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Overview

Indicator and warning lamps

Red and yellow: continue to drive
cautiously

The red warning lamp for the
brake hydraulic system comes
on together with the yellow indi-
cator lamps for ABS, ASC+T/
DSC

The entire ABS, CBC, ASC+T/
DSC

and

ADB/DBC

control

system has failed. Continue
driving cautiously and defen-

sively. Avoid hard brake applications.
Have the system checked by your BMW
center as soon as possible.
For additional information, refer to
pages

and

102

Warning lamps for Canadian
models.

Red: an important reminder

Parking brake
Comes on when the parking
brake is engaged.

For additional information, refer to
page

Parking brake warning lamp for
Canadian models.

Please fasten your safety belt

●

Together with an acoustic signal.
Comes on until the safety belts

are fastened.
For additional information on safety
belts, refer to page

Airbags

●

Please have the system
inspected by your BMW center.

For additional information, refer to
pages

and

164

Yellow: check as soon as possible

Antilock Brake System (ABS)

●

Comes on during normal vehicle
operation: ABS has been deac-

tivated in response to system malfunc-
tion. Conventional braking efficiency
is available without limitations. Please
have the system inspected by your
BMW center.
For additional information, refer to
page

101

Antilock Brake System warning
lamp for Canadian models.

Engine oil level
Comes on while driving: the
oil level is at the absolute

minimum; refill as soon as possible. Do
not drive more than approx. 30 miles
(50 km) until you do.
For additional information, refer to
page

123

Engine oil level
Comes on after the engine has
been switched off: add engine

oil at your earliest opportunity (when
you stop to refuel).
For additional information, refer to
page

123

Summary of Contents for Z3 COUPE 2002

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Page 2: ...Z3 roadster 2 5i Z3 roadster 3 0i Z3 coupe 3 0i ...

Page 3: ...ed to enhance safety and contribute to maintaining the value of your vehicle throughout ed service life detailed information refer to the supplemental manuals ual is supplemented by a Service and Warranty Information Booklet ls or a Warranty and Service Guide Booklet Canadian models We nd that you read this publication thoroughly W is covered by the following warranties hicle Limited Warranty Rust...

Page 4: ...vidual vehicle On buying your BMW you have decided in favor of a model with individ ualized equipment and features This Owner s Manual describes all models and equipment that BMW offers within the same group We hope you will understand that equipment and features are included which you might not have chosen for your vehicle Any differences can easily be identified since all optional acces sories a...

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Page 6: ...on of non BMW approved accessories such as alarms radios amplifiers radar detectors wheels suspension components brake dust shields telephones including operation of any portable cellular phone from within the vehicle without using an externally mounted antenna or trans ceiver equipment such as CB walkie talkie ham radio or similar may cause extensive damage to the vehicle compromise its safety in...

Page 7: ...75 1227 Telephone 201 307 4000 may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in indi ler or BMW of North America LLC the Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 800 424 9393 or 202 366 0123 in SA U S Department of Transportation Washington D C 20590 You can or vehicle safety from the Hotline REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS ...

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Page 9: ...Overview Controls and features Operation maintenance Owner service procedures Technical data Index Advanced technology 9n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview ...

Page 10: ...ual transmission 61 omatic transmission with teptronic 62 Turn signals High beams 64 Washer Wiper system 65 Rear window defroster 66 Cruise Control 67 Everything under control Odometer 68 Tachometer 68 Fuel gauge 68 Coolant temperature gauge 69 Service Interval Display 69 Clock 70 Computer 70 Technology for safety and convenience Automatic Stability Control plus Traction ASC T 73 Dynamic Stability...

Page 11: ...placement 111 ire rotation 113 Wheel and tire combinations 114 pecial features of winter tires 115 now chains 115 Approved wheel and tire specifications 116 In the engine compartment Hood 118 Engine compartment 120 Fluids for the washer systems 122 Washer nozzles 122 Engine oil 123 Coolant 125 Brake fluid 126 Vehicle Identification 127 Care and maintenance The BMW Maintenance System 128 Airbags 13...

Page 12: ...ATC 164 bags 164 omatic Stability Control plus raction ASC T Dynamic tability Control DSC 165 r radio reception 166 ety belt tensioner 166 Engine specifications 170 Dimensions 171 Weights 172 Capacities 173 Electrical system 174 Drive belts 174 ...

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Page 15: ...echnical data Index Advanced technology 15n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview ckpit 16 trument cluster 18 icator and warning lamps 20 zard warning flashers 24 rning triangle 24 st aid kit 24 ueling 25 el specifications 26 e inflation pressures 26 Overview ...

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Page 19: ...l Display 69 128 dometer 68 dicator and warning lamps for Front fog lamps 23 Engine electronics 22 ip odometer reset button 68 ustration shows the instrument r in the US version In the Cana models some of the indicator and ng lamps have a different appear refer to pages 20 to 23 ...

Page 20: ...age If the drive belt tive increased steering effort is uired Engine oil pressure Stop the vehicle immediately and switch off the engine he engine oil level and top off as d If the oil level is correct contact the nearest BMW o not continue driving as the gine could sustain serious from inadequate lubrication Brake hydraulic system The brake fluid level is too low Before driving further be sure to...

Page 21: ...rake System ABS Comes on during normal vehicle operation ABS has been deac tivated in response to system malfunc tion Conventional braking efficiency is available without limitations Please have the system inspected by your BMW center For additional information refer to page 101 Antilock Brake System warning lamp for Canadian models Engine oil level Comes on while driving the oil level is at the a...

Page 22: ...ndicator lamp comes on either continuously or intermit tently this indicates a fault in the emis sions related electronic systems Although the vehicle remains opera tional you should have the systems checked by your BMW center at the earliest possible opportunity For additional information refer to page 133 Service Engine Soon warning lamp for Canadian models Engine electronics There is a fault in...

Page 23: ...23n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview for your information High beams Lights up when the high beams are on or the headlamp flasher uated dditional information refer to 64 ...

Page 24: ...ied in the vehicle Z3 coupe Z3 coupe In the luggage compartment at the left rear Release the Velcro fasteners Z3 roadster In the luggage compartment on the right in a storage tray Some of the articles in the first aid kit may be used within a limited time only For this reason check the expiration dates of each of the items regularly and replace any whose expi ration dates have passed You can acqui...

Page 25: ...x 2 1 gal 8 liters the fuel filler cap on the cap on the neck Turn the ockwise to the stop Close the filler cap carefully after efueling until a click is heard closing be sure not to squeeze rap which is fastened to the cap se or missing cap will activate the ce Engine Soon lamp the fuel filler door When handling fuels comply with all of the applicable safety precautions and regulations pertaining...

Page 26: ... tire damage and acci he inflation pressure of the e as well Refer to the following d to page 110 Comply with tire approval specifications The inflation pressures in the table apply to tires made by BMW approved manu facturers Your BMW center is familiar with these pressures Higher pressures may be specified for tires made by other manufacturers You will find a list of approved tires beginning on ...

Page 27: ...27n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview n psi 29 200 32 220 29 200 32 220 S S S S 32 220 35 240 61 420 61 420 29 200 32 220 29 200 32 220 S S S 32 220 35 240 61 420 61 420 ...

Page 28: ... 36 Luggage compartment lid 36 Electric power windows 38 Sunroof coupe 39 Convertible top 40 Adjustments Seats 49 Mirrors 50 Safety systems Safety belts 52 Airbags 54 Transporting children safely 56 Driving Ignition lock 58 Starting the engine 59 Switching off the engine 60 Parking brake 60 Manual transmission 61 Automatic transmission with Steptronic 62 Controls ...

Page 29: ...vanced technology 29n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview bin convenience ove compartment 90 rage compartments 90 rage boxes 90 verage holder 91 htray 91 arette lighter 92 ading and transporting go upe Roll up cover 93 artition net 93 Cargo loading 94 Roof mounted luggage ack 95 ...

Page 30: ...clusively through your BMW center Your BMW center is obli gated to ensure that a person requesting a key is authorized to do so since the keys belong to a security system refer to Electronic vehicle immobilizer on the next page If possible take all master keys that belong to the vehicle with you when you pick up your replacement keys Whenever you receive a new replacement key turn that key to posi...

Page 31: ...nction device simulta ly serving as a communications ace designed to allow the security m to maintain a continuous stream able vehicle specific signals with ectronic circuitry in the key The m will not release the ignition fuel on and starter unless it recog an authorized key Force applied to the key can damage the integrated electronic ry A damaged key can no longer ed to start the engine ...

Page 32: ...ndows can also ed via the door locks he doors are closed hold the he Lock position Watch the closing process care fully and be sure that no one is trapped by the closing motion The closing process stops immediately when you release the key Manual operation in the event of electrical malfunction Turn the key all the way to the extreme left or right to unlock lock the driver s door ...

Page 33: ...gain he outside at any time transmission is indicated by a ignal If the signal no longer lights en a button is pressed and g with the remote control is no r possible ge the battery refer to page 144 To prevent unauthorized use of the remote control surrender only the door and ignition key 3 or the spare key 2 refer to page 30 when leaving the vehicle for valet parking for example In the event of a...

Page 34: ...cure utton 2 ever use the remote control to ck the doors when leaving gers in the vehicle as they hen be unable to unlock the m the inside To switch on the interior lamps With the vehicle locked press button 3 367de328 ...

Page 35: ...peration is governed by the ing D LX8EWS LX8FZVS liance statement evice complies with part 15 of the Rules Operation is subject to the ing two conditions s device may not cause harmful rference and device must accept any interfer e received including interference may cause undesired operation Any unauthorized modifications to hese devices could void the authority to operate the equip ...

Page 36: ...ys with you he vehicle can be opened again e outside at any time The lock The illustration depicts the luggage compartment lock of the Z3 roadster as an example The controls and function for the Z3 coupe are the same as for the Z3 roadster Only the master keys refer to page 30 will fit in the luggage compartment lock 367de368 Z3 roadster ...

Page 37: ... the ravel path of the luggage artment lid is clear when it is d as with all closing procedures Z3 coupe Operate the vehicle only when the luggage compartment lid is closed since exhaust fumes could penetrate the interior of the vehicle Should it be absolutely necessary to operate the vehicle with the luggage compartment lid open coupe roadster with closed convertible top Close all windows On the ...

Page 38: ... removed as long as no doors have been opened Because the power windows are sealed at high pressure to prevent wind noise when closed a powerful motor is required for efficient closing When closing the windows always ensure that they are not obstructed in any way Unsupervised use of these systems can result in serious personal injury Remove the ignition key to deac tivate the electric power window...

Page 39: ...ose press button 2 Z3 coupe To prevent injuries exercise care when closing the sunroof Keep it in your field of vision until it is closed To avoid pressure or drafts in the passenger compartment when the sunroof is open keep the air vents in the instrument panel open and increase the air supply if necessary refer to pages 82 and 86 ...

Page 40: ...eve tension on the top refer to arrow 1 Be sure that the convertible top folds at the front linkage joints first refer to arrow 2 If it does not the convertible top linkage could be bent 4 Continue to raise the top at the front and push it toward the rear into the convertible top compartment In the process make sure the rear window is laid down evenly and free of creases To prevent the rear window...

Page 41: ...the mating piece on hicle refer to the arrows The attachment points of the cover are indicated by the four arrows in the illus tration 1 Position the convertible cover on the convertible top compartment and align the upper portions of the fasteners with the lower portions on the vehicle 2 Lift the cover at the rear reach underneath it and engage the two middle fasteners 3 Attach the front fastener...

Page 42: ...s Pull the cap he latch upward refer to the ow Loosen the front fasteners outer arrows Pull the outer frame of the cover under the edge of the convertible top compartment Lift the cover from the rear and release the middle fasteners middle arrows 367us670 ...

Page 43: ...the wind eld frame Using the handle ess in the center of the convert top frame pull the convertible down Hold the top in this posi n and secure both fasteners refer o to page 109 Be sure that the fastener hooks 2 on the left and right are securely engaged in the frame of the windshield If they are not the convertible top could open while the vehicle is moving At higher speeds it may occur that the...

Page 44: ...hildren away from the moving the convertible top during on omatic sequence is interrupted ately if the button for actuating pages 45 and 48 is released uence can be continued in the direction by pressing the To open 1 With the doors closed lower the side windows a few inches centimeters 2 To release the convertible top pull the levers outward on the left and the right of the frame of the top refer...

Page 45: ...e operation in the Open ection 2 until the opening cess is completed and the nvertible top is folded into the nvertible top compartment If the convertible top has not been lifted far enough or if the foot brake is not applied the motor which operates the convertible top will not operate In order to avoid subsequent moisture damage do not leave the convertible top open when it is wet ...

Page 46: ...h the front fasteners 4 Push the peripheral frame of the cover under the edge of the convert ible top compartment 5 Check the convertible cover to be sure it is properly secured In order to avoid damage and soiling of the inside of the convert ible top always drive with the cover secured in place Be sure that the cover is secured properly on the vehicle If it is not firmly secured the flow of air ...

Page 47: ...e cover nder the edge of the convertible op compartment ift the cover from the rear and elease the middle fasteners middle arrows To avoid damage carefully fold the cover and store it in the luggage compartment Do not position heavy objects on the cover The cover should be spread out if you store it away from the vehicle 367de247 ...

Page 48: ...ch operates the ble top will not operate sure that the fastener hooks 2 the left and right are securely d in the frame of the windshield re not the convertible top could hile the vehicle is moving At higher speeds it may occur that the lower air pressure which is created in the passenger compart ment will cause the top or the rear window to flutter Increase the air supply via the ventilation contr...

Page 49: ...ackrest ideal sitting posture your head ds along a straight line from your ng distance driving you may wish rease the backrest tilt angle y to reduce muscular tension hould also be able to grasp the st point of the steering wheel with arms slightly bent a seat adjustment in the coupe the height of the safety belt also o page 52 1 Height 2 Backward forward adjustment 367de015 ...

Page 50: ...rrors Make adjustments with the large four directional mirror switch Change to the other rearview mirror with the smaller switch Push the switch up mirror on the driver s side Push the switch down mirror on the passenger s side You can also adjust the mirrors manu ally by pressing against the outer edges of their lenses 365de030 ...

Page 51: ...hnology Repiars Maintenance Controls Overview or rearview mirror duce the glare effect from the rear driving at night tilt the mirror by g the small lever y mirrors he sun visors down and push the coupe only to the side ...

Page 52: ...t adjustment Z3 coupe You can adjust the safety belts to fit your own physical dimensions by using the safety belt height adjustment mech anism Downward adjustment Press the button down arrow 1 Upward adjustment Grasp the deflection fitting on the sides and slide it upward arrows 2 367de636 Z3 coupe ...

Page 53: ... abdominal area are and cleaning refer to the ng for your vehicle manual f the safety belt system has been stressed as a result of an accident has been damaged in any other have the belt system including the belt tensioner replaced by a center In addition have your center inspect the safety belt ors hild restraint system was in your e during an accident consult the facturer s instructions regardin...

Page 54: ...ystem s operational readiness starting with ignition key position 1 System operational The indicator lamp comes on briefly System malfunction The indicator lamp fails to come on The indicator lamp comes on briefly before going out and then lighting up again A system malfunction could prevent the system from responding to a high intensity frontal impact occurring within its normal response range Pl...

Page 55: ...nt system in ction of the side trim panel se serious injuries could occur bag is triggered hen you have complied with all guidelines there is still a small risk of minor facial hand and ries from airbag deployment ng in isolated instances tion and inflation noise may mild temporary hearing loss in ly sensitive individuals onding airbag safety precau e provided on both sun visors instrument panel U...

Page 56: ...tightly secured with the belt Younger children should be ed in an appropriate forward child restraint system that has een secured with a safety belt In the interest of the child s safety please read carefully and comply with the instructions for installation and use provided by the child restraint s manu facturer whenever you use such a device Do not allow children to lean out of a child restraint...

Page 57: ...ith the installation instructions d by the manufacturer of the straint system ase the belt the buckle remove the child t system and allow the inertia etract the belt completely Z3 coupe For the use of child restraint systems with a tether strap an additional mounting point is provided in the coupe at the right rear on the roof frame Attach the tether strap hook to the mounting point Adjust the tet...

Page 58: ...ove the selector lever on P 1 Steering unlocked You will often find that it is easier to turn the ignition key from position 0 to 1 if you move the steering wheel slightly to help disengage the detent Individual electrical equipment and accessories are available for use 2 Ignition on All electrical equipment and accesso ries are available for use 3 Starting the engine Vehicles with manual transmis...

Page 59: ... 3 300 ft 0 m the first start attempt engage the ter for a longer period approx seconds If these temperature conditions are anticipated for a longer period have the engine oil changed to a special oil refer to page 124 Please contact your BMW center for additional information Usually it is not necessary to depress the accelerator pedal However at high altitudes or in very hot or very cold weather ...

Page 60: ...while care fully pulling up the lever to apply moderate pressure Excessive pressure can lead to over braking and loss of traction at the rear fishtailing The brake lamps do not come on when the parking brake is engaged Vehicles with manual transmission Always engage the parking brake when parking on slopes and inclined surfaces since even placing the gear shift lever in 1st gear or reverse may not...

Page 61: ... gearshift lever to ft to overcome the resistance u do this the backup lamps will n automatically when the ignition in position 2 Do not hold the vehicle in place on slopes by slipping or riding the Use the parking brake instead wise the ensuing friction to the plates will cause a great deal of and tear on the clutch ...

Page 62: ...Neutral depress the footbrake in order to disengage the selector lever s lock mechanism Shiftlock Hold the footbrake down until starting off The vehicle will otherwise creep when a drive position is engaged If you leave the vehicle with the engine running move the selector lever to the Park or Neutral position and apply the parking brake If you fail to do this the vehicle could move Do not leave t...

Page 63: ... gear selected will appear briefly in the instrument cluster followed by the current gear If you are driving in the manual mode and wish to accelerate rapidly to pass another vehicle for example shift down manually or with the Kickdown function You can only change from M S to selector lever positions P R and N via the D position In the following situations the Steptronic thinks for you in the manu...

Page 64: ...s blue indicator lamp 2 Headlamp flasher blue indicator lamp 3 Turn signal indicators green indicator lamp and rhythmic clicking of the relay If the indicator lamp and the clicking from the relay are both faster than normal one of the turn signal indicators has failed To signal briefly Press the lever up to but not beyond the pressure point It then returns to the center position when released 367u...

Page 65: ...the wiper washer and hood mittent operation gth of the interval is varied auto y according to the vehicle s oad speed mal wipe ers automatically revert to inter operation when the vehicle is ry 3 Fast wipe When the vehicle is stationary the system does not switch to a lower wiper speed 4 Brief wipe The wipers move once across the wind shield 5 Cleaning the windshield The system sprays washer fluid...

Page 66: ...vision e obscured For this reason use eeze agent refer to page 122 use the washers when the reser mpty otherwise damage to the pump could result hield washer nozzles dshield washer nozzles are automatically when the ignition position 2 The Z3 coupe is equipped with a rear window defroster To switch on Press the button the indicator lamp comes on To switch off Press the button if the indicator lamp...

Page 67: ... speed is decreased prox 0 6 mph 1 km h every time riefly touch the lever Hold the lever in position 2 With the cruise control active the system automatically reduces the throttle opening to slow the vehicle When you release the lever the system maintains and stores the current speed Call up stored setting resume Press the lever briefly in direction 3 The vehicle accelerates to and main tains the ...

Page 68: ... to confirm that the system is operational Once the indicator lamp stays on continuously there are still approx 2 1 gallons 8 liters of fuel in the fuel tank Tank capacity page 173 If the tilt of the vehicle varies extended driving in mountainous areas for example the needle may fluctuate slightly Please refuel early since driving to the last drop of fuel can result in damage to the engine and or ...

Page 69: ...response to outside temperatures or severe ting conditions king coolant level refer to 125 Green lamps The number of illuminated lamps decreases as the time for your next maintenance visit approaches Yellow lamp This field appears together with OILSERVICE or INSPECTION This alerts you that maintenance is due Please arrange for an appointment with your BMW center Red lamp Maintenance is overdue 367...

Page 70: ...ton e button the calculations age fuel consumption and re reset and begin again Time The display is provided at ignition key position 1 or higher In ignition key position 0 the time is displayed for approx 8 seconds by pressing the button Following a power loss the clock auto matically switches to the setting mode the colon flashes Two dashes are displayed for entering the hour 367de716 ...

Page 71: ...adopted you press or automatically d approx 5 seconds after the last g Outside temperature If the outside temperature drops to approx 37 5 7 3 6 a warning signal sounds ice warning The temperature display appears automati cally and flashes for 8 seconds The warning is repeated whenever the temperature has reached at least 43 7 6 6 and then drops to 37 5 7 3 6 again The ice warning does not alter t...

Page 72: ...tion 1 or he vehicle has been parked at angle the cruising range be displayed accurately The will be corrected while the is moving Average speed Periods when the vehicle is parked and the engine is switched off are not included in the calculation At speeds below 100 mph or 100 km h the display includes decimals New calculation When this function has been activated and you press the button the aver...

Page 73: ...he Consequently interventions to e driving stability as described receding column are not avail ou can still drive the vehicle y without ASC T vent of a malfunction please your BMW center Switch off ASC T Press the button arrow the indicator lamp comes on and stays on In the following rare situations it may be effective to switch off the ASC T for a brief period When rocking the vehicle or startin...

Page 74: ...se locks brake intervention and es traction whenever conditions g when driving on snow roads SC is deactivated the ADB is in ode Indicator lamp The indicator lamp in the instru ment cluster goes out shortly after you switch on the ignition refer to page 22 The indicator lamp flashes DSC controls the drive and braking forces The indicator lamp stays lit DSC has been switched off via the button ADB ...

Page 75: ...dicator lamps will go out The laws of physics cannot be repealed even with DSC It will always be the driver s responsibility to drive in a manner that matches road conditions We therefore urge you to avoid using the additional safety margin of the system as an excuse for taking risks The DSC is deactivated and will not carry out any stabilizing intervention when the ADB is in ready mode Do not mak...

Page 76: ... if the headlamps t been switched off e driving lamps dlamps are automatically d on for daylight driving at key position 2 Front fog lamps A green indicator lamp comes on in the instrument cluster to indicate that the front fog lamps are on It is not possible to switch on the front fog lamps together with the high beams 367us023 ...

Page 77: ... Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview oupe front ntinuously on ntinuously off omatically controlled Z3 coupe Z3 coupe rear 1 Continuously on 2 Continuously off 3 Automatically controlled 367de626 Z3 coupe ...

Page 78: ...order to conserve the battery of the lamps in the vehicle are d off about 15 minutes after the key is turned to position 0 ...

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Page 82: ...up or down by rotating the vent outlets so that the air flows past is not directed straight at you Rapid ventilation 1 Set the blower speed control for the air supply rate to position 4 2 Turn the rotary temperature control completely to the left blue Then select an interior temperature which is pleasant for you 3 Rotary control for air distribution in position 4 Open the outlets for the upper bod...

Page 83: ...ntrol to ect an interior temperature which leasant for you ary control for air distribution in sition To defrost windows and remove condensation 1 Set the blower speed control for the air supply rate to position 4 2 Turn the rotary temperature control completely to the right red 3 Rotary control for air distribution in position 4 To defrost the rear window on the coupe switch on the rear window de...

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Page 86: ...om on the windows ndows fog over after switching onditioner off switch it back ondensation forms in the air nditioner system during opera ich then exits under the vehicle of condensed water of this kind normal Recirculated air mode If there are unpleasant odors in the outside air you can tempo rarily block the supply of the incoming air The system then recircu lates the air currently within the ve...

Page 87: ... ect an interior temperature which leasant for you ary control for air distribution in sition en the outlets for the upper body a Cooling 1 Set the blower speed control for the air supply rate to position 2 2 Switch on the air conditioner 3 Use the rotary temperature control to select an interior temperature which is comfortable for you 4 Rotary control for air distribution in position 5 Open the ...

Page 88: ...asant for you y dial for air distribution in posi To defrost the windows and remove condensation 1 Set the blower speed control for the air supply rate to position 4 2 Turn the rotary temperature control completely to the right red 3 Rotary control for air distribution in position 4 To defrost the rear window on the coupe switch on the rear window defroster 367de713 ...

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Page 90: ...e net is mounted on the ger side of the center console Z3 coupe The Z3 roadster has locking storage boxes Small storage box Press button 1 to open the box Large storage box Press button 3 and lift the lid of the box Both of the storage boxes can be locked with the master keys refer to page 30 at lock 2 367de035 Z3 roadster age compartments Storage boxes ...

Page 91: ...Maintenance Controls Overview tray pen down on the left of the lid arrow tinguish a cigarette tap off the nd gently press the tip into the To empty Open the lid and press down arrow The ashtray insert pops up and can be removed 367de308 ...

Page 92: ...er or ppliances up to approx ts at 12 volts Do not damage ket by inserting plugs of a t shape or size Non smoker s equipment package On vehicles with the non smoker s equipment package the socket is concealed by a cover For access to the socket lift the cover off 367de733 ...

Page 93: ...irmly with the other Then grasp the bar on both sides up and position it into the rs This process will work out best do it from inside the passenger artment Do not allow the partition net to snap back when it is retracted If done there is a risk of personal and the partition net could be ged Z3 coupe tition net ...

Page 94: ...endanger the passengers during braking or evasive maneuvers for example Do not exceed the approved gross vehicle weight or the specified maximum axle loads refer to page 172 otherwise the vehicle s operating safety is no longer assured and you are in violation of the law Do not carry hard or heavy objects unsecured in the passenger compart ment If you do so they may be projected through the air du...

Page 95: ...Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview Secure the roof luggage correctly and securely to prevent it from g or being lost during driving er to following traffic smoothly and avoid sudden eration and braking Do not corner h speeds ...

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Page 97: ...ontrols Overview he engine compartment od 118 gine compartment 120 ids for the washer ystems 122 sher nozzles 122 gine oil 123 olant 125 ake fluid 126 hicle Identification 127 re and maintenance e BMW Maintenance ystem 128 bags 130 ring your vehicle 130 ws and regulations chnical modifications 132 ifornia Proposition 5 Warning 132 D interface socket 133 Maintenance ...

Page 98: ... and rotors achieve the optimal surface and wear pattern To break in the separate parking brake drums apply the parking brake lightly when coasting to a standstill at a traffic signal for instance provided that traffic conditions allow you to do so To avoid corrosion repeat this proce dure from time to time The brake lamps do not light up when the parking brake is applied Vacuum for the brake syst...

Page 99: ...1 ft m If the water is at that depth only at walking speed otherwise hicle can sustain damage to the e the electrical systems and the mission es hooks coupe items of clothing on the hooks in a manner that they do not obstruct iver s vision Do not hang heavy ts on the hooks If you do so they cause personal injury during ng or evasive maneuvers ...

Page 100: ...c converter Otherwise the catalytic converter could respond by over heating leading to serious damage Extreme temperatures occur at the catalytic converter on this and every catalyst equipped vehicle Heat shields are installed adjacent to some sections of the exhaust system Never remove these shields do not apply under coating to their surfaces When driving standing while the engine is idling or w...

Page 101: ...mum of steering despite the full brake application The ABS closed loop control circuit cycles in fractions of a second The pulsation at the brake pedal together with sounds generated by the hydraulic control system indicate to you that the vehicle is approaching its maximum braking range It is a reminder to you that you must adapt the vehicle s road speed to existing road conditions On road surfac...

Page 102: ...y problems to MW center at the earliest oppor The red warning lamp for the brake hydraulic system comes on together with the yellow indi cator lamps for ABS ASC T DSC and ADB DBC refer to page 21 the entire ABS CBC ASC T DSC and ADB DBC control system has failed Continue to drive cautiously and defensively Avoid full brake applica tions because the vehicle could become unstable and go out of contr...

Page 103: ... of their use Driving notes While driving in wet conditions and in heavy rain it is advisable to apply light pressure to the brake pedal every few miles watch traffic conditions to ensure that this maneuver does not endanger other road users The heat generated in this process helps dry the pads and rotors Maximum braking force is obtained while the wheels continue to rotate peaking when the wheels...

Page 104: ...r these ns and braking distances may ficantly longer Please ber to adapt your driving style ngly Brake pads The warning lamp for the brake pads comes on The brake pads have reached their minimum pad thickness Proceed to the nearest BMW center as soon as possible to have the pads replaced For your own safety use only brake pads that BMW has approved for your specific vehicle model BMW cannot evalua...

Page 105: ...n starting from a full stop or rocking free in deep snow we recom mend that you switch off the ASC T DSC system refer to pages 73 74 Driving on low traction road surfaces Use smooth gentle pressure to control the accelerator pedal Avoid excessive engine speeds and shift to the next higher gear at an early point Shift down into the next lowest gear when approaching uphill or downhill grades Maintai...

Page 106: ...nual trans also apply the parking brake arking on inclined surfaces In prevent the parking brake rom locking due to frost or on dry them by gently applying king brake as the vehicle is to a stop Make sure that g traffic is not endangered e brake lamps do not light when the parking brake is If you notice a change in steering response high steering effort for example Consult a BMW center to have the...

Page 107: ...ating tic factors such as intense solar ion fog rain and snow can also ere with reception ar phones without official BMW val can also generate interference g use This phenomenon assumes rm of a low pitched hum ating from the speaker system e refer to the Owner s Manual ded with your sound system for ed information on its use Whenever necessary when entering a car wash for instance remove the rod a...

Page 108: ... top cover he side windows and remove antenna if necessary to avoid Rotate the cover panel which is located in the right and left trim panels behind the seats in the direction of the arrow until the opening for the hardtop mount is completely free Remove the hardtop from the protec tive cover Clean any dirt and dust from the contact surfaces between the hardtop and the vehicle body in order to pro...

Page 109: ...approx 30 to 60 miles 50 to 100 km the front hardtop fasteners to be hat they are seated securely Removal Reverse the above procedure for removal of the hardtop The two screws of the front hardtop fasteners remain perma nently in the windshield frame of your vehicle to prevent their loss Following the initial delivery of the vehicle or after the hardtop has been in use for an extended period closi...

Page 110: ...o go below 0 12 in 3 mm even though the legally specified minimum tread depth is 0 063 in 1 6 mm Tread wear indicators arrow are embedded in the base of the tire s tread Their locations are indicated by the legend TWI Tread Wear Indicator at various points on the tire s shoulder When the tread reaches a depth of 0 063 in 1 6 mm these indicators appear to signal that the tires have worn to the mini...

Page 111: ...age 116 DOT Quality Grades Tread wear Traction AA A B C Temperature A B C All passenger vehicle tires must conform to Federal Safety Requirements in addition to these grades Tread wear The tread wear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested under controlled condi tions on a specified government test course For example a tire graded 150 would wear one and one hal...

Page 112: ...atory test wheel than the m required by law e temperature grade for this tire established for a tire that is y inflated and not overloaded ve speed under inflation or ve loading either separately or ination can cause heat buildup sible tire failure Uniform Tire Quality Grading Quality grades can be found where applicable on the tire sidewall between tread shoulder and maximum section width For exa...

Page 113: ... which might result from the pated extension in tire life Rota hould always be carried out at intervals with a maximum of miles 5 000 km Consult your center for more information Should you decide to rotate the tires it is essential to comply with the following Rotate wheels on the same side of the vehicle only otherwise braking effi ciency and road grip could be adversely affected Following rotati...

Page 114: ...60 R 15 91 H All season and winter tires Q M S up to 100 mph 160 km h T M S up to 118 mph 190 km h H M S up to 130 mph 210 km h Codes on light alloy wheels Protect valve inserts against dirt by using screw on valve caps Dirt in the valve inserts frequently causes a slow loss in tire pressure Storage Store tires in a cool dry place protecting them against light whenever possible Protect the tires a...

Page 115: ...ng conditions and d be replaced in the interest of ly with the specified tire inflation ures and be sure to have the and tire assemblies balanced time you change the tires BMW narrow link snow chains are intended for mounting in pairs at the rear wheels only Comply with all manu facturer s safety precautions when mounting the chains Do not exceed a speed of 30 mph 50 km h while driving with mounte...

Page 116: ...mum speed of 50 mph 80 km h Mounting snow chains on the spare tire is not possible Be sure that all tires are properly inflated refer to page 27 The use of rims and lug bolts that do not meet the specifications of the original factory installed equipment will affect the safe operation of your vehicle and may cause an accident and personal injury Never mix tires of different design such as steel be...

Page 117: ...d a maximum speed of 50 mph 80 km h Mounting snow chains on the spare tire is not possible Be sure that all tires are properly inflated refer to page 27 The use of rims and lug bolts that do not meet the specifications of the original factory installed equipment will affect the safe operation of your vehicle and may cause an accident and personal injury Never mix tires of different design such as ...

Page 118: ...ever located under the left de of the instrument panel To open Grasp the hood on both sides on the level of the latch arrow 1 press the latch upward and simultaneously lift the hood with both hands 367us050 ...

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Page 122: ...containers Windshield washer system Windshield The spray from the nozzles should be directed so as to ensure effective cleaning even at high speeds If necessary correct the adjustment with a needle or have the adjustment made by your BMW center Rear window Z3 coupe only Have this system adjusted by your BMW center as required Headlamp washer system Have this system adjusted by your BMW center as r...

Page 123: ...e engine To add oil While you should wait until the level has dropped to just above the lower mark before adding oil you should never allow the oil level to fall below this mark BMW engines are designed to operate without oil additives the use of additives could lead to damage in some cases This also applies to the manual and automatic transmission the differential and the power steering system 36...

Page 124: ...ilflow rating as estab n SAE classes ection of the correct SAE class s on the climatic conditions in a where you drive your BMW proved oils are in SAE classes W 40 and 5W 30 ils may be utilized in all ambient atures 530us200 ...

Page 125: ...freeze with corro nhibitor contains the flammable ance ethylene glycol For this n do not spill extended duty anti e with corrosion inhibitor on hot e components If you do it could nited and cause burns Comply with the applicable envi onmental laws regulating the sal of extended duty antifreeze orrosion inhibitor Checking coolant level Correct coolant level when the engine is cold approx 68 7 20 6 ...

Page 126: ...i Brake fluid loss may result in extended brake pedal travel If this occurs refer to the notes on page 104 Brake fluid is hygroscopic that is it absorbs moisture from the air over time In order to ensure the operating safety and reliability of the brake system have the brake fluid changed every two years by a BMW center refer also to the Service and Warranty Information Booklet US models or the Wa...

Page 127: ...127n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview icle Identification ehicle Identification Number is d in the engine compartment the windshield and on the top instrument panel ...

Page 128: ...he BMW Maintenance monitors operating conditions asis for determining the m service intervals for your indi ehicle The BMW Maintenance System includes the Engine Oil Service as well as Inspections I and II Determining the maintenance intervals according to the actual loads on the vehicle covers every kind of operating situation However since oil deteriorates over time regardless of use even those ...

Page 129: ...is equipped with the ed special tools In addition ing parts known from experience subject to wear is a permanent f the maintenance specifications re that all maintenance work is med in the Service and Warranty mation Booklet US models or the nty and Service Guide Booklet dian models These entries will tute your proof that the vehicle ceived regular maintenance They so required for warranty claims ...

Page 130: ...cribed on this page performed Preparation for storage Have the following operations performed by your BMW center 1 Clean and apply a rust proofing agent or other treatment to the engine engine compartment under carriage axles and major compo nents in accordance with approved repair procedures Wash the vehicle clean the interior and treat painted and chromed parts Clean the rubber seals around the ...

Page 131: ... not be eable Every time the battery is arged especially over extended ds its service life is reduced Removing the vehicle from storage Recharge the battery if the Magic Eye turns black refer to page 154 Then have Inspection I performed by your BMW center including a brake fluid replacement if necessary refer to the Service Manual ...

Page 132: ... us to state the g warning gine exhaust some of its nstituents and certain vehicle nents contain or emit chemicals o the State of California to ancer and birth defects or other ctive harm ornia Proposition 65 Warning ...

Page 133: ...ates a rather e level of engine misfire When ccurs you should reduce speed onsult the nearest BMW center as as possible Severe engine misfire only a short period of time can sly damage emission control onents especially the catalytic rter Service Engine Soon warning lamp for Canadian models When the filler cap is not properly tightened the OBD system can detect the vapor leak and the indicator wil...

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Page 135: ...y Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview placement procedures board tool kit 136 ndshield wiper blades 136 mps and bulbs 137 ster key with battery amp 143 mote control 144 eel change 146 tery 153 ses 156 case of electrical lfunction wer convertible top 157 el filler door 157 sistance giving and eiving mp starting 158 wing the vehicle 159 Repairs ...

Page 136: ...d the arm t a new wiper blade and apply ure until you hear it engage Rear window wiper Z3 coupe Follow the same procedure as described for changing the front wiper blades except that the wiper does not have to be positioned vertically Fold the wipers back onto the window before you turn the igni tion key to position 1 or 2 Use only wiper blades which have been approved by BMW shield wiper blades ...

Page 137: ...er with the bulb to the left and remove toward the rear 2 Pull off the plug 3 Push the new bulb holder with the bulb into the plug ensure proper locking 4 Reinstall in reverse order When cleaning the headlamps please observe the following Do not wipe dry this causes scratches and never use abrasives or strong solvents to clean the covers Remove dirt and contamination such as insects by soaking wit...

Page 138: ... the bulb holder and turn to the as far as possible Side turn signals 5 watt bulb 1 Use finger pressure against the front edge of the lamp arrow to press it toward the rear for removal 2 Turn the bulb holder with the bulb to the right and remove it from the lamp 3 Pull the bulb out of the socket and replace 4 Install in the reverse order 367de241 ...

Page 139: ...up lamp white lamp reflector red e marker lamp red Z3 roadster 1 Open the quick release fastener arrow and remove the cover 2 Turn the corresponding bulb holder to the left and remove it 3 Press gently while turning the defec tive bulb to the left Remove the bulb and replace it 4 Insert the bulb holder and turn to the right as far as possible 5 Secure the cover 367de378 Z3 roadster ...

Page 140: ...ponding bulb holder to the left arrow and remove it 5 Press gently while turning the defec tive bulb to the left Remove the bulb and replace it 6 Insert the bulb holder and turn to the right as far as possible Side marker lamps Pull the bulb holder out of the tail lamp assembly toward the front 7 Reinstall the trim panel in the oppo site order Insert the clips and turn them approx f turn to secure...

Page 141: ...ent of a malfunction please lt your BMW center Z3 coupe License plate lamps 5 watt bulb 1 Press the lamp to the left and remove it 2 Turn the bulb holder with the bulb to the left and remove it from the lamp 3 Pull the bulb out of the bulb socket and replace 4 Install in the reverse order 367de073 ...

Page 142: ...nd ce the bulb bulb a screwdriver to press out the at the side recess s back the plastic tab on the tor open the reflector and ce the bulb Reading lamps Z3 coupe 10 watt bulbs 1 Use a screwdriver to press out the lamp at the left recess 2 Press gently while turning the defec tive bulb to the left Remove the bulb and replace it ...

Page 143: ...143n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview Return used batteries to a ecycling point or to your BMW r ...

Page 144: ... remote control into service either a replacement or an additional key it must be initialized together with all existing master keys with remote control 1 Have all existing master keys with remote control as well as the spare or ignition key present refer to page 30 2 Enter the vehicle and close the doors 3 Briefly turn the spare key 2 or the ignition key 3 max 5 seconds to position 1 in the steer...

Page 145: ...h new master key into gnition position 2 ignition hed on and back again to allow ectronic vehicle immobilizer refer ge 31 to recognize the new key event unauthorized use of the r key surrender only the door and n key 3 or the spare key 2 refer ge 30 for valet parking for ce ...

Page 146: ... example of the onboard tool kit of the Z3 coupe Other than the warning triangle the same tools are arranged somewhat differently in the storage compartment of the Z3 roadster In order to avoid rattling noises later note the position of the tools when you remove them and return them to their original position when you are through using them Jack Release the Velcro fastener in the luggage compartme...

Page 147: ... floor of the storage artment arrow at the right in the ge compartment se the Velcro fastener and ve the warning triangle Z3 coupe Z3 roadster Loosen the screw connection on the floor of the storage tray arrow at the right in the luggage compartment and remove the compartment 367de318 Z3 roadster ...

Page 148: ...loosen the hexagon move the hexagon nut and the ve cap ace the hexagon nut in a secure cation Left hand attachment point Take the lifting handle from the tool kit lower it on the rope and fit it on the hexagon nut Hold the rope at the top and unscrew the nut with the lifting handle 367de269 ...

Page 149: ...ay and with the valve facing upward Quickly unscrew the valve extension from the valve of the spare wheel Unscrew the valve cap from the storage tray and mount it on the spare wheel When the valve extension is screwed onto or off of the spare wheel you may hear a brief hissing as air escapes The procedure for removing the spare wheel is also illustrated with picto graphs located on the floor mat o...

Page 150: ...ent it from rolling Place the wedge against the rear surface of the front tire on the side opposite the side being raised If the vehicle is parked on a downward slope place the wedge securely in front of the tire If the wheel must be changed on a surface with a more severe slope take additional precau tions to secure the vehicle from rolling 2 Wheels with full wheel covers reach into the ventilati...

Page 151: ...f the ground screw the lug bolts and remove wheel move accumulations of mud or from the mounting surfaces of wheel and hub Clean the lug ts 8 Take the centering pin from the vehicle tool kit Insert the centering pin together with the plastic cap into one of the bolt sockets 9 Position the spare wheel and screw at least two lug bolts into opposite bolt sockets Remove the centering pin 10 Screw in t...

Page 152: ...peed of 50 mph 80 km h Be aware that vehicle handling will be altered Slower brake response time longer braking distances and changed steering characteristics may be antici pated when approaching limit condi tions Only one spare wheel may be mounted at any time Mount a wheel and tire with the same size and specifications as the others at the earliest possible opportunity Maintain the specified tir...

Page 153: ... from batteries and battery acid Do not allow sparks or open flame near the battery Do not smoke near the battery Avoid sparks from electrical cables or elec trical equipment Turn the key to position 0 in the ignition lock when the battery is disconnected or connected Do not short circuit the battery termi nals This creates a risk of personal injury from high voltage sparks A highly explosive gas ...

Page 154: ...negative Then recharge the battery with opriate battery charger If you intend to store your vehicle for longer than twelve weeks remove the battery charge it and store it in a cool but frost and dust free room Every three months and before reinstalling the battery have it recharged If it is not recharged it will not be serviceable Every time the battery is discharged especially over extended perio...

Page 155: ... the battery bar and remove the bar installing the battery connect the ve terminal first then connect the ive terminal When installing the battery be sure that the battery and the bar Z3 coupe are mounted rly If this is not done the battery ot be adequately secured in case accident Z3 coupe ...

Page 156: ...of box ou close the fuse box be sure cover is seated securely o not attempt to repair a burned se or replace it with a fuse a different color or ampere To do this could cause a fire in cle resulting from a circuit over burns through again have the of the fault checked and ed by a BMW center ...

Page 157: ...Overview l filler door asing manually ustration shows the example Z3 roadster ation and function for the upe is the same as for the adster he button at the right in the ge compartment sharply arrow e consult your BMW center to he defect corrected Z3 roadster ...

Page 158: ...negative terminals Connect one end of the other jumper cable to either the support vehicle s negative battery terminal or a suitable ground on its engine or bodywork Connect the other end to the negative battery terminal or a suitable ground on the vehicle being started There is a special nut on the strut dome of your BMW refer to the arrow in the illustration Always adhere to this sequence when c...

Page 159: ...y with all applicable towing laws egulations at all times ss to tow sockets screwdriver to press the cover Rear Use a screwdriver to press the cover out Screw the tow fitting in until it is tight against the stop If you do not the threads can be damaged Do not tow the vehicle by any compo nents of the running gear or lash them down in any way If you do so the components could be damaged leading to...

Page 160: ... system s failed make sure that the igni remains in position 1 to prevent ring lock from engaging ering and brakes are without ssist when the engine is off ans that increased effort is d for steering and braking Towing with a commercial tow truck Do not tow with sling type equipment Use a wheel lift or flatbed equipment Comply with applicable towing laws Never allow passengers to ride in a towed v...

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Page 163: ...chnical data Index Advanced technology 163n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview aptive Transmission Control ATC 164 bags 164 omatic Stability Control plus raction ASC T Dynamic tability Control DSC 165 r radio reception 166 ety belt tensioner 166 Technology ...

Page 164: ... causing the driver to the brakes Deceleration sensors continuously monitor the physical forces acting upon the vehicle In the event of a severe frontal impact the gas generators of the driver and passenger side front airbags are ignited simultaneously However the passenger side airbag is only triggered if an additional sensor has recognized that the passenger seat is occupied If it is necessary d...

Page 165: ...SC permanently monitors hicle s current operating condition ompares it with an ideal condition calculated from the sensor s s If deviations from this occur rsteering or oversteering for ce DSC can stabilize the vehicle ctions of a second by adjusting e output and with the assistance of ng intervention at individual wheels n physically possible limits erous skids can be prevented even y are just be...

Page 166: ...ds to collisions by tightening the belts re that occupants remain firmly ed in their seats A gas pres stem retracts the buckle ly to tension the shoulder and s within fractions of a second ds to further reduce the y to slide under the lap belt ...

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Page 169: ...n maintenance Owner service procedures Technical data Index Advanced technology 169n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview gine specifications 170 mensions 171 ights 172 pacities 173 ctrical system 174 ve belts 174 Data ...

Page 170: ...ter 2 5i Z3 roadster 3 0i Z3 coupe 3 0i 152 2 2 494 6 181 8 2 979 6 184 6 000 225 5 900 175 237 3 500 214 290 3 500 10 5 10 2 2 95 75 0 3 31 84 0 3 53 89 6 3 31 84 0 Digital electronic engine management system ...

Page 171: ... Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview Z3 roadster 2 5i 3 0i Z3 coupe 3 0i 159 4 4 050 158 5 4 025 68 5 1 740 68 5 1 740 50 9 1 293 51 4 1 306 96 3 2 446 96 3 2 446 55 6 1 413 55 6 1 413 58 8 1 494 58 8 1 494 32 8 10 0 32 8 10 0 ...

Page 172: ...ions not included 2 899 1 315 2 987 1 355 2 910 1 320 2 998 1 360 2 943 1 335 3 031 1 375 3 450 1 565 3 538 1 605 3 461 1 570 3 549 1 610 3 494 1 585 3 582 1 625 1 852 840 1 852 840 1 830 830 1 918 870 1 918 870 1 918 870 77 35 77 35 110 50 5 8 165 5 8 165 7 2 14 3 205 405 ...

Page 173: ...ers approx 13 5 approx 51 approx 2 1 approx 8 0 Fuel specification page 26 s liters approx 5 3 approx 5 0 For details page 122 s liters 11 1 10 5 For details page 125 s liters 6 9 6 5 BMW High Performance Synthetic Oil For details page 124 Lifetime fluid no fluid change required ...

Page 174: ...belts or Water pump steering elt 6 PK x 1538 mpressor elt 5 PK x 863 You can obtain Original BMW parts and accessories as well as professional advice from your BMW center ...

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Page 177: ...ew Controls and features Operation maintenance Owner service procedures Technical data Index Advanced technology 177n Index Data Technology Repairs Maintenance Controls Overview erything from A to Z 178 Index ...

Page 178: ...tery charge indicator lamp 20 Battery safety terminal 155 Beverage holder 91 BMW High Performance Synthetic Oil 124 Brake fluid 126 disposal 127t Brake hydraulic system 20 Brake lamps bulb replace ment 139t 140t Brake pads 22 104 Brake system 103 104 brake fluid 126 fluid level 104 winter road conditions 105 Brakes malfunctions 104 Break in procedure 98 Bulb replacement 137t C California Propositi...

Page 179: ...onnector for Onboard Diagnostics 133 Daytime driving lamps 76 DBC Dynamic Brake Control 103 Deep water 99 Defrost windows and remove condensation 83 88 Defrosting rear window 66 mirrors 51 Difficult steering 106t Digital clock 70 Dimensions 171 Dipstick engine oil 123 Disc brakes 103 Displacement 170 Display lighting 76 Displays 18 Disposal batteries 154t brake fluid 127t coolant 125t engine oil 1...

Page 180: ...ation 157t Fuel gauge 68 Fuel specifications 26 Fuel tank capacity 173 Fuses 156 G Gasoline 26 Gear indicator 68 Glass sunroof 39 Glove compartment 90 Grilles 80 84 Gross vehicle weight 172 H Hardtop 108 Hazard warning flashers 24t Hazard warning system 24 Hazard warning triangle 24t Head restraints 50 Headlamp cleaning system 122 Headlamp cover care 137t Headlamp flasher 64 Headlamp washers 66 He...

Page 181: ...e 105 Low beams 76 bulb replacement 137t Low fuel indicator lamp 68 Lug bolts 150 151 Lug wrench 147t Luggage compartment 36 capacity 172 locking separately 37 Luggage compartment lamp bulb replacement 142t Luggage compartment lid 36 electrical malfunction 37t emergency release from luggage compartment s interior 38 manual operation 37t M M S tires 115 Magic Eye refer to Battery charge condition 1...

Page 182: ... 157t Power seat adjustment 49 Power steering 106 Pressures tires 26 110 Pressure tires 110 Q Quality Grades tires 111 R Radiator frost protection 105 Radio reception 166 Radio refer to the separate Owner s Manual Rapid heating 83 88 Reading lamps 78 Rear lamps bulb replacement 139t Rear window defroster 66 Rear window washer automatic 65 Rear window wiper 65 blade replacement 136t Rearview mirror...

Page 183: ... lamp assembly bulb replacement 139t Tail lamps 139 140 bulb replace ment 139t 140t Tank capacity 173 Technical Data 169 Technical modifications 6 132 Telephone refer to the separate Owner s Manual Temperature display engine coolant 69 outside temperature 71 Temperature layering 82 87 Third brake lamp 141 Tire change refer to wheel change 146t Tire condition 110 Tire failure Z3 roadster Z3 coupe 1...

Page 184: ...72 Wheel change 146t Wheelbase 171 Wheels and tires 114 Width 171 Windows convenience closing mode 32 Windshield washer 122 filling reservoir 122t nozzles 122 Windshield wipers 65 blade replacement 136t Winter driving 105 Winter tires 115 Wiper blade replacement 136t Wipers 65 Wiper Washer system 65 Working in the engine compartment 118t ...

Page 185: ...r your preferred fuel here ne oil il volume between the two marks e oil dipstick corresponds to x 1 1 US quarts 1 liter nation y nflation pressures Summer tires Winter tires Front Rear Front Rear sons ueling ...

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