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Technical data

260

Weights

Never exceed either the approved axle loads or
the gross vehicle weight.

X6 xDrive 35i

Curb weight

Ibs./kg

4,894/2,220

Approved gross vehicle weight

Ibs./kg

6,085/2,760

Load

Ibs./kg

1,191/540

Approved front axle load

Ibs./kg

2,910/1,320

Approved rear axle load

Ibs.kg

3,241/1,470

Approved roof load capacity

Ibs./kg

220/100

Cargo bay capacity

cu ft/l

25.6-59.7/570-1,450

Online Edition for Part no. 01 41 0 015 021 - © 11/07 BMW AG

Summary of Contents for 2008 X6

Page 1: ...The Ultimate Driving Machine Owner s Manual for Vehicle Contents A to Z Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 2: ...Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 3: ...It contains important data and instructions intended to assist you in gaining maximum use and satisfaction from your BMW s unique range of technical fea tures The manual also contains information on...

Page 4: ...uding excerpts only with the written consent of BMW AG Munich Order No 01 41 0 015 021 US English XII 07 12 07 500 Printed in Germany Printed on environmentally friendly paper bleached without chlorin...

Page 5: ...nterior accessories Driving tips 126 Things to remember when driving Navigation 134 Starting navigation system 136 Destination entry 148 Destination guidance 156 What to do if Entertainment 160 On Off...

Page 6: ...ons that must be fol lowed precisely in order to avoid the pos sibility of personal injury and serious damage to the vehicle Indicates information that will assist you in gaining the optimum benefit f...

Page 7: ...he accom panying Supplementary Owner s Manuals Editorial notice BMW pursues a policy of continuous ongoing development that is conceived to ensure that our vehicles continue to embody the highest qual...

Page 8: ...quipment for instance CBs walkie talkies ham radios or similar accessories may cause extensive dam age to the vehicle compromise its safety inter fere with the vehicle s electrical system or affect th...

Page 9: ...ood New Jersey 07675 1227 Telephone 1 800 831 1117 If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a r...

Page 10: ...Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 11: ...d to familiarize you with your vehicle s operating environment The section will also assist you in becoming acquainted with the control concepts and options available for operating the various systems...

Page 12: ...ing windows 38 3 Folding exterior mirrors in and out 50 4 Adjusting exterior mirrors 49 Automatic curb monitor 50 5 Instrument lighting 102 Fog lamps 101 6 Parking lamps 99 Low beams 99 Automatic head...

Page 13: ...1 Windshield wipers 64 Rain sensor 65 12 Starting stopping engine and switching ignition on off 56 Telephone Press accepting and ending call starting dialing for selected phone number and redialing if...

Page 14: ...s 75 Speed of cruise control 66 7 Display for Odometer and trip odometer 68 Computer 70 Date and remaining travel distance for service requirements 72 Automatic transmission positions 61 HDC Hill Desc...

Page 15: ...or and warning lamps Additional information e g on the cause of a malfunction and on the corresponding need to take action can be displayed via the Check Con trol refer to page 75 In the case of corre...

Page 16: ...Cockpit 14 Around the center console controls and displays Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 17: ...th navigation system 134 18 Controller 16 Turn press or move horizontally in four directions 19 Opening start menu on Control Display 17 20 Automatic Hold 58 21 Parking brake 57 22 Adaptive Drive 88 2...

Page 18: ...ith the rele vant equipment Controls 1 Control Display 2 button Opening start menu 3 Controller With the controller you can select menu items and make settings move in four directions arrows 4 turn ar...

Page 19: ...ings for traffic information Settings for your vehicle e g for the central locking system Display of maintenance intervals and dead lines for legally mandated inspections Settings for telephone Operat...

Page 20: ...pressing the button For this purpose move the controller in the cor responding direction and hold it for longer than approx 2 seconds Displays in menu 1 Each menu is divided into fields The respectiv...

Page 21: ...ler the highlight moves Menu items shown in white can be selected by highlighting 2 Activating menu item Press the controller New menu items are displayed or the function is carried out 3 Selecting me...

Page 22: ...if the mobile phone is logged on in the vehicle Mobile phone network reception strength display dependent on mobile phone 6 Time Other displays The status information is temporarily hidden when there...

Page 23: ...s Destinations of navigation Telephone phone numbers Entertainment Radio station CD CD compartment of CD changer AUX The assignment of the direct selection buttons is stored for the remote control cur...

Page 24: ...nt You can display the assignment of the buttons by touching them with your finger Please do not wear gloves when doing so Touching with an object e g a pen does not function Displaying short info Tou...

Page 25: ...interior rearview mirror refer to page 14 Precondition Via iDrive set the language that applies for the voice command system in order to enable iden tification of the spoken commands To set the langua...

Page 26: ...tive commands There are often a number of commands to run a function e g Running functions directly with short commands With short commands you can carry out certain functions directly regardless of w...

Page 27: ...so applies to spelling when entering the destination Always issue commands in the language of the voice command system When selecting a radio station use the common pronunciation of the station name F...

Page 28: ...Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 29: ...ith information for complete control of your vehicle Its extensive array of features and accessories both for driving and for your own safety comfort and convenience are described here Controls Online...

Page 30: ...MW Sports Activity Vehicle Center Personal Profile The concept You can set a number of functions of your BMW individually according to your preferences Per sonal Profile ensures that most of these set...

Page 31: ...th programmable memory direct selec tion buttons selection of stored functions refer to page 21 Central locking system The concept The central locking system is ready for opera tion whenever the drive...

Page 32: ...e vehicle 9 Press the controller Comfort opening Press and hold down the button The win dows and the glass sunroof are opened Locking Press the button Do not lock the vehicle from the outside if perso...

Page 33: ...f it is no longer possible to lock the vehicle using the remote control then the battery is discharged Use this remote control during an extended drive this will recharge the battery refer to page 28...

Page 34: ...to upper field if necessary Turn the controller until Door locks is selected and press the controller 6 Select Central locking and press the con troller 7 Select a menu item Relock door if not opened...

Page 35: ...t Opening height You can open the liftgate to 2 heights Unlock the liftgate and lift it up into the lower position To open all the way pull the liftgate down approx 12 in 30 cm from the lower position...

Page 36: ...ve for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Press the controller to open the menu 3 Select Settings and press the controller 4 Select Vehicle Tires and p...

Page 37: ...ight of about 11 lbs 5 kg such as when laden with snow or ice Alarm system The concept The vehicle alarm system responds When a door the hood or the liftgate is opened To movements in the vehicle inte...

Page 38: ...tentional alarms e g in the following situations In stacking garages When transporting on car carrying trains by sea or on a trailer When animals are to remain in the vehicle Switching off tilt alarm...

Page 39: ...ocess to be sure that no one is injured Removing the hand from the door handle immediately stops the closing process Opening liftgate Press the button on the liftgate This corresponds to pressing the...

Page 40: ...off the engine the engine can only be started again within approx 10 seconds if no door has been opened The indicator lamp in the instrument panel lights up and a message appears on the Control Displ...

Page 41: ...case of danger from outside or if for example ice on the window prevents normal closing pro ceed as follows 1 Pull the switch beyond the resistance point and hold The pinch protection system is limit...

Page 42: ...ompartment Each time the glass sunroof is opened or closed all the way it stops in the comfort position If you wish you can continue the motion by actu ating the switch After switching off ignition Yo...

Page 43: ...arrows 1 tilt the cover panel down arrow 2 and remove 3 Release and disconnect the motor plug This significantly reduces the effort required for the manual movement 4 Take the Allen wrench from its br...

Page 44: ...si tive individuals This effect is usually only tem porary For airbag locations and additional information on airbags refer to page 95 Head restraint A correctly adjusted head restraint reduces the ri...

Page 45: ...the safety belt eliminating the protection normally pro vided by the belt Also observe the information on damage to safety belts on page 47 and on the height of the head restraints on page 46 Adjustin...

Page 46: ...t the contour of the backrest to obtain additional support in the lumbar region The upper hips and spinal column receive sup plementary support to help you maintain a relaxed upright sitting position...

Page 47: ...the controller to open the menu 3 Select Settings and press the controller 4 Select Vehicle Tires and press the con troller 5 Change to upper field if necessary Turn the controller until Door locks is...

Page 48: ...ke advantage of its injury reducing potential in the event of a rear end collision Have the active head restraints reset after they are triggered in a rear end collision Have this work carried out onl...

Page 49: ...Guide the belt into its reel The shoulder strap s anchorage point will be correct for adult seat occupants of every build if the seat is correctly adjusted refer to page 43 Damage to safety belts In t...

Page 50: ...when three LEDs are lit To switch off press the button longer The temperature is reduced if need be down to no heat in order to reduce the load on the bat tery The LEDs remain lit Temperature distribu...

Page 51: ...istribu tion The setting is applied Heated rear seats Operation similar to front seat heating without temperature distribution refer to page 48 Active seat The seat cushion is actively varied by alter...

Page 52: ...a car wash fold the mirrors in manually or with button 3 oth erwise they could be damaged depending on the width of the car wash system Automatic heating Below a certain outdoor temperature both exte...

Page 53: ...dent as the result of unexpected movement The steering wheel can be adjusted in four directions Storing steering wheel positions refer to Seat mirror and steering wheel memory on page 44 Easy entry e...

Page 54: ...Display hide phone book or last list of stored phone numbers Next entertainment source Changes audio source 5 Select the desired function and press the controller 6 Select the button if necessary and...

Page 55: ...tic deactivation of the front passenger airbags refer to page 95 Installing child restraint systems Follow the child restraint system manu facturer s instructions for selection installation and use of...

Page 56: ...se the protective action may be reduced The mounts for the LATCH anchors are located at the points indicated by the arrows Child restraint system with tether strap Only use the top tether mounting poi...

Page 57: ...the tether strap on the mounting point with the hook 3 Pull tether strap taut until it compresses the cushion of the headrest thus preventing the tether strap from sliding off On trips Child safety l...

Page 58: ...ness or the ignition on and off Pressing the Start Stop button with the brake pedal depressed starts the engine Radio readiness Some electronic systems consumers are ready for operation The time and o...

Page 59: ...s brake pedal 2 Press the Start Stop button The system responds by automatically engag ing the starter for a certain period and automat ically disengaging it as soon as the engine starts Switching off...

Page 60: ...lamp on Canadian models As soon as you brake the vehicle almost to a stop i e down to a speed of approx 2 mph 3 km h or below the parking brake remains set Releasing manually Press the button with the...

Page 61: ...lamp goes out Before driving into the car wash deacti vate Automatic Hold otherwise the park ing brake will be automatically set after stop ping and the vehicle can no longer roll Parking If the vehic...

Page 62: ...Releasing 1 Open the left hand side panel in the cargo bay 2 Remove the first aid kit and the warning triangle if necessary Close the bracket of the warning triangle 3 Insert the releasing tool conta...

Page 63: ...of P or N otherwise the shift command will not be executed shiftlock To prevent the vehicle from creeping after you select a driving position maintain pressure on the brake pedal until you are ready...

Page 64: ...nel This posi tion is recommended for a performance ori ented driving style To use the automatic function again press the selector lever to the right into position D Changing gears using selector leve...

Page 65: ...lease the parking brake follow this sequence 1 Secure the vehicle against rolling 2 Manually release the parking brake refer to page 60 3 Manually release the transmission lock of the automatic transm...

Page 66: ...ess the controller to open the menu 3 Select Settings and press the controller 4 Select Vehicle Tires and press the con troller 5 Change to upper field if necessary Turn the controller until Lighting...

Page 67: ...te intervals Do not use the washers if there is any danger that the fluid will freeze on the windshield If you do so your vision could be obscured To avoid freezing use a washer fluid antifreeze refer...

Page 68: ...instrument panel The controlled speed can drop on uphill grades if the engine output is insufficient If the engine braking effect is not sufficient on a downhill grade the system lightly brakes the ve...

Page 69: ...the cruise control After releasing the accelerator pedal the stored speed is reached and maintained again Warning lamp The warning lamp lights up if the cruise control has been deactivated automatical...

Page 70: ...refer to page 78 Retrieving date Press the button on turn signal lever upward the date appears To set the date refer to page 79 Pressing the button upward or downward sev eral times changes the displ...

Page 71: ...06 and approx 2507 1206 When the engine oil temperature is too high a warning lamp lights up in the instrument panel Fuel gauge Fuel tank capacity approx 22 5 US gal 85 liters You will find informatio...

Page 72: ...onds Average fuel consumption The average fuel consumption is calculated for the time during which the engine is running To reset average fuel consumption press the BC button on the turn signal lever...

Page 73: ...e of the navigation sys tem Trip computer The trip computer is suitable for example for a vacation trip 1 Open the start menu 2 Open Navigation Without navigation system Open Car Data 3 Select Car Dat...

Page 74: ...of maintenance required you can also display the remaining distance or the service date individually in the instrument panel 1 With the ignition switched on press the button in the instrument panel re...

Page 75: ...ta for the next main tenance are displayed Additional information You can select a display of more detailed infor mation on the maintenance scope on the Con trol Display For operating principle refer...

Page 76: ...therwise the effec tiveness of CBS Condition Based Service is not ensured 1 Open the start menu 2 Press the controller to open the menu 3 Select Info sources and press the control ler 4 Select Service...

Page 77: ...ntinues to be visible even when the Check Control message disappears after a short time The warning lamps and text messages are stored and can be displayed later also refer to page 76 Explanatory text...

Page 78: ...dditional information later iDrive for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Press the controller to open the menu 3 Select Info sources and press the con...

Page 79: ...is automatically activated Applying your current speed as limit Select Select current speed and press the controller The system applies your current speed as the limit Activating limit Select On and p...

Page 80: ...il Time Date is selected and press the controller 2 Move the controller once to the front if nec essary to change to the first field from the top 3 Turn the controller until Time is selected and press...

Page 81: ...t and press the controller The setting is stored for the remote control cur rently in use Brightness of Control Display The brightness is automatically adapted to the ambient lighting conditions Howev...

Page 82: ...Select Text language and press the con troller You can change the language of the text displays 7 Select and activate the desired language by pressing the controller The setting is stored for the rem...

Page 83: ...he LED goes out Automatic deactivation After driving approx 165 ft 50 m or at over approx 20 mph 30 km h the system is switched off and the LED goes out You can reactivate the system manually as neede...

Page 84: ...ss the controller The PDC screen is activated The display appears on the Control Display as soon as PDC is activated System limits Even with PDC final responsibility for estimating the distance betwee...

Page 85: ...e rear view camera refer to Displays on page 85 Switching off Automatically When driving forward at over approx 12 mph 20 km h or after driving approx 164 ft 50 m Manually Press the button again the L...

Page 86: ...s tance Control and support you in estimating the distance to the object shown The obstacle marking is deactivated when driv ing in reverse from approx 12 mph 20 km h Activating driver assistance func...

Page 87: ...can set the brightness of the camera view with the rear view camera switched on iDrive for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the controller 2 Turn the controller until Brightness is select...

Page 88: ...lamp in the instrument panel lights up but not longer than approx 10 seconds DTC Dynamic Trac tion Control and DSC are deactivated together Stabilizing interventions are now not carried out A message...

Page 89: ...uting the drive torque Press the BC button on the turn signal lever repeatedly until the display appears refer to arrow The drive train and wheels are schematically depicted Bar graphs show the curren...

Page 90: ...t speeds over approx 37 mph 60 km h Displays in instrument panel 1 Display for target speed 2 HDC display Malfunction HDC is temporarily unavailable in the following situations due to a high brake tem...

Page 91: ...longer holds the vehicle after approx 2 seconds and it begins to roll back Self leveling suspension Malfunction The warning lamp for self leveling suspension lights up yellow and a message is shown on...

Page 92: ...y Do not initialize the sys tem when driving with snow chains or with the compact wheel iDrive for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Press the control...

Page 93: ...therwise pieces of the tire could become detached and cause an accident Do not con tinue driving but instead contact the BMW Sports Activity Vehicle Center TPM Tire Pressure Monitor The concept TPM ch...

Page 94: ...t menu 2 Press the controller to open the menu 3 Select Settings and press the controller 4 Select Vehicle Tires and press the con troller 5 Change to upper field if necessary Turn the controller unti...

Page 95: ...malfunction Have the system checked If a wheel without TPM electronics is mounted e g a compact wheel If TPM is temporarily interfered with by other systems or devices which use the same radio frequen...

Page 96: ...are driving in the low road speed range e g in a town or when parking the steer ing angle increases i e the steering becomes very direct In the higher speed range on the other hand the steering angle...

Page 97: ...e individual components immediately after the system has been trig gered because there is a danger of burns In the event of malfunctions deactivation or triggering of the airbag restraint system have...

Page 98: ...ly detected on the seat The front and side airbags on the front pas senger side are not activated Most child s seats are detected by the system Especially the child s seats required by the NHTSA at th...

Page 99: ...ller 4 Select Display settings and press the controller 5 Change to upper field if necessary Turn the controller until Head Up Display is selected and press the controller 6 Change into the second fie...

Page 100: ...Sunglasses with certain polarization filters Certain sitting positions Objects on the cover of the Head Up Dis play Wet road surface and unfavorable lighting conditions If the image is distorted have...

Page 101: ...t condi tions for instance in a tunnel at dawn and dusk and in case of precipitation Adaptive Head Light is active The LED next to the symbol lights up when the low beams are on You can activate the d...

Page 102: ...the controller 6 Select Pathway lighting and press the controller 7 Turn the controller to select the desired duration 8 Press the controller to apply the setting The setting is stored for the remote...

Page 103: ...t towards the front pas senger side when the vehicle is at a standstill When driving in reverse both turning lamps are active High beams roadside parking lamps 1 High beams 2 Headlamp flasher 3 Roadsi...

Page 104: ...battery all lamps in the vehicle are switched off approx 15 min utes after radio readiness is switched off refer to Start Stop button on page 56 Switching interior lamps on and off manually Press the...

Page 105: ...s Navigation Entertainment Mobility Climate 1 Air toward the windshield and side windows 2 Air for the upper body region refer to Front ventilation on page 107 3 Air to footwell 4 Automatic climate co...

Page 106: ...leasant to you The following sections contain more detailed information on the available setting options Most settings are stored for the remote control currently in use also refer to Personal Profile...

Page 107: ...u 2 Move the controller to the left to open Cli mate 3 Select Vent settings and press the con troller 4 Select the driver s or front passenger side if necessary Move the controller to the right or lef...

Page 108: ...ume remains effective with manual air distribution Switching cooling function on and off The cooling function cools and dehumidifies the incoming air before also reheating it as required according to...

Page 109: ...ery voltage at an outside temperature below 777 256 REST appears on the display of the automatic climate control when the residual heat utiliza tion is switched on From radio readiness the interior te...

Page 110: ...te control The control unit of the rear automatic climate control is located in the center console in the rear 1 Temperature left rear seating area 2 AUTO program 3 Display 4 Temperature right rear se...

Page 111: ...r volume with the AUTO button Switching off rear automatic climate control You can select the lowest blower speed by pressing and holding the left side Pressing again switches off the rear automatic c...

Page 112: ...operating principle refer to page 16 1 Open the start menu 2 Move the controller to the left to open Cli mate 3 Select Parked car operation and press the controller 4 Select Activation time and press...

Page 113: ...ity The symbol on the display of the automatic climate control flashes when the parked car ventilation has switched on The parked car ventilation is only avail able for activation within the next 24 h...

Page 114: ...g inal hand held transmitter it is safe to assume that it is compatible with the integrated universal remote control Should you have additional questions please contact your BMW Sports Activity Vehicl...

Page 115: ...d person 1 Park your vehicle within the range of the remote controlled device 2 Program the integrated universal remote control as described above in the section Fixed code hand held transmitters 3 Lo...

Page 116: ...onds calibrate compass 9 to 12 seconds set left right hand drive vehicle 12 to 15 seconds setting language Setting compass zones Set the respectively applicable compass zone in your vehicle so that th...

Page 117: ...ss is already set to right or left hand drive vehicle to match your vehicle at the factory Setting language You can set the language of the display Press the adjustment button for approx 12 13 seconds...

Page 118: ...fer to page 186 USB audio interface refer to page 187 Flashlight The flashlight is located in the storage compart ment between the front seats Pull the flashlight out of the holder when needed Battery...

Page 119: ...in the event of an accident Do not force unsuitable containers into the cup holders as otherwise damage can result Front Slide the cover back Rear Slide the cover forward Remove the beverage container...

Page 120: ...ng or the ignition switched on the cigarette lighter socket can be used as a power outlet for hand flashlights car vacuum cleaners etc with power ratings of up to approx 200 W at 12 V Avoid damaging t...

Page 121: ...a danger to vehicle occupants during braking or evasive maneuvers Removing 1 Grasp retracted cargo bay cover under neath the upper fold on both sides 2 Pull the cover back out of the side brackets 3 D...

Page 122: ...oor panel Storage compartment on the right in the cargo bay Storage tray under the floor panel capacity approx 2 8 cu ft 80 liters Retaining straps on the left and right side panel for securing small...

Page 123: ...scopic rail 3 Press the button of the bracket arrow 1 The retaining strap is tensioned You can also hook both retaining straps into each other When you are finished using the adaptive fas tening syste...

Page 124: ...to prevent damage Securing cargo After loading secure the ski bag and its con tents Tighten the retaining strap on the ten sioning buckle for this purpose Secure the ski bag in this way If you fail t...

Page 125: ...Controls 123 Reference At a glance Driving tips Communications Navigation Entertainment Mobility Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 126: ...Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 127: ...is section is designed to provide you with extra support by supplying information useful in dealing with specific driving and operating conditions Driving tips Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 0...

Page 128: ...sequent driving operation Saving fuel The fuel consumption of your vehicle depends on various factors Through a few simple steps your driving style and regular maintenance you can have a positive infl...

Page 129: ...unroof 2 Increase the air volume of the automatic climate control to a high level refer to page 105 Hot exhaust system As in all vehicles extremely high temper atures are generated on the exhaust sys...

Page 130: ...rs When the vehicle is driven only occasionally during extended periods when the vehicle is not used at all and in operating conditions where brake applications are less frequent there is an increased...

Page 131: ...cargo and luggage load capacity is 650 lbs 1 400 lbs minus 750 lbs 650 lbs 5 Determine the combined weight of luggage and cargo being loaded on the vehicle That weight may not safely exceed the availa...

Page 132: ...precau tions included with the installation instructions Loading roof mounted luggage rack Because roof racks raise the vehicle s center of gravity when loaded they have a major effect on its handling...

Page 133: ...ns of the vehicle Only drive through water on roads up to a maximum depth of 18 in 45 cm and only at walking speed making sure not to stop in the process After driving through water at low speed light...

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Page 135: ...is chapter describes how you can enter destinations and specify your route so that your navigation system guides you reliably to your destination Navigation Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021...

Page 136: ...al seconds for the system to scan the data from the DVD Removing navigation DVD 1 Press the button 1 The DVD emerges slightly from the drive 2 Remove the DVD If the DVD is not ejected from the drive i...

Page 137: ...ess the controller to open the menu 3 Turn the controller until Settings is selected and press the controller 4 Turn the controller until Language Units is selected and press the controller 5 Change t...

Page 138: ...mory direct selection buttons refer to page 21 Enter data only when the vehicle is sta tionary and always give priority to the applicable traffic regulations in the event of any contradiction between...

Page 139: ...town city if the current entries should be retained for your new destination Selecting country 1 Select State Province or the displayed country and press the controller The list of available countrie...

Page 140: ...Move the controller toward the right to select and press the controller longer 3 Select the zip code and press the controller The corresponding destination is displayed 4 Change into the third field...

Page 141: ...house number Select the desired digits and press the con troller 3 Change into the third field from the top Turn the controller until the house number is selected and press the controller Starting des...

Page 142: ...ys tem must be English Speak smoothly and at normal volume avoiding excessive emphases and pauses 1 Wait for the system to request the destina tion The system can suggest up to 6 destina tions that ma...

Page 143: ...lect Navigation and press the control ler New destination is selected 2 Press the controller 3 Select Input map and press the controller A section of a map is displayed on the Con trol Display During...

Page 144: ...Make your selection e g Hotels and res taurants and press the controller 6 Enter search criteria if necessary e g the maximum distance from the current loca tion 7 Select Start search and press the co...

Page 145: ...ly them in the destination guid ance For example to plan a longer route you can store all destinations you want to drive to in advance in the destination list refer to Entering a destination manually...

Page 146: ...ored in the address book You can also store a destination from the desti nation list into the address book refer to page 143 Storing current position The current position can be applied in the address...

Page 147: ...re in address book and press the controller Deleting individual destinations from address book 1 Select Address book and press the con troller 2 Select the entry and press the controller 3 Select Dele...

Page 148: ...e by choosing certain route criteria You can change the route criteria as often as you like while entering the destination and whenever the des tination guidance is active The route is planned accordi...

Page 149: ...s Avoid tollroads or Avoid ferries are selected the calculation time for the route can increase considerably Word matching principle The system supports the word matching princi ple to make it easier...

Page 150: ...e can also be started in the arrow or map view Select the symbol and press the controller During destination guidance you can operate other equipment via iDrive at any time You will be punctually noti...

Page 151: ...controller until Arrow display is selected and press the controller The arrow display is shown 1 Switching voice instructions on off 2 Selecting route criteria 3 Starting ending destination guidance 4...

Page 152: ...Changing route criteria 7 Manually displaying traffic information 8 Arrow to destination from a bird s eye view The estimated time of arrival and the distance to the destination are shown in the bott...

Page 153: ...and off at any time 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Press the controller to open the menu 3 Turn the controller until Settings is selected and press the controller 4 Turn the controller...

Page 154: ...ller The route is recalculated To exit from the menu without changing the route Select the arrow and press the controller Traffic information In many congested areas you can receive traf fic informati...

Page 155: ...n guidance the traffic infor mation on the planned route is marked with a yellow diamond First the traffic information along the planned route is shown sorted according to the distance to the current...

Page 156: ...have been received Select a smaller scale to display these individually Traffic light failure Roadwork General traffic obstruction Transport of hazardous load Vehicle on wrong carriage way Danger Low...

Page 157: ...activated a different function on the Control Display Dynamic route planning When Dynamic route is selected the route will be changed automatically in the event of a traffic obstruction The system do...

Page 158: ...rea can be determined for the city or town entered Enter any street or a destination such as the railway station in the selected town and then start the destination guid ance you want to enter a desti...

Page 159: ...Navigation Driving tips 157 Reference At a glance Controls Communications Entertainment Mobility Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

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Page 161: ...Entertainment Operation of the radio and CD as well as their tone settings are described in this chapter Entertainment Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

Page 162: ...track is played Turn adjust volume 2 Eject CD 3 Drive for audio CDs 4 Station scan track search Change radio station Select track for CD player and CD changer Equipment with two drives 1 Entertainmen...

Page 163: ...or approx 20 minutes with the ignition switched off Switch on the sound output again for this pur pose Adjusting volume Turn knob 1 on the CD player until the desired volume is set You can also adjust...

Page 164: ...trol auto matically increases the volume with increasing speed You can set various stages for the increase in volume When equipped with two drives 1 Select Speed volume and press the con troller 2 Tur...

Page 165: ...2 Move the controller to the left or right to select the desired frequency range 3 Turn the controller until the desired setting is selected Resetting tone settings You can reset all tone settings to...

Page 166: ...Buttons on CD player Press the button for the corresponding direction The system changes to the next displayed sta tion You can also change stations with the buttons on the steering wheel refer to pag...

Page 167: ...ttons on CD player To sample the stations press and hold the button for the corresponding direction To end scanning press the button again Selecting frequency manually With Manual you can select stati...

Page 168: ...ets is displayed 6 Turn the controller until the desired mem ory position is selected 7 Press the controller The station is stored The stations of the last selection criterion are displayed once again...

Page 169: ...3 Select RDS and press the controller RDS is activated The setting is stored for the remote control cur rently in use High Definition Radio Many stations transmit both analog and digital signals You...

Page 170: ...received digitally This symbol is displayed when a station is being received digitally 4 Switch to the next program of the digital station with the buttons on the radio or the steering wheel You can s...

Page 171: ...and Atmospheric Administration NOAA of the US Department of Trade Weather news flashes are repeated every four to six minutes and are routinely updated at intervals of one to three hours and more oft...

Page 172: ...n Entertainment 3 Select SAT 4 Press the controller The channels are displayed These channels are enabled Enabling 1 Select a channel that has not yet been enabled and press the controller A telephone...

Page 173: ...All channels sorted by categories e g news jazz 3 Press the controller 4 If Categories has been selected Select the desired category and press the controller The channels of this category are displaye...

Page 174: ...utton for the corresponding direction The system switches to the next enabled chan nel Notes If no signal can be received for more than four seconds a message is displayed on the Control Display Recep...

Page 175: ...already a CD in the drive iDrive for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Move the controller backwards to open Entertainment 3 Change to upper field if...

Page 176: ...rack The track is displayed on the Control Display You can also change tracks using the buttons on the steering wheel refer to page 11 Via iDrive Select a track by turning the controller Compressed au...

Page 177: ...s the controller 2 Select Scan and press the controller This cancels sampling of the tracks and the player remains on the current track Compressed audio files 1 Select the current track and press the...

Page 178: ...yed once in a random sequence 1 Select Set and press the controller Other menu items are displayed 2 Select Random and press the controller To stop random function 1 Press the controller 2 Select Rand...

Page 179: ...from being able to eject again 4 To fill additional CD compartments Repeat steps 1 to 3 Filling empty CD compartments 1 Hold down the button The LEDs on the empty CD compartments flash 2 When the LED...

Page 180: ...CDs DVDs this can be due to one of the following causes Filling CD DVD changer or removing CDs DVDs If all of the LEDs on the CD DVD changer flash rapidly then a malfunction is occurring To rectify th...

Page 181: ...and prevent it from being able to eject again 4 To fill additional DVD compartments Repeat steps 1 to 3 Filling empty DVD compartments 1 Hold down the button The LEDs on the empty DVD compart ments fl...

Page 182: ...playing back both the audio track and video track of DVDs or only their audio track Vehicles with two drives audio and video playback Vehicles with a single drive audio playback refer to page 184 Aud...

Page 183: ...forward reverse The DVD playback will be distorted To cancel fast forward reverse Select the symbol and press the controller The DVD will start play at the point selected Forward reverse using contro...

Page 184: ...on troller 4 Select Brightness or Contrast and press the controller 5 Turn the controller until the desired setting is selected Resetting to defaults Select Reset and press the controller DVD format 1...

Page 185: ...different camera angles These are usually only briefly available 1 Press the controller during playback 2 Select SET and press the controller 3 Select Angle of view and press the con troller Opening D...

Page 186: ...ent than on the DVD The numbering of the DVD is displayed in the status line Example Chapter 06 of the selection corresponds to chapter 4 in title 1 of the DVD Since the first title is not played auto...

Page 187: ...n indication of how may channels are included 5 1 means multichannel Notes The DVD changer can play back the following formats DVD video Video CD CD DA CD DTS Compressed audio files MACROVISION This p...

Page 188: ...tarting audio playback The audio device must be switched on Via iDrive iDrive for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Move the controller backwards to o...

Page 189: ...evice Use a flexible adapter cable for connec tion to protect the USB interface and your USB device from mechanical damage For audio playback via the vehicle loudspeak ers connect the USB device to th...

Page 190: ...ou can call up the tracks via the playback lists and information With USB devices you can also call up the tracks via the file directory The titles can be displayed if they are stored in the Latin alp...

Page 191: ...sponding direction Notes Do not subject the audio device to extreme environmental conditions e g extremely high temperatures refer to the oper ating manual of the audio device Otherwise the audio dev...

Page 192: ...ess the button This opens the start menu 2 Press the controller to open the menu 3 Select Settings and press the controller 4 Select Unlock rear menu and press the controller 5 Select Rear enabled and...

Page 193: ...ivity Vehicle Center which infrared headphones are supported by the infrared interface When using infrared headphones the infrared connection between the head phones and the infrared interface may not...

Page 194: ...peakers is interrupted iDrive for operating principle refer to page 16 1 Press the button This opens the start menu 2 Move the controller backwards to open Entertainment 3 Select AUX Rear and press th...

Page 195: ...hapter open the DVD specific menu and operate functions such as Language Fast for ward and Reverse or Freeze frame A DVD can briefly deactivate functions of the DVD control under certain circumstances...

Page 196: ...lected Skipping chapter You can change to the next or previous chapter during playback 1 Press the button on the remote con trol during playback 2 Select the symbol 3 Press the button repeatedly conti...

Page 197: ...scriptions for the hearing impaired These functions are stored on the DVD With some DVDs it is only possible to select language subtitles camera angle or title by using the DVD specific menu Refer to...

Page 198: ...into the drive with the labeled side facing upward The CD DVD is automatically pulled in Playback begins automatically after a few seconds If playback does not begin automatically Select CD Press the...

Page 199: ...e Bass and Balance Separately adjustable for the left and right hand headphones and the infrared headphones Reset The settings are reset to the default value Pause Stop and continue playback Random In...

Page 200: ...Scan directory Briefly sample the tracks in the current directory Scan all Briefly sample all tracks Random directory Play the tracks in the current directory in a random sequence Random all Play all...

Page 201: ...elect type of display Scroll with the menu guidance buttons of the remote control Show slide show Turn the knurled wheel to set the display duration and the sequence of the dis play Stop slide show Se...

Page 202: ...the DVD player Please refer to the information on your DVD to determine whether your audio DVD contains an additional video track Depending on the authoring used it is possible that not all functions...

Page 203: ...often provided with a copy pro tection feature by the manufacturer As a result some CDs DVDs cannot be played can only be played to a limited degree or cause the system to switch off In this case wait...

Page 204: ...refer to the operating manual of the external device Reset The settings are reset to the default value Tone Treble Bass and Balance can be adjusted for the left and right hand headphones and the infr...

Page 205: ...Navigation Entertainment Driving tips 203 Reference At a glance Controls Communications Mobility Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07 BMW AG...

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Page 207: ...cations This chapter summarizes how to operate your mobile phone using iDrive or voice control and how to use BMW Assist or TeleService Communications Online Edition for Part no 01 41 0 015 021 11 07...

Page 208: ...not hold the mobile phone in your hand while you are driving use the hands free system instead If you do not observe this precaution your being dis tracted can endanger vehicle occupants and other roa...

Page 209: ...on Reconnect Depending on the mobile phone model the setting energy saving mode can for exam ple result in vehicle failing to detect the paired mobile phone For pairing specify any desired number as t...

Page 210: ...requested consecutively via the display of your mobile phone or iDrive to enter the Blue tooth passkey you specified 12 Enter the Bluetooth passkey Depending on the mobile phone approx 30 seconds are...

Page 211: ...bile phone preparation package Infor mation on this subject is also provided on the Internet at www bmw com Do the Bluetooth passkeys on the mobile phone and the vehicle match The same Bluetooth passk...

Page 212: ...to the rear to change to the bottom field Select the desired mobile phone and press the controller With a single drive Select the desired mobile phone and press the controller 7 Select Move device up...

Page 213: ...if necessary If the Bluetooth link is deactivated you cannot operate your mobile phone via the vehicle and other devices with a Bluetooth interface can be used via the mobile phone e g a laptop com p...

Page 214: ...ue to excessively loud background noises The full mobile phone preparation package can compensate for these noises to a certain degree To optimize the speech quality during a call we recommend that yo...

Page 215: ...ling code area code and phone number The letters correspond to the digits on the keypad of the mobile phone To delete the last digit Move the controller toward the right to select the arrow and press...

Page 216: ...ted are stored This requires the telephone number of the caller to have been sent Received calls The phone numbers of the last eight accepted calls are stored This requires the telephone number of the...

Page 217: ...esired entry from the list and press the controller 2 Select Delete and press the controller The entry is deleted Deleting entire list 1 Select an entry from the list and press the controller 2 Select...

Page 218: ...l and press the controller Contact is established Transferring phone number via tone dialing method The tone dialing method is required for access to network services or for controlling devices e g re...

Page 219: ...model poor reception of the wireless communications net work can result in the system changing from the hands free system to the mobile phone Operation by voice The concept You can operate your mobil...

Page 220: ...this point are deleted Voice phone book Operating by voice command requires a per sonal voice phone book With separate drives for audio CDs and nav igation DVDs the entries are automatically applied...

Page 221: ...at nor mal volume avoiding excessive emphases and pauses Keep the doors windows and glass sunroof closed to prevent interference from ambi ent noise Avoid making other noise in the vehicle while speak...

Page 222: ...m the mobile phone s antenna connector if necessary so that the mobile phone can engage in the snap in adapter 2 Push the mobile phone with the buttons facing upward toward the electrical connec tions...

Page 223: ...following services are available via BMW Assist Emergency requests refer to page 252 When you press the SOS button a connec tion is established to the BMW Assist Response Center The BMW Assist Respons...

Page 224: ...t to BMW Assist Response Center You can contact the BMW Assist Response Center via the SOS button 1 Briefly press protective cover to open Depending on the vehicle s equipment the arrangement of the s...

Page 225: ...l ler 4 Select Service Info and press the control ler 5 Change to upper field if necessary Turn the controller until Service requirements is selected and press the controller 6 Select Auto Request and...

Page 226: ...mer Rela tions by the BMW Assist Response Center Concierge service When you call the BMW Assist concierge ser vice you can for example obtain information on current events filling stations or hotels a...

Page 227: ...ion guidance Customizing BMW Assist Displaying and updating services You will be notified of any changes in the ser vices offered by BMW Assist In this case you should update the service functions 1 P...

Page 228: ...of BMW Assist is blocked and the cur rent vehicle position will not be transferred dur ing an emergency request To cancel the blocking and reactivate BMW Assist see below This does not affect the cont...

Page 229: ...egins Activation takes a few minutes The status is displayed on the Control Display If you open another menu the activation process continues to run in the background Displaying vehicle data When BMW...

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Page 231: ...maintain your mobility by supplying important information on vital topics including fuels and lubricants wheels and tires service maintenance and roadside assistance Mobility Online Edition for Part...

Page 232: ...ectrical malfunction should occur you can unlock the fuel filler door manually 1 Open the right hand side panel in the cargo bay 2 Pull the knob with the gas pump symbol Observe the following when ref...

Page 233: ...ce has indicated significant dif ferences in fuel quality volatility composition additives etc among gasolines offered for sale in the United States and Canada Fuels contain ing up to and including 10...

Page 234: ...he Tire Pressure Monitor refer to page 92 Pressure specifications The tables below provide all the correct inflation pressures for the specified tire sizes at ambient temperature The inflation pressur...

Page 235: ...t a glance Controls Driving tips Communications Navigation Entertainment Observe all national and local maximum speed limits otherwise violations of the law could occur Online Edition for Part no 01 4...

Page 236: ...mperature 255 50 R 19 107 H M S XL 255 50 R 19 107 V M S XL 32 220 32 220 32 220 32 220 33 230 39 270 Front 275 40 R 20 106 W XL 32 220 32 220 33 230 Rear 315 35 R 20 110 W XL 32 220 32 220 36 250 Fro...

Page 237: ...e tire when tested under controlled conditions on a specified gov ernment test course For example a tire graded 150 would wear one and one half 1 times as well on the government course as a tire grade...

Page 238: ...0 063 in 1 6 mm At tread depths below 0 12 in 3 mm there is an increased risk of high speed hydroplaning even when only small amounts of water are present on the road surface When winter tires wear do...

Page 239: ...vice versa mount Run Flat Tires for your own safety Your BMW Sports Activity Vehicle Center will be happy to advise you BMW recommends that you use only wheel and tire combinations that BMW has teste...

Page 240: ...result in acci dents Storage Store wheels and tires in a cool dry place with as little exposure to light as possible Always protect tires against all contact with oil grease and fuels Do not exceed t...

Page 241: ...r procedures with correspondingly trained per sonnel If this work is not carried out properly there is a danger of subsequent damage and related safety hazards Hood Releasing Pull lever Opening Press...

Page 242: ...equipped with an electronic oil level check The condition for the most accurate indication of the oil level possible is measurement with the engine at operating temperature i e following an uninterrup...

Page 243: ...checked as soon as possible Adding engine oil Do not add 1 US quart liter of oil until a corre sponding message is shown on the Control Dis play Add oil within the next 125 miles 200 km otherwise the...

Page 244: ...Not all commercially available additives are suitable for your BMW Your BMW Sports Activity Vehicle Center can recommend suitable additives Only use suitable additives otherwise engine damage may res...

Page 245: ...check Legally mandated inspections depending on local regulations Service data in remote control Your vehicle stores the information required for maintenance continuously in the remote con trol durin...

Page 246: ...ivity Vehicle Center Heavy engine misfiring causes serious damage to the emission relevant com ponents especially the catalytic converter within a short time If the fuel filler cap is not properly tig...

Page 247: ...off the systems consumers involved to prevent short circuits from occurring To avoid possible injury or equipment damage when replacing bulbs observe any instructions provided by the bulb manufacture...

Page 248: ...icle Rotate the bulb holder to the right refer to arrow and remove Right side of vehicle Rotate the bulb holder to the left and remove 3 Disconnect plug and replace bulb 4 Install in the reverse order...

Page 249: ...pressure to the bulb while turning it to the left for removal and replace ment 5 Install in the reverse order Turn signal 1 Open the side panel in the cargo bay 2 Remove the first aid kit and warning...

Page 250: ...ation of a flat tire page 90 With Tire Pressure Monitor refer to Mes sage with low tire inflation pressure page 92 You will recognize run flat tires by a circular symbol containing the letters RSC on...

Page 251: ...e and never start the engine while it is supported by the jack What you will need To avoid rattling noises later on note the posi tions of the tools before removing them then return them to their init...

Page 252: ...flap due to its size 3 Check and correct the tire inflation pressure at the earliest opportunity Protect valve stems with valve screw caps against dirt and contamination Dirt in valve stems is a freq...

Page 253: ...age 166 Navigation system Wait until the system starts refer to page 156 Fuses Never attempt to repair a blown fuse and do not replace a defective fuse with a sub stitute of another color or amperage...

Page 254: ...the button lights up As soon as the voice connection to the BMW Assist Response Center has been established the LED flashes When the emergency request is received at the BMW Assist Response Center th...

Page 255: ...rt your BMW with power from the battery in a second vehicle You can also use the same method to help start another vehicle Use only jumper cables with fully insulated clamp handles To avoid the risk o...

Page 256: ...ot successful wait a few minutes before another attempt in order to allow the discharged battery to recharge 3 Let the engines run for a few minutes 4 Disconnect the jumper cables by reversing the con...

Page 257: ...ing in the respective country With tow bar The towing vehicle may not be lighter than the vehicle to be towed otherwise it will not be possible to reliably control vehicle response The tow fittings us...

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Page 259: ...s the technical data the short commands of the voice command system and the index that will direct you as quickly as possible to the information you are looking for Reference Online Edition for Part n...

Page 260: ...data X6 xDrive 35i Displacement cu in cm 181 8 2 979 No of cylinders 6 Maximum output hp 300 at engine speed rpm 5800 6250 Maximum torque lb ft Nm 300 407 at engine speed rpm 1400 5000 Online Edition...

Page 261: ...ations Navigation Entertainment Mobility Dimensions All dimensions given in inches mm Smallest turning circle diam 42 0 ft 12 8 m With mixed tires the vehicle width may exceed the specified dimension...

Page 262: ...Ibs kg 4 894 2 220 Approved gross vehicle weight Ibs kg 6 085 2 760 Load Ibs kg 1 191 540 Approved front axle load Ibs kg 2 910 1 320 Approved rear axle load Ibs kg 3 241 1 470 Approved roof load cap...

Page 263: ...Mobility Capacities Notes Fuel tank US gal liters approx 22 5 85 Fuel grade page 231 of that reserve US gal liters approx 2 1 8 Windshield washer with headlamp washer system US quarts liters approx 6...

Page 264: ...ion Assistance window trip computer or Assistance window onboard info To change scale in assistance window 150 Assistance window scale feet or Assistance window scale miles Function Command To open ph...

Page 265: ...ay map display 150 Map Map facing north Map direction of travel or Perspective To change scale 150 Scale miles or Scale feet To display roads or towns cities along route 150 Route list To switch on vo...

Page 266: ...rband menu To switch on weatherband 169 Weatherband on To select a weatherband station 169 Choose weatherband station To open SAT 170 SAT radio menu To switch on satellite radio 170 SAT radio To open...

Page 267: ...lay off To open Info sources Info sources To open Settings Settings To open Door locks 29 Door locks To open Steering wheel buttons 51 Steering wheel buttons To open Lighting 64 Lighting To open Servi...

Page 268: ...circulated air control 106 recirculated air mode 106 Air recirculation on off 52 Air vents 103 refer to Ventilation 107 Air vents of automatic climate control 103 Air volume 105 109 AKI refer to Fuel...

Page 269: ...ing transmission lock 63 tow starting 255 with comfort access 37 Automatic ventilation 110 AUTO program for automatic climate control 104 109 Auto Request 223 Autostore on the radio 166 AUX 161 186 18...

Page 270: ...view full screen 85 Camera view main window 85 Can holder refer to Cup holders 117 Capacities 261 Capacity of cargo bay 260 Car battery refer to Vehicle battery 250 Car care refer to Caring for your...

Page 271: ...fer to Check Control 75 Chrome parts care refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure Cigarette lighter refer to Lighter 118 Cleaning refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure Climate 48 Clock 68 12h 24...

Page 272: ...on destination list 143 entering 136 selecting from address book 144 selecting using information 142 selecting using voice 139 storing 144 Destination guidance 148 canceling voice instructions 52 chan...

Page 273: ...adjusting brightness 182 adjusting contrast 182 adjusting tone 182 185 audio and video playback 180 audio playback 184 chapter selection 184 controls 179 DVD audio content 184 DVD control 181 DVD cou...

Page 274: ...ust system 127 Exterior mirrors 49 adjusting 49 automatic dimming feature 51 automatic heating 50 folding in and out 50 tilting down passenger side exterior mirror 50 External audio device 116 refer t...

Page 275: ...refer to Weights 260 H Handbrake refer to Parking brake 57 Automatic Hold 58 Hands free system refer to Microphone 14 Hazard warning flashers 15 HDC Hill Descent Control 87 HD radio 167 HD radio refe...

Page 276: ...r to FTM Flat Tire Monitor 89 refer to TPM Tire Pressure Monitor 91 Information on another location 142 on country 142 on current position 142 on destination location 142 Information on destination 14...

Page 277: ...rt 44 Lows refer to Treble and bass 161 Lug bolts 249 tightening torque refer to After mounting 250 wrench 249 Luggage compartment capacity refer to Cargo bay capacity 260 Luggage rack refer to Roof m...

Page 278: ...e in assistance window 134 destination list 143 displaying current position 155 displaying route 149 ending continuing destination guidance 148 entering a destination manually 137 139 last destination...

Page 279: ...0 Pathway lighting 100 Pause for DVD system in rear 196 Paying attention to speed 238 PDC 82 PDC in main window only 82 PDC Park Distance Control 81 Personal Profile 28 Perspective 150 Phone book 212...

Page 280: ...trol 106 Reclining seat refer to Seats 43 Recording times refer to Stopwatch 77 Redial for mobile phone 214 Reflectors refer to Tail lamps 246 Refueling 230 Releasing hood 239 refer to Unlocking 37 Re...

Page 281: ...al information 171 enabling 170 selecting channel 171 storing channel 171 Scan for DVD system in rear 197 sampling stations with radio 165 sampling tracks on CD 175 Scan CD changer 175 CD player 175 r...

Page 282: ...mergency request 252 Spare fuses 251 Spare remote control 28 Spare wheel refer to Changing wheels 248 refer to Compact wheel 248 Special oils refer to Approved engine oils 241 Specified oil grades ref...

Page 283: ...Temperature warning 68 Tempomat refer to Cruise control 66 Terminate services 226 Text language 80 The individual vehicle 5 Third brake lamp refer to Center brake lamp 248 Tightening torque of the lug...

Page 284: ...rbody protection refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure Uniform Tire Quality Grading UTQR 235 Units 80 Units average fuel consumption 79 temperature 79 Universal garage door opener refer to Integra...

Page 285: ...band for radio 164 WB 169 Wear indicators in tires refer to Minimum tread depth 236 Weather Band 169 Website 4 Weights 260 Welcome light 100 Wheel tire combination refer to New wheels and tires 237 Wh...

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