This is best done from the front seat. When the luggage net is no longer needed it: re‐...
Page 131: Storage Compartments
Storage compartments Controls Storage compartments Vehicle Equipment Glove box This chapter describes all standard, national and Front passenger's side special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is Opening also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version.
Page 132 Controls Storage compartments USB interface for data transfer Close the glove box again immediately After using the glove box while the vehicle is in motion, close it without delay, so that it can‐ not cause injury in the event of an accident.◀ Closing Swing lid up.
Page 133: Coat Hooks
Storage compartments Controls Connection for external audio device Storage compartment in the front cupholder Fittings for using the cupholder as an additional storage compartment. To do so, insert the fit‐ tings into the cupholder and engage. Only use storage compartment for small ob‐ jects, such as keys for example.
Page 134 Controls Storage compartments Storage compartments in the Side storage compartment left boot To open: pull handle. Lashing eyes in the boot Storage space under floor panel For securing the load, see page 142, lashing eyes are found in the boot. Lashing eyes in the boot with rail For securing the load, see page 142, lashing eyes are located in the boot.
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Page 137: Driving Hints
Driving hints The Driving hints chapter provides you with information that you may require in particular driving situations or operating modes. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 138: Driving Precautions
Driving hints Driving precautions Driving precautions Vehicle Equipment During the first 300 km, 200 miles, drive mod‐ erately. This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Brake system Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is Brake pads and discs only achieve a favourable also described, for example the selected special wear and contact pattern after approximately...
Page 139 Driving precautions Driving hints Hot exhaust system Radio signals Hot exhaust system Warning High temperatures occur in the exhaust The vehicle’s performance may be affec‐ system. ted by interference from high frequency radio signals. Such signals are output from a series of Never remove the heat shields fitted here, or ap‐...
Page 140: Downhill Gradients
Driving hints Driving precautions Downhill gradients Pay attention to the water depth and your speed When driving on long or steep downhill Do not exceed the water depth and walking stretches, use the gear in which the least braking speed, as otherwise the engine, electrical sys‐ is required.
Page 141: Roof Rack
Driving precautions Driving hints Condensate when vehicle is parked When using the automatic air conditioning, con‐ densation water develops that exits underneath the vehicle. Traces of water on the ground are therefore nor‐ mal. Roof rack Note Fitting only possible with roof railing. Roof racks are available as special equipment.
Page 142: Loads
Driving hints Loads Loads Vehicle Equipment ▷ Do not stack storage goods above the upper edge of the backrests. This chapter describes all standard, national and ▷ Stow heavy transported loads as far forward special equipment provided in the model series. and as low down as possible, directly behind Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is the rear seat.
Page 143 Loads Driving hints Lashing eyes in the boot with rails ▷ Eyes on the boot wall. The eyes are located on both sides of the boot. Securing transported loads ▷ Small and relatively light objects: can be re‐ tained with tensioning straps, a boot net or other suitable straps.
Page 144: Towing A Trailer
Towing a trailer Vehicle Equipment tribution Hitch or Load Levelling Device on any BMW Group vehicles. The use of such devices This chapter describes all standard, national and may affect the vehicle’s warranty status. special equipment provided in the model series.
Page 145 Towing a trailer Driving hints Runflat indicator Maximum speed when towing a trailer Reinitialise the runflat indicator after a trailer has If you are towing a trailer, increase tyre been attached or detached or the inflation pres‐ pressures by 0.2 bar all round and do not exceed sure has been corrected.
Page 146 Driving hints Towing a trailer Trailer Stability Control Principle The system helps you to neutralise a trailer’s tendency to swing from side to side. It detects snaking movements and promptly brakes the vehicle so that road speeds fall to below the critical range and the vehicle combi‐ nation is stabilised.
Page 147: Trailer Socket
Towing a trailer Driving hints The ball head swivels inwards. The LED in the button flashes in green. Wait until the ball head has reached the end position. Automatic interrupt of the swivel movement The swivel movement is interrupted automati‐ cally if the current limit values are exceeded, for example at very low temperatures or in the case of mechanical resistance.
Page 148: Saving Fuel
Driving hints Saving fuel Saving fuel Vehicle Equipment Checking tyre pressures regularly This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Check and, if necessary, correct tyre inflation Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is pressures at least twice a month and before set‐...
Page 149: Saving Fuel
It is recom‐ mended to have maintenance work performed by your Service centre. See also the BMW Maintenance System, see page 260. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 150 Driving hints Saving fuel Via iDrive Set time fuel consumption history time span "Settings" Select symbol. Select symbol. "ECO PRO mode" Reset fuel consumption history Configure the program. Call up "Options". "Reset consumption history" ECO PRO tip ▷ "Tip at:": Show EfficientDynamics Info Adjust ECO Pro speed, when an ECO PRO The current type of action can be shown.
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Page 153 Navigation Various examples of how the navigation system reliably guides you to your destination are shown here. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 154: Navigation Navigation System
Navigation Navigation system Navigation system Vehicle Equipment Destination input This chapter describes all standard, national and Manual destination input special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is General also described, for example the selected special When you are entering a town/city or street equipment or national version.
Page 155: Navigation System
Navigation system Navigation Entering a town/city Alternatively, enter street and house number Select "City/Postcode" or the town/city dis‐ played. Select "Street" or the displayed street. Enter street in the same way as town/city. "Building number" Select digits. Move to the list of house numbers. Select the house number or a range of house numbers.
Page 156: Address Book
Navigation Navigation system "Start guidance" or "Add as another "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing destination" contact" Enter, see page 161, destination as a fur‐ ther destination. Address book Selecting a destination from the address book "Navigation" "Address book" If applicable, select an existing contact.
Page 157 Navigation system Navigation Starting route guidance Mark entry. Call up "Options". "Navigation" "Edit in Contacts" or "Delete entry" "Last destinations" Select destination. Accepting your home address as a "Start guidance" destination The home address must be created. Editing a destination "Navigation"...
Page 158 Navigation Navigation system With Professional navigation system: If several details are included, you can Google™ Local Search browse through the pages. "Google™ Local Search" If a phone number is saved, a telephone con‐ nection can be established. "City" Select the symbol. Select or enter location.
Page 159 The display depends on the scale of the map and the category. Destination input via BMW Assist A connection to the information service, see page 230, is established. Select the destination with the cross-hairs.
Page 160: Voice Commands
Navigation Navigation system With Professional navigation system: "Start guidance" or "Add as another entering address in a command destination" ▷ "Exit interactive map": back to the map view. Press the button on the steering ▷ "View north-oriented" or "View direction of wheel.
Page 161 Navigation system Navigation Where applicable, places that sound the same Enter an intermediate destination. are shown in a list and displayed as a place fol‐ "Start guidance" lowed by three dots. Entering a trip destination Select the entry: ›Yes‹ or ›Entry ...‹ e.g. En‐ try 2.
Page 162 USB medium and in the navigation sys‐ tem together is 30, otherwise import is not pos‐ Call up "Options". sible. "Reverse stage dest. order" With Professional navigation system: Options for the intermediate importing trips through BMW Online destinations "Navigation" "Map" "Saved journeys" "Guidance" "Import journeys"...
Page 163: Route Guidance
Navigation system Navigation Ending route guidance "Guided Tour search" "Navigation" "Map" "Guidance" "Stop guidance" Continuing route guidance If you did not reach your destination during the last journey, route guidance may be continued. "Resume guidance" Select "Country" and "Region" or search criteria: Route criteria ▷...
Page 164 Navigation Navigation system Arrow view ▷ "ECO PRO route": optimised com‐ bination of the fastest and shortest The following information is displayed during route. route guidance: ▷ "Short route": short route, without ▷ Large arrow: current direction of travel. regard to time. ▷...
Page 165 Navigation system Navigation "Create new route for" Select the symbol. "Start guidance": route guidance to the service station you selected is started. "Add as another destination": the service station is added to the course of the route. Switching spoken instructions on/off The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐...
Page 166 Navigation Navigation system Overview Status fields Display/hide: press the controller. ▷ Upper status field: time, telephone and en‐ tertainment details. ▷ Lower status field: symbol for active route guidance, status of traffic information, arrival time and distance to destination. Function bar The following functions are available using the Function bar function bar:...
Page 167 Navigation system Navigation Automatically set scale The information is updated when starting or continuing route guidance or when chang‐ In the north-facing map view, turn the controller ing the destination. in any direction until the scale shows AUTO. The map shows the entire distance between the lo‐ The symbols are displayed in specific se‐...
Page 168 Navigation Navigation system Adjustment also affects showing in the With a valid BMW Assist contract, instead of the Head-Up Display. traffic information of the radio station, the traf‐ fice information of BMW Assist is displayed. ▷ "Traffic situation/grey map" In countries in which BMW Assist does not To change the scale: switch to split screen transmit any traffic information, the traffic infor‐...
Page 169 Additional information in the map view "Traffic flow": with traffic information from BMW Assist this category is not considered. Depending on the scale, the length, direction and effect of a traffic obstruction are indicated Route guidance with traffic information by road signs in the map or bars along the cal‐...
Page 170 Specific information on countries can be trans‐ ▷ Time saved by the diversion compared with ferred via BMW Online, see page 232, for ex‐ the original route with traffic disruptions. ample speed limits on B roads. In Professional navigation system: in the split "Navigation"...
Page 171: What To Do If
Navigation system Navigation What to do if... ▷ Update while the vehicle is in motion, to save the battery. ▷ The current position cannot be displayed. ▷ Only the basic functions of the navigation The car is in an area not covered by the data, system are available while an update is in is in a poor reception area or the system is progress.
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Page 173: Entertainment
Entertainment This chapter ensures your enjoyment when receiving radio and television stations or when playing CDs, DVDs and tracks from the music collection. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 174: Sound
Entertainment Sound Sound Vehicle Equipment Equaliser This chapter describes all standard, national and Setting for individual sound frequency ranges. special equipment provided in the model series. Setting the equaliser Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special "CD/Multimedia", "Radio"...
Page 175 Sound Entertainment "Surround" Select the desired volume setting. When surround is activated, multichannel re‐ Adjusting: turn the controller. production is simulated when playing an audio Saving: press the controller. track in stereo. Resetting the sound settings Volume "CD/Multimedia", "Radio" or "Settings" ▷...
Page 176: Radio
Entertainment Radio Radio Vehicle Equipment AM/FM stations This chapter describes all standard, national and Selecting station special equipment provided in the model series. "Radio" Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special "FM" or "AM" equipment or national version.
Page 177 Radio Entertainment Switching RDS on/off The stations can also be saved on the favourites buttons, see page 19. "Radio" "FM" Manual station selection Call up "Options". Station selection via frequency. "RDS" "Radio" "FM" or "AM" "Manual search" Select another band as necessary. To select the frequency: turn the controller.
Page 178 Entertainment Radio Switching REG function on/off Where applicable, select "All ensembles" or the desired ensemble. "Radio" "FM" Call up "Options". "REG" The setting is saved for the remote control cur‐ rently in use. Digital radio DAB, DAB/DMB Select the desired station. Principle Digital stations are bundled into what are known as bouquets.
Page 179 Radio Entertainment Select the desired station. With DAB/FM changeover activated, the radio automatically switches to a new station when the previous one can no longer be received. First of all, a search is run for the station in an‐ other ensemble. If it is not available in another ensemble, the station's analogue frequency is searched for.
Page 180: Traffic Reports
Entertainment Radio Traffic reports Press the controller. Select the additional station. Display in the status field ▷ TP white: traffic radio switched on, traffic Saved stations radio station available. ▷ TP grey: traffic radio switched on, no traffic General radio station available. Forty stations can be saved.
Page 181: Cd/Multimedia
CD/multimedia Entertainment CD/multimedia Vehicle Equipment CD/ DVD This chapter describes all standard, national and Playback special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is Inserting a CD/ DVD also described, for example the selected special Insert the CD/DVD with the label side upper‐...
Page 182 Entertainment CD/multimedia ▷ Compressed audio files: MP3, WMA, AAC, To change to a higher-level directory: tilt the M4A. controller to the left. Remove the CD/DVD Press the button. The CD/DVD is pushed out slightly. Remove the CD/DVD. Playing audio tracks Selecting a track using button Select the desired track to start playback.
Page 183 CD/multimedia Entertainment Select the desired CD or DVD. 2 mph. In some countries, it is only shown with the parking brake engaged or in gear position P. Call up "Options". "Random" DVD video "CD/Multimedia" "CD/DVD" Select a DVD with video content. "DVD menu"...
Page 184 Entertainment CD/multimedia Selecting subtitles Symbol Function The available subtitles depend on the DVD. Fast forward Turn the controller while the DVD is playing. Rewind Call up "Options". "Subtitles" For fast forward/rewind: each time the controller Select the desired language or "Do not is pressed, the speed increases.
Page 185: Dvd Changer
CD/multimedia Entertainment DVD changer "Other options" "Zoom mode" Inside the boot The DVD changer is located behind the left side Selecting title trim in the boot. DVD video: With the DVD menu displayed, turn the con‐ Control functions and displays troller.
Page 186: Playing Audio Tracks
Entertainment CD/multimedia Interrupt function The CD/DVD is pulled in automatically and stored in the selected compartment. Filling the DVD trays or removing the CDs/DVDs may be interrupted. Inserting CDs/DVDs Press the appropriate button. Only insert CD/DVD if the LEDs on the DVD compartment are flashing, otherwise the ▷...
Page 187 DVDs, this can be due to one of the following: CD/DVD player and changer Do not remove the cover Self-recorded CDs/DVDs All BMW CD/DVD players and changers ▷ With self-recorded CDs/DVDs, possible are Class 1 laser products. Do not operate when...
Page 188 Entertainment CD/multimedia CDs/DVDs with copy protection leted later individually, Delete tracks and di‐ rectory, see page 192. CDs/DVDs are often copy-protected by the manufacturer. This could result in CDs/DVDs Tracks with copy protection, DRM, are being impossible to play, or only being playable saved, but cannot be played.
Page 189: Music Search
During saving, bear the following in mind: entire album information, see page 192, of the CD may be updated using BMW Online. Do not switch to the CD/DVD player and do not remove the CD from the CD/DVD player, as oth‐...
Page 190 Entertainment CD/multimedia no information is saved can be called up via the Music search using voice control corresponding album, see page 191. Instructions for the voice control system, see page 21. "CD/Multimedia" "Music collection" Press the button on the steering "Music search"...
Page 191 CD/multimedia Entertainment Albums Call up "Options". All saved albums, listed in the order of the date "Random" of saving. Symbol Format Audio CD Compressed audio files "CD/Multimedia" "Music collection" Select the desired album. Managing music Depending on the album, the tracks or sub‐ directories of the album are displayed.
Page 192 Album information longer journey. If no information was saved for audio CDs during Starting the engine. saving, it can be updated later via BMW Online as required. Connect the USB medium to the USB inter‐ face in the glove box.
Page 193 CD/multimedia Entertainment External devices "Music data import/export" Overview Symbol Meaning AUX-IN port USB audio interface Audio interface for mobile phone Bluetooth audio "Backup music on USB" AUX-IN port Overview ▷ Connection of audio devices is possible, for example MP3 players. The sound output is via the vehicle loudspeakers.
Page 194 Entertainment CD/multimedia The sound is output via the vehicle loudspeak‐ of the music player in the mobile phone: Ap‐ ers. ple iPhone or mobile phones. Playback is only possible if no audio device Volume control is connected to the AUX-IN port. The volume of the sound output depends on the Due to the large variety of the audio devices audio device.
Page 195 CD/multimedia Entertainment Connect the Apple iPod/iPhone information from existing tracks will be deleted to the AUX-IN port and USB in‐ if required. terface using the special cable adapter or to the USB interface Copy protection using the flexible adapter cable. Music tracks with integrated Digital Rights Man‐...
Page 196 Entertainment CD/multimedia Currently playing Select the desired category, for example "Genre" or "Artist". List of currently played tracks. All entries are shown in a list. "CD/Multimedia" ▷ Call up "A-Z search" and make the de‐ "External devices" sired entry. When you enter a character, Select the symbol.
Page 197: Bluetooth Audio
Next video file with the vehicle. Previous video file Requirements Select symbol twice to play back the previous video file. ▷ Suitable device. Visit www.bmw.com/blue‐ tooth for more information. Notes ▷ Device ready for operation. ▷ Ignition switched on. Do not expose the audio device to extreme en‐...
Page 198 Entertainment CD/multimedia The Bluetooth name of the vehicle is dis‐ Select the desired functions to which the played. device is to be connected, for example "Audio". "OK" To perform other operations on the device; see the Owner’s Handbook of the device: for example finding/connecting Bluetooth de‐...
Page 199 CD/multimedia Entertainment Connecting a device Playback menu "CD/Multimedia" Not all functions may be available, depending on the device. "Bluetooth (audio)" If applicable, "Bluetooth audio" Symbol Function Select desired device from list of registered Next track devices. Fast forward: keep symbol pressed. Previous title Rewind: keep symbol pressed.
Page 200: Software Update
What to do if... ▷ Switch off keypad acknowledgement tones and other audio output at the device. Visit www.bmw.com/bluetooth for more infor‐ mation on compatible devices. Playback is interrupted by phone calls or traffic announcements and does not resume automat‐...
Page 201 All the updates listed are removed. "Update software" Note During a software update or when restoring the previous version, BMW Services, Office func‐ tions and associated devices are not available for a short time. Wait a few minutes until availa‐ bility is restored.
Page 202 Entertainment CD/multimedia Television, TV The selected channel is saved for the remote control currently in use. General Station search For your own safety, the TV picture is only dis‐ The station search takes up to 3 minutes de‐ played up to approx. 3 km/h. On some national pending on the number of channels offered.
Page 203 CD/multimedia Entertainment Channel information Select the symbol. Information on the currently selected channel. For broadcasts that are starting, information is available up to 4 hours in advance. The function must be supported by the TV channel. "CD/Multimedia" "TV" "Program information" Turn the controller until the desired setting is reached and press the controller.
Page 204 Entertainment CD/multimedia Zoom Selecting the audio track Showing an enlarged TV image. The range of audio tracks available depends on the TV programme and time of day. "CD/Multimedia" "CD/Multimedia" "TV" "TV" Call up "Options". Call up "Options". "Zoom mode" "Audio track" Select from country list The TV format is not the same in every country.
Page 205 CD/multimedia Entertainment Selecting page "Select page" Turn the controller until the desired page number is displayed. Press the controller. If the contents are too long to be shown on a single page the display is scrolled automatically. Changing pages Select the symbol.
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Page 207: Communication
Communication All of the possibilities available for mobile communication with your family, friends, business partners or service providers are summarised in this chapter. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 208: Telephone
This ensures better network reception and equipment or national version. That also applies uniform reproduction quality. to safety-relevant functions and systems. Compatible mobile phones Visit www.bmw.com/bluetooth for detailed in‐ Overview formation about the mobile phones and external devices with Bluetooth interface that are sup‐ Principle ported by the mobile phone preparation option.
Page 209 Telephone Communication When using the mobile through the vehicle, fol‐ "Bluetooth" low the user manual of the mobile. Connecting/disconnecting the mobile phone General The following functions are available: ▷ Using a mobile phone as a telephone. ▷ Using a mobile phone as an additional tele‐ Additional functions phone.
Page 210: Audio Source
Bluetooth passkey. Enter Internet are available. Using the services does and confirm passkey. not require a valid BMW Assist contract. The availability of the function depends on the Compare the control number in the vehicle country and is series-specific. The mobile display with the control number in the mo‐...
Page 211 Telephone Communication After connecting for the first time ▷ "Additional telephone" ▷ Mobile phone is detected/paired in the ve‐ ▷ "Data transfer" hicle after a short delay when the engine is ▷ "Audio" running or the ignition switched on. "OK" ▷...
Page 212: Adjusting The Volume
Communication Telephone delete the pairing information for some ▷ Mobile phone connected as audio source or other device. additional telephone? Mobile phone must be connected as telephone. ▷ Audio connection is activated. Deactivate audio connection. Quality of the phone connection is poor. ▷...
Page 213: Accepting A Call
Telephone Communication Ending a call the name of the contact is displayed. Otherwise, only the phone number is displayed. Using iDrive If more than one phone number is assigned to the contact, only the name is displayed. "Hang up" The number is only shown in the event of calls to the additional telephone, if the number is transmitted by the network.
Page 214: Phone Book
Communication Telephone Calls with a number of participants Setting up a conference Two calls can be merged to set up a telephone General conference. It is possible to switch between calls or merge Setting up two calls. two calls to set up a conference. The functions "Conference call"...
Page 215 Telephone Communication Redialling A symbol indicates the storage location of the contacts. General The list of numbers dialled in the mobile phone is transferred to the vehicle, depending on the mobile phone. The last 20 numbers dialled are displayed. The sort sequence varies from mo‐ bile phone to mobile phone.
Page 216: Incoming Calls
Communication Telephone Saving an entry in Contacts Call up "Options". Mark entry. "Delete entry" or "Delete list" Call up "Options". Saving an entry in Contacts "Save as new contact" or "Add to existing Mark entry. contact" Call up "Options". If necessary, select contact. "Save as new contact"...
Page 217 Telephone Communication Snap-in adapter Inserting the mobile phone Depending on the mobile phone, remove General the protective cap from the aerial connector and from the USB port of the mobile phone More detailed information on the snap-in adapt‐ if necessary. ers, which compatibly support the functions of the mobile, can be obtained from the Service Push the mobile phone with buttons up‐...
Page 218: Office
Office update Information on which mobile phones support which Office functions can be found under The number of unread messages and active www.bmw.com/bluetooth. tasks as well as appointments coming up are displayed. Contents are completely displayed when the vehicle is at standstill.
Page 219 If a contact that comes from the mobile phone or BMW Online is edited, the changes are not saved on the mobile phone or at BMW Online. A All contacts are listed in alphabetical order. The copy of the entry is saved in the vehicle.
Page 220 If necessary, correct and save the address. If the address is corrected and saved, a copy is created in the vehicle. The address is not changed on the mobile phone or at BMW On‐ Input boxes still show previous input: "Clear line.
Page 221 A home address can be saved in memory. This Only contacts saved in the vehicle are deleted. home address appears at the top of the list of The contacts from the mobile phone or BMW contacts. Online cannot be deleted.
Page 222 225. ▷ "Service messages" Reading out text message Only messages from BMW Information Read out text message, see page 226. Service, My Info and BMW Info are dis‐ played. My Info ▷ "SMS" Only SMS messages are displayed. Replying Send a predefined reply.
Page 223 BMW Info Select the desired number from the General list if the message contains more than one number. Telephone con‐ Messages from BMW on service actions and nection is set up. news from BMW. "Send e-mail (BMW Online)" Select additional functions "Open link in browser"...
Page 224 Communication Office Select desired E-mail. The current day's appointments are dis‐ played. Display E-mail contacts Select calendar day If sending and receiving party of an E-mail are transferred from the mobile phone, these are Select date. shown in the E-mail. "Sender/recipient"...
Page 225 Office Communication Sort task list Display note Select headers in the task list. Select the desired note. Select sort criterion: Browse any note: ▷ "Priority (!)" ▷ Turn the controller. ▷ "Subject" ▷ Select the symbol ▷ "Due date" Use contact data Display task Contact data from appointments, tasks, SMS, E‑mails and notes can be stored or selected, see...
Page 226 Communication Office What to do if... Display contact or dial telephone number Information about suitable mobile phones, see "Use contact data" page 208. Display contact or dial telephone number: Appointments, tasks, notes, SMS or E-mails ▷ Select contact to display a detailed view from the mobile phone are not displayed.
Page 227: Contacts
Contacts Communication Contacts Vehicle Equipment To complete the input fields: select the sym‐ bol beside the input field. This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version.
Page 228 Communication Contacts "My contacts" Tilt the controller to the left. "Yes" If a contact that comes from the mobile phone is edited, the changes are not saved on the mobile phone. A copy of the entry is saved in the vehicle and only the copy is displayed.
Page 229 Contacts Communication The sort order for names might not be the same as the selected sort order, depending on how contacts are saved on your mobile phone. Exporting/importing contacts Contacts can be exported and imported via Per‐ sonal Profile, see page 29. Deleting contacts Only contacts saved in the vehicle are deleted.
Page 230: Connecteddrive
That also applies ▷ BMW Assist is activated. to safety-relevant functions and systems. If BMW Assist is not activated, a mobile phone recommended by BMW for TeleSer‐ vices and configured for mobile data com‐ BMW Assist munication must be connected to the vehi‐...
Page 231 Breakdown assistance Overview It is possible to contact the Mobile Service of‐ fered by the BMW Group if you require help in the event of a breakdown. BMW Teleservice Diagnosis Contact with the Mobil en Service can also be Teleservice Diagnosis enables transfer of de‐...
Page 232 Mobile Service is es‐ tablished. BMW Online Overview BMW Online is an online portal which provides certain services for use in the vehicle, for exam‐ ple information on weather forecasts, current If applicable, "OK" news, stock market data, access to E-mails and The BMW Online start page is displayed.
Page 233 ConnectedDrive Communication Internet Log on To display contacts of BMW Online or other per‐ General sonal data, log on is required. For your own safety, the Internet is displayed "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive" only at up to approx. 5 km/h, 3 mph; for some "BMW Online"...
Page 234 Communication ConnectedDrive Operating the Internet Symbol Meaning No connection possible. Menu bar A menu bar for operation is displayed. To acti‐ Data transfer/connection. vate the menu bar, tilt the controller to the left Secure connection. until the cursor is located in the menu bar. Symbol Function Entering Internet addresses Activate mouse pointer.
Page 235 Overview ment for the vehicle are transmitted to your serv‐ ice partner automatically when a service is due. Contact the BMW Hotline for information cov‐ If possible, the partner will make contact and a ering every aspect of the vehicle.
Page 236 Teleservice Report Service status As needed, transfers the technical data from Display available services your vehicle to BMW at regular intervals. This is Display of all services available in the vehicle. used to evaluate the further development of BMW products.
Page 237 Some software applications can only be used Data transfer when the vehicle is stationary for safety rea‐ sons.◀ When updating BMW services, the status of the data transfer is displayed. Operating Apps "BMW Services" or "ConnectedDrive" Connect the mobile phone using the snap- Call up "Options".
Page 238 Communication ConnectedDrive Notes ▷ The extent of apps which can be shown on the control display depends on the extent of software applications installed on the mo‐ bile phone. ▷ The data transfer of the software applica‐ tions from the mobile phone to the vehicle may take a while.
Page 239: Extended Bmw Online Services
The following section lists the functions of the extended BMW Online services. Navigation ▷ Importing trips, see page 162. ▷ Information on points of interest from BMW Online, see page 159. ▷ Displaying current traffic regulations and country information, see page 170. CD/multimedia ▷...
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Page 241: Mobility
Mobility To assist you in preserving your car’s mobility, this section contains important information on operating fluids, wheels and tyres, maintenance and minor repairs. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 242: Refuelling
Mobility Refuelling Refuelling Vehicle Equipment Turn the fuel filler cap anticlockwise. This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version.
Page 243 Refuelling Mobility Remove the cover from the right-hand trim panel. Pull the green tag with the fuel pump sym‐ bol. Fuel filler flap is unlocked. Note when refuelling When refuelling, insert the filler nozzle fully into the filler neck. Lifting the filler nozzle during re‐ fuelling results in: ▷...
Page 244: Fuel
Mobility Fuel Fuel Vehicle Equipment Minimum grade Do not fill up with petrol below the mini‐ This chapter describes all standard, national and mum grade indicated, otherwise the engine op‐ special equipment provided in the model series. eration is not ensured.◀ Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special Diesel...
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Page 246: Wheels And Tyres
Mobility Wheels and tyres Wheels and tyres Vehicle Equipment Tyre pressure values This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version.
Page 247: Wheels And Tyres
Wheels and tyres Mobility Tyre tread ▷ Unusual vehicle response, such as pro‐ nounced pulling to the left or right. Summer tyres Damage can be caused by, for example, running over kerbs, road damage etc. The tyre tread depth should not be less than 3 mm, 1/8 in.
Page 248 Mobility Wheels and tyres Replacement of wheels and Recommended makes of tyre tyres Fitting Information on tyre mounting Only have tyres fitted, including balancing, by your Service Centre or by a specialist tyre dealer. If such work is performed inexpertly, it could re‐ sult in consequential damage and thus consti‐...
Page 249 Wheels and tyres Mobility Run-flat tyres Top speed of winter tyres If the car is capable of speeds higher than the Label speed permitted for the winter tyres, a sticker stating the maximum permitted speed for the tyres fitted must be displayed in the driver's field of view.
Page 250 Mobility Wheels and tyres Compressor Allow all occupants get out of the vehicle and guide them out of the danger area, for example behind the crash barrier. Set up warning triangle an appropriate distance away. Comply with relevant local laws.◀ Mobility system Mounting for cylinder Notes...
Page 251 Wheels and tyres Mobility Bolt the connecting hose onto the connec‐ Insert the plug into the socket on the inside tor of the sealant cylinder. of the vehicle while the compressor is switched off. Insert the upright sealant cylinder into the compressor housing.
Page 252: Snow Chains
Mobility Wheels and tyres If it does not reach a pressure of 2 bar: ▷ Increase pressure: switch on the com‐ pressor with the engine running or the Switch off compressor. ignition switched on. Remove the filler hose from the wheel. ▷...
Page 253 Wheels and tyres Mobility Do not initialise the runflat indicator with snow chains fitted, as the instrument might otherwise issue an incorrect reading. When driving with snow chains, activate Dy‐ namic Traction Control briefly if necessary. Maximum speed with snow chains When snow chains are fitted, do not exceed 50 km/h, 30 mph.
Page 254: Engine Compartment
Mobility Engine compartment Engine compartment Vehicle Equipment Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special This chapter describes all standard, national and equipment or national version. That also applies special equipment provided in the model series. to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 255: Engine Compartment
Engine compartment Mobility Closing bonnet Pull the lever. Let the bonnet fall from approximately 40 cm, Press the release lever and open the bonnet. 16 in and then push down to fully lock the bon‐ net. The bonnet must be heard to engage. Bonnet open while the vehicle is in motion Should it appear while the vehicle is in mo‐...
Page 256: Engine Oil
Mobility Engine oil Engine oil Vehicle Equipment Immediately top up 1 litre, approximately 2 pints oil. This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Detailed measurement Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is Prerequisites: also described, for example the selected special ▷...
Page 257: Engine Oil
Engine oil Mobility Adding engine oil Displaying oil level "Vehicle information" Filler neck "Vehicle status" "Engine oil level" Possible messages ▷ "Engine oil level OK" ▷ "Measurement not possible at this time." ▷ "Measuring engine oil level..." Duration with engine running: approxi‐ mately three minutes.
Page 258: Oil Change
Mobility Engine oil Approved oil grades Petrol engine BMW Longlife-01 BMW Longlife-01 FE BMW Longlife-04 Diesel engine BMW Longlife-04 Further information on approved types of oil can be asked for at the Service centre. Alternative oil grades If approved oils are not available 1 litre, approx‐...
Page 259: Coolant
Coolant Mobility Coolant Vehicle Equipment low the pressure to escape before opening it fully. This chapter describes all standard, national and special equipment provided in the model series. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special equipment or national version.
Page 260: Maintenance
That also applies by a Service centre. to safety-relevant functions and systems. Service Booklet BMW Maintenance System Have maintenance work carried out by the Serv‐ The maintenance system points out the neces‐ ice centre confirmed in the service booklet. The sary maintenance measures and so supports entries in it serve as proof of regular mainte‐...
Page 261 Maintenance Mobility Engine oil Brake fluid Maintenance work Maintenance work Replace engine oil and oil filter. Replace brake fluid. Automatic air conditioning: replace the micro‐ Reset service display in line with workshop filter. guidelines. With a petrol engine: Vehicle check With every second engine oil change.
Page 262 Separate calculation hicle functions. Replacement work, spare parts, operating ma‐ If there is also a BMW Assist contract, certain terials and wear material are calculated sepa‐ vehicle data can also be send directly from the rately. You can get further information from the vehicle to allow the desired services.
Page 263: Replacing Parts
Replacing parts Mobility Replacing parts Vehicle Equipment Replacing front wiper blades To replace the wiper blades, place the wip‐ This chapter describes all standard, national and ers in the fold-out position, see page 67. special equipment provided in the model series. Fold out the wipers.
Page 264 Mobility Replacing parts Replacing bulbs These resemble conventional lasers and are classified by legislation as Class 1 light-emitting diodes. General Do not remove the covers Lights and bulbs are an important aspect of driv‐ ing safety. Do not remove the covers or expose the eyes directly to the unfiltered light source for The manufacturer of the vehicle recommends several hours at a time, as this could cause irri‐...
Page 265 Replacing parts Mobility Xenon headlight High-beam headlights/headlight flasher and side lights Follow the instructions regarding bulbs and lights, see page 264. High-beam headlights/headlight flasher: 55 watt bulb, H7 Side lights: 5 watt bulb, W5W Open bonnet, see page 254. Press, see arrow 1, and fold out cover, see arrow 2.
Page 266 Mobility Replacing parts inexpertly, because of the high electrical vol‐ Press removal hook up, see arrow, and move tages present.◀ fog lights forwards on the hook to remove them. Xenon headlight The low-beam headlights and high-beam head‐ lights use xenon technology. The side lights and daytime driving lights use LED technology.
Page 267 Replacing parts Mobility 21 watt bulb, PY 21W Rear light Open bonnet, see page 254. Rear light/brake light Turn cover anti-clockwise and carefully re‐ move. Turn indicator, rear light and brake light The bulb is attached to the cover. Follow the instructions regarding bulbs and lights, see page 264.
Page 268: Changing A Wheel
Mobility Replacing parts Undo three fastenings on the bulb holder Reversing light is the upper light, the fog and remove bulb holder from the rear light. light is the lower light on the bulb holder. To change the reversing light, carefully pull out the bulb.
Page 269: Recharging The Battery
Replacing parts Mobility Recharging the battery Note Do not connect charger to socket Do not connect battery charger to the sockets installed in the vehicle in the factory, otherwise this could damage the vehicle.◀ Jump-starting connections ▷ Wheel stud, arrow 1. Recharge the battery only with the engine stop‐...
Page 270 Mobility Replacing parts Fuses Notes Replacing fuses Do not repair blown fuses or replace them with fuses with different colours or ampere rat‐ ings, otherwise overloaded electrical wires could cause a fire in the vehicle.◀ Plastic tweezers and details of the fuse assign‐ ment can be found with the fuses in the boot.
Page 271: Help In The Event Of A Breakdown
Press the SOS button in an emergency only. If the situation permits, wait in the car until Even if no BMW Assist emergency call is possi‐ voice contact has been established. ble, in some cases an emergency call may still be set up to a public emergency call number.
Page 272 ▷ LED flashes when the connection to the emergency number has been established. In the case of a BMW Assist emergency call, the data required to decide on the rescue measures to be taken is transferred to the emergency call centre, for example the cur‐...
Page 273 Switch off any electrical systems in both ve‐ hicles. Connecting the cables Avoid contact between the vehicle bodies Pull up the cap of the BMW jump-starting connection to remove it. The bodies of the two vehicles must not make contact, otherwise there is the risk of a Connect a terminal clamp on the positive/+ short-circuit.◀...
Page 274 Mobility Help in the event of a breakdown Manual gearbox If an initial attempt to start the engine fails, wait several minutes until the flat battery has Before towing your vehicle been recharged to a slightly greater degree. Allow both engines to run for a few minutes. Parking brake blocked Disconnect the jump leads in the opposite It is not possible to manually disengage...
Page 275: Tow Bar
It can be screwed into the front or Attaching the tow bar/towing rope rear end of the BMW. It is located in the tool kit Only attach the tow bar or towing rope to behind the left flap in the boot.
Page 276 Mobility Help in the event of a breakdown ▷ Avoid lateral loads on the towing eye, for ex‐ page 272. Only tow-start when the engine is ample do not raise the car at the towing eye. cold if your vehicle has a catalytic converter. Otherwise the towing eye and the car could be Switching on hazard warning lights, please damaged.◀...
Page 277: General Care
General care Mobility General care Vehicle Equipment Automatic car washes. This chapter describes all standard, national and Notes special equipment provided in the model series. Bear the following in mind: Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is ▷ Textile car washes or systems using soft also described, for example the selected special brushes are preferable, to avoid damage to equipment or national version.
Page 278: General Care
Engage transmission position N. Care products Stop the engine. In this way the ignition re‐ BMW recommends that you use BMW cleaning mains switched on and a Check Control and care products, as these have been tested message is displayed.
Page 279: Light Alloy Wheels
General care Mobility In the event of heavy soiling, for example stains ▷ Light covers. caused by drinks, use a soft sponge or a lint-free ▷ Glass cover of instrument cluster. microfibre cloth with suitable interior cleaning ▷ Parts sprayed matt black. agents.
Page 280 Mobility General care Floor mats can be removed from the car to en‐ able the interior to be cleaned more thoroughly. In the event of heavy soiling, clean floor carpets using a microfibre cloth and water or textile cleaner. In doing so, rub back and forth in the direction of travel, as otherwise the carpet can become tangled.
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Page 283: Reference
Reference This chapter contains the technical data, the short commands for the voice control system and the index, which provides the quickest way to find the information you need. Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 284: Technical Data
Reference Technical data Technical data Vehicle Equipment Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is also described, for example the selected special This chapter describes all standard, national and equipment or national version. That also applies special equipment provided in the model series. to safety-relevant functions and systems.
Page 285 Technical data Reference Length, wheelbase Wheelbase: 2810 mm Vehicle length: 4648 mm Smallest turning circle Dia.: 11.9 m or 39 ft Weights Values in front of the / are for vehicles with man‐ ual transmission, values after the / are for vehi‐ cles with automatic transmission.
Page 286 Reference Technical data X3 xDrive20i Roof load kg (lb) 100 (220) Boot capacity litres (cu ft) 550–1600 (19.4–56.5) X3 xDrive28i Kerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg, 165 lb, load, tank kg (lb) 1795 (3957) 90 % full, no optional extras Permitted gross weight kg (lb) 2310 (5092)
Page 287 Technical data Reference X3 xDrive20d Kerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg, 165 lb, load, tank kg (lb) 1790/1800 90 % full, no optional extras (3946/3968) Permitted gross weight kg (lb) 2305/2315 (5081/5103) Load kg (lb) 590 (1300) Front axle load limit kg (lb) 1080 (2381) Rear axle load limit...
Page 288 Reference Technical data X3 xDrive35d Kerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg, 165 lb, load, tank kg (lb) 1925 (4243) 90 % full, no optional extras Permitted gross weight kg (lb) 2440 (5379) Load kg (lb) 590 (1300) Front axle load limit kg (lb) 1160 (2557) Rear axle load limit...
Page 289 Technical data Reference X3 xDrive28i Towing loads according to EU operating permit. Your Service centre will have details of possible increases. Unbraked kg (lb) 750 (1653) With brake on upward incline up to 12 % kg (lb) 2000 (4409) With brake on upward incline up to 12 % and increased 2400 (5291) trailer load for automatic transmission With brake on upward incline up to 8 %...
Page 290 Reference Technical data X3 xDrive20d Towing loads according to EU operating permit. Your Service centre will have details of possible increases. Unbraked kg (lb) 750 (1653) With brake on upward incline up to 12 % kg (lb) 2000 (4409) With brake on upward incline up to 12 % and increased 2400 (5291) trailer load for automatic transmission With brake on upward incline up to 8 %...
Page 291 Technical data Reference X3 xDrive30d Towing loads according to EU operating permit. Your Service centre will have details of possible increases. Unbraked kg (lb) 750 (1653) With brake on upward incline up to 12 % kg (lb) 2000 (4409) With brake on upward incline up to 12 % and increased 2400 (5291) trailer load for automatic transmission With brake on upward incline up to 8 %...
Page 292: Filling Capacities
Reference Technical data Filling capacities litres / Imp. units Note Fuel tank 67/14.7 gal Fuel grade, see page Windscreen and headlight washer 5/8.7 pints system Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 293: Short Commands Of The Voice Control
Short commands of the voice control system Reference Short commands of the voice control system Vehicle Equipment General This chapter describes all standard, national and Instructions for the voice control system, see special equipment provided in the model series. page 21. Therefore equipment not available in a vehicle is Have possible voice commands read also described, for example the selected special...
Page 294 Reference Short commands of the voice control system Vehicle information Owner's Handbook Function Command Call up Owner's Handbook. ›Show Owner's Handbook‹ Call up quick reference. ›Quick reference‹ Call up keyword search. ›Owner's Handbook‹ Call up search by graphics. ›Search by pictures‹ On-board computer Function Command...
Page 295 Short commands of the voice control system Reference Function Command Call up route guidance. ›Guidance‹ Start route guidance. ›Start guidance‹ End route guidance. ›Stop guidance‹ Call up home address. ›Home address‹ Call up route criteria. ›Route criteria‹ Call up course of route. ›Route profile‹...
Page 296 Reference Short commands of the voice control system Split screen settings Function Command Split screen. ›Switch on splitscreen‹ Switch off split screen. ›Switch off splitscreen‹ Adapt split screen sizes. ›Split screen display‹ Split screen map pointing towards north. ›Splitscreen map north oriented‹ Split screen current position.
Page 297 Short commands of the voice control system Reference Radio Function Command Call up station directly. ›Station ...‹ for example, Classic Radio station Call up frequency. ›Frequency ... megahertz‹, for example 93.5 Megahertz or frequency 93.5 Call up radio. ›Radio‹ Call up FM stations. ›F M‹...
Page 298 Reference Short commands of the voice control system Saved stations Function Command Call up saved stations. ›Saved stations‹ Choose saved station. ›Select saved station‹ Select saved station. ›Saved station ...‹, for example saved station 2 CD/multimedia CD/DVD player Function Command Select track.
Page 299 Short commands of the voice control system Reference External devices Function Command Call up external devices. ›External devices‹ Call up Bluetooth devices. ›Bluetooth‹ AUX front. ›AUX front‹ Function Command Call up TV. ›T V‹ Sound Function Command Call up sound. ›Tone‹...
Page 300 Select name. ›Select name‹ My contacts. ›My contacts‹ Call up contacts. ›Contacts‹ New contact. ›New contact‹ BMW Service or ConnectedDrive Function Command Call up BMW services. ›B M W Services‹ Call up connected drive. ›Connected Drive‹ Call up BMW Online.
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Page 302: From A To Z
BMW Assist Alternative oil grades control, AUC BMW homepage AM-/FM stations Automatic anti-glare control, BMW internet site Anti-freeze protection, washer see High-beam assis‐ BMW Maintenance Sys‐ fluid tance Online Edition for Part no. 01 40 2 900 867 - 03 12 490...
Page 303 From A to Z Reference BMW Online Car washes COMFORT program, driving BMW TeleServices Catalytic converter, see Hot dynamics Bonnet exhaust system Compressor Boot CBS, Condition Based Serv‐ Computer, see On-board Boot cover computer Boot lid CD/DVD Condensate under the vehi‐...
Page 304 Distance to destination EfficientDynamics menu, see gram, see DSC Distance warning, see ECO PRO Exhaust system Electrical power windows Extended BMW Online serv‐ DMB, digital radio Electric steering wheel ices Door key, see Remote con‐ lock Exterior mirror, automatically trol Electronic displays, instru‐...
Page 305 From A to Z Reference Favourites buttons, iDrive Glass roof, see Panorama House number, input for navi‐ Filler neck for engine oil glass roof gation Fine wood, care Glove box HUD Head-Up Display First-aid kit Gong, speaker equalisa‐ Flat tyre, warning lamp tion Flooding GPS navigation...
Page 306 Reference From A to Z Instrument cluster, electronic Keyless Go, see Comfort Ac‐ Locking, doors and win‐ displays cess dows Instrument cluster switch, see Key memory, see Personal Locking via the tailgate Turn indicators Profile Lock, wheel studs Instrument cluster switch, see Key switch for front passenger Low-beam headlights Wiper system...
Page 307 On-board monitor, see Control Petrol grade buttons display Place for children Multimedia On-board tool kit Plasters, see First-aid kit Music collection Online, see BMW Online Plastic, care Music memory Opening/closing from in‐ Playing audio tracks Music search side PlugIn Opening/closing via door...
Page 308 Reference From A to Z Replacement fuse Replacement of parts Radio Replacement of wheels/ Safe seated position Radio-control key, see Re‐ tyres Safety switch, windows mote control Replacing bulbs Safety systems, airbags Radio ready state Replacing bulbs, front Saved stations Radio signals Replacing bulbs, rear Saving current position...
Page 309 From A to Z Reference Short commands Stability control systems Tail lights Side airbags Start/stop button Tank display Side lights Start function with malfunc‐ Tasks Side lights, replacing tion Technical changes, see Your bulbs Starting assistance own safety Signals on unlocking Starting assistance, see Technical data Sliding/tilting roof...
Page 310 Reference From A to Z Trailer loads Wheel replacement Trailer Stability Control Wheels, everything about Trailer tow hitch Variable sports steering wheels and tyres Trailer towing, data Vehicle battery Wheels, runflat indicator, Transmission Vehicle battery, changing Transmission, automatic Vehicle equipment Width, vehicle Tread, tyres Vehicle for tow-starting/tow‐...
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