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Page 1 - Contents

Owner's Manualfor VehicleThe UltimateDriving MachineContentsA - ZOnline Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 012 118 - © 02/06 BMW AG

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Things to remember when driving98Things to remember when drivingBreaking-inMoving parts need time to adjust to one another. To ensure that your vehicl

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Driving tips 99Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilitythe risk of serious property damage as well as personal inju

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Things to remember when driving100Driving in wet conditionsWhen driving on wet roads or in heavy rain, it is a good idea to apply light pressure to th

Page 6 - Symbols used

Driving tips 101Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility2. Determine the combined weight of the driver and passenge

Page 7 - Editorial notice

Things to remember when driving102refer to page 200, as excessive loads can pose a safety hazard, and may also put you in viola-tion of freeway safety

Page 8 - For your own safety

Driving tips 103Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityOnline Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 012 118 - © 02/06 BMW A

Page 9 - Reporting safety defects

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NavigationThis chapter describes how you canenter destinations and specify your routeso that your navigation system guides youreliably to your destina

Page 11 - At a glance

Starting navigation system106Starting navigation systemYour navigation system can use satellites to ascertain the precise position of your vehicle and

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Navigation Driving tips 107Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobilityDestination entryIn entering your destination you can sele

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At a glanceThis overview of buttons, switches and displaysis intended to familiarize you with your vehicle'soperating environment. The section wi

Page 14 - Instrument cluster

Destination entry1082. Press the controller.3. Select "Enter address" and press the con-troller.The system also assists you with the followi

Page 15 - Indicator and warning lamps

Navigation Driving tips 109Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobility4. Enter additional letters if necessary.The list graduall

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Destination entry110The related town/city is displayed after the street name.If a town/city has already been entered, you can undo this entry. This ma

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Navigation Driving tips 111Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobilitySelecting countrySay the name of the destination country i

Page 18 - Controls

Destination entry1123. Select "Input map" and press the controller.A section of a map is displayed on the Con-trol Display:> During desti

Page 19 - Basic operation

Navigation Driving tips 113Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobility4. Select a location:> "On destination"> &

Page 20 - Displays in menu

Destination entry114Editing the destination list1. Select the desired destination from the des-tination list and press the controller.2. The selected

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Navigation Driving tips 115Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobilityYou can also enter your current position in the address bo

Page 22 - Assistance window*

Destination entry1164. Select "Delete data" and press the control-ler.5. Select "Delete address book" and press the controller.6.

Page 23 - Switching Control Display on/

Navigation Driving tips 117Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobility3. Select a route criterion for the route:> "With

Page 24 - Voice command system

Cockpit10CockpitAround the steering wheel: controls and displays1 Opening and closing windows 372 Folding exterior mirrors in and out*433 Adjusting ex

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Destination guidance118Destination guidanceStarting destination guidanceiDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to page 16.1. Change to upper fiel

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Navigation Driving tips 119Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobilitysee the question:"Continue guidance to destination?&q

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Destination guidance1201. Select "Navigation" and press the control-ler.2. Change into the fourth field from the top. Turn the controller un

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Navigation Driving tips 121Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobilityDestination guidance through voice instructionsSwitching v

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Destination guidance122This volume is independent of the volume of the audio sources.The setting is stored for the remote control cur-rently in use.By

Page 30 - Opening and closing

Navigation Driving tips 123Reference At a glanceControlsCommunications EntertainmentMobilityWhat to do if …What to do if …> a navigation DVD is ins

Page 31 - Central locking system

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EntertainmentThis chapter describes the operationof the radio and CD player as well astheir tone settings.EntertainmentOnline Edition for Part No. 01

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On/off and tone126On/off and toneThe following audio sources have shared con-trols and setting options:> Professional* radio or Business radio>

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NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 127Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityFrom another menu, you can switch directly to the screen la

Page 35 - Luggage compartment lid

At a glance 11Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility5 Shift paddles 546 Buttons on steering wheel7 Instrument cl

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On/off and tone1282. Move the controller to the left or right to select "Treble" or "Bass".3. Turn the controller until the desire

Page 37 - Alarm system

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 129Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityEqualizer*You can set individual sound frequency ranges:1.

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Radio130RadioYour radio provides reception of the FM and AM wavebands.Listening to radioPress the button if the sound output is switched off.iDrive, f

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NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 131Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityChanging selection criteria1. Change into the second field

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Radio1323. Select "Autostore" and press the controller."Set" is selected.4. Press the controller.Other menu items are displayed.5.

Page 41 - Adjustments

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 133Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityChanging a memory position1. Select "Presets" and

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Radio134the routine weather news and transmits special warning messages instead. If you have a ques-tion about NOAA Weather Radio, please con-tact the

Page 43 - Front head restraints

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 135Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityUpdating stations offering digital receptionIf you are on a

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Radio136Enabling or disabling channelsiDrive, for explanation of principle, refer to page 16.1. Press the button.This opens the start menu.2. Move t

Page 45 - Heated seats

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 137Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobility> "Categories": All channels sorted by categor

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Cockpit12Instrument cluster1 Indicator lamps for turn signals2 Speedometer3 Indicator and warning lamps 134 Tachometer 595 Engine oil thermometer 606

Page 47 - Operating function

Radio1384. Turn the controller to select a memory posi-tion and press the controller.The channel is stored. The stations of the last selection criteri

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NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 139Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityCD player and CD changerListening to CDsCompressed audio fi

Page 49 - Activating settings

CD player and CD changer1405. Change to the second field from the top if necessary. Turn the controller until the desired CD, CD 1 - 6, is selected an

Page 50 - Transporting children safely

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 141Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityTo exit from the menu:Select the arrow and press the cont

Page 51 - Rear seats

CD player and CD changer142Repeating track1. Select "Set" and press the controller.Other menu items are displayed.2. Select "Repeat&quo

Page 52 - Start/Stop button

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 143Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityFast forward/reverseButtons next to CD player:Press and hol

Page 53 - Handbrake

CD player and CD changer144NotesBMW CD/DVD players and changers are officially designated Class 1 laser prod-ucts. Do not operate if the cover is dama

Page 54 - Transmission with Drivelogic

NavigationEntertainment Driving tips 145Reference At a glanceControlsCommunicationsMobilityOnline Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 012 118 - © 02/06 BMW A

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CommunicationsThis chapter summarizes how to operateyour mobile phone using iDrive or voice controland how to use BMW Assist or TeleService.Communicat

Page 57 - M Engine Dynamic Control

At a glance 13Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityIndicator and warning lampsThe conceptIndicator and warning

Page 58 - Wiper system

Telephoning148TelephoningThe conceptYour BMW is equipped with a full mobile phone preparation package. After a suitable mobile phone has been logged o

Page 59 - Cruise control

149EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobilityMaking calls with car phone: BMW Assist callsYou can use th

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Telephoning150Logging onDepending on your mobile phone, first, the dis-play of your mobile phone and then the Control Display will ask you to enter th

Page 61 - Everything under control

151EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobility7. Select "Move device up" and press the con-trol

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Telephoning1527. Select "Bluetooth communication active" and press the controller to activate or deac-tivate the link.Adjusting volumeTurn t

Page 63 - Resetting values

153EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobilityRejecting a callSelect "Reject" and press the con

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Telephoning154dialed are automatically stored. The last number dialed is at the top of the list.> "Missed calls"The phone numbers of the

Page 65 - Service requirements

155EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobility4. Select "Call" and press the controller.The sys

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Telephoning156Transferring phone number via tone dialing methodThe tone dialing method is required for access to network services or for controlling d

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157EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobilityVoice commandsActivating system1. Press the button on the

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Cockpit14Around the center console: controls and displaysOnline Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 012 118 - © 02/06 BMW AG

Page 69 - Settings on Control Display

Telephoning158CallingDialing phone numbersCorrecting phone numberAfter the last spoken sequence of digits has been repeated by the system, you can del

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159EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobilitySelecting an entryThe connection to the phone number of the

Page 71 - Language on Control Display

Telephoning160Inserting mobile phone1. Remove the protective cap from the mobile phone's antenna connector if necessary, so that the mobile phone

Page 72 - PDC Park Distance Control*

161EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobilityTeleService , BMW AssistTeleServiceTeleService assists you

Page 73 - Driving stability control

TeleService, BMW Assist1623. Select "Communication settings" and press the controller.4. Select "BMW Service settings" and press t

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163EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobility5. Select "Service notification" and press the co

Page 75 - FTM Flat Tire Monitor

TeleService, BMW Assist1645. Select desired BMW service:> "Service Request"> "Customer Relations"6. Press the controller.7.

Page 76 - Indication of a flat tire

165EntertainmentReference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationMobilityDisplaying vehicle dataWhen TeleService or BMW Assist is ac

Page 77 - Brake force display

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MobilityThis section helps you maintain yourmobility by supplying important informationon vital topics including fuels and lubricants,wheels and tires

Page 79 - Head-Up Display*

At a glance 15Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility1 Microphone for handsfree mode for telephone*and for voice

Page 80 - Setting brightness

Refueling168RefuelingAlways switch off the engine before refu-eling, otherwise no fuel can be filled into the tank and a message is displayed.<When

Page 81 - Care instructions

Mobility 169Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentFuel specificationsNever used leaded gasoline; it will perm

Page 82 - Parking lamps/low beams

Wheels and tires170Wheels and tiresTire inflation pressureInformation for your safetyThe condition of the tires and the maintenance of the specified t

Page 83 - High-beam assistant*

Mobility 171Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentObserve all national and local maximum speed limits, otherw

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Wheels and tires172Uniform Tire Quality GradingQuality grades can be found where applicable on the tire sidewall between tread shoulder and maximum se

Page 85 - Interior lamps

Mobility 173Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentWear indicators at the tread-groove base, refer to arrow, a

Page 86 - Automatic climate control

Wheels and tires174Recommended tire brandsBMW recommends particular tire brands for each tire size. You can recognize these from the clearly visible B

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Mobility 175Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentUnder the hoodNever attempt to perform any service or repai

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Under the hood176Engine compartment1 Filler neck for engine oil, refer to Adding engine oil2 Expansion tank for coolant, refer to page 1783 Brake flui

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Mobility 177Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentvalue indicates the current oil level in liters above Minim

Page 90 - Parked car ventilation

iDrive16iDriveiDrive combines the functions of a multitude of switches. This allows these functions to be operated from a central position. The follow

Page 91 - Activating timer

Under the hood178Add at least 0.5 US quart/0.5 liter of oil, other-wise the oil level check cannot reliably display the current oil level.<Continuo

Page 92 - Integrated universal remote

Mobility 179Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainment3. The coolant level is correct when the upper end of the f

Page 93 - Glove compartment

Maintenance180MaintenanceBMW Maintenance SystemThe BMW Maintenance System supports the preservation of the traffic and operating safety of your BMW. T

Page 94 - Storage compartments

Mobility 181Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentSocket for OBD Onboard Diagnostics interfaceComponents whic

Page 95 - Cigarette lighter

Replacing components182Replacing componentsOnboard tool kitThe onboard tool kit is located in the luggage compartment under the floor mat.Wiper blade

Page 96 - Ski bag*

Mobility 183Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentprocedures with correspondingly trained per-sonnel. Due to

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Replacing components1844. Turn the cover around the rear securing point 2 upward while simultaneously pulling it out of the trim panel at the bottom.5

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Mobility 185Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentLicense plate lampsBulb 5 watts, WY 5 W1. Push a screwdrive

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Replacing components186Model with pressure gauge on hose*3 Connector and cable for lighter socket4 Mounting for sealing bottle5 Compressor6 On/Off swi

Page 100 - General driving notes

Mobility 187Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainment8. With the ignition switched on, refer to page 50: Switch

Page 101

At a glance 17Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityMenu overviewCommunication> Telephone*> BMW Assist* or

Page 102 - Cargo loading

Replacing components188To avoid serious or fatal injury: never lie under the vehicle, and never start the engine while it is supported by the jack.<

Page 103 - Securing cargo

Mobility 189Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMounting a wheel1. Unscrew the lug bolts and remove the whe

Page 104 - Pad on bottom of luggage

Replacing components190DisposalAfter replacement, have old batteries dis-posed of by your BMW center or deposit them at a recycling center. Maintain t

Page 105 - Driving tips

Mobility 191Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentGiving and receiving assistanceEmergency callConditions for

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Giving and receiving assistance192First-aid kit*The first-aid kit is located in the filler element of the rear seat backrest.1. Press the button downw

Page 107 - Navigation

Mobility 193Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainment1. Fold open the cover of the BMW jump-starting terminal. T

Page 108 - Starting navigation system

Giving and receiving assistance194RearBeing towedMake sure that the ignition is switched on, refer to page 50; otherwise, the low-beam headlights, tai

Page 109 - Destination entry

Mobility 195Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainment1. Switch on the hazard warning flashers, comply with count

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ReferenceThis chapter contains the technical data,the short commands of the voice commandsystem and the index, which is the quickest wayto find the in

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Page 113 - Map-guided destination

iDrive18Opening menu items of start menuFrom the start menu, you can call up the four menu items Communication, Navigation, Enter-tainment, and Climat

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Technical data198Technical dataEngine specificationsM6Displacement cu in/cmµ 305.1/4,999No. of cylinders 10Maximum output hp 500at engine speed rpm 7,

Page 115 - Destination list

Reference 199At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityDimensionsAll dimensions given in inches/mm. Smallest turnin

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Technical data200WeightsNever exceed either the approved axle loads or the gross vehicle weight.CapacitiesM6Curb weight lbs./kg 3,909/1,773Approved gr

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Reference 201At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityShort commands of voice command systemWith short commands yo

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Short commands of voice command system202NavigationOnboard infoFunction CommandTo open navigation 107 {Navigation}To open "Enter address" 10

Page 119 - Word matching principle

Reference 203At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityEntertainmentFunction CommandTone control 127 {Audio}To swit

Page 120 - Destination guidance

Short commands of voice command system204Climate menuFunction CommandTo open "Vent settings" 86 {Vent settings}To open "Automatic progr

Page 121 - Route display

Reference 205At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityOnline Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 012 118 - © 02/06 BMW AG

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Everything from A to Z206Everything from A to ZIndex"..." Identifies Control Display texts used to select individual functions, and indicate

Page 123

Reference 207At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityAutomatic– air distribution 85– air volume 85– headlamp cont

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At a glance 19Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityOperating principle at a glanceBasic operation via iDrive is

Page 125 - What to do if …

Everything from A to Z208Breakdown assistance 163Breakdown services, refer to Roadside Assistance 192Breaking-in 98Breaking-in the clutch 98Breaking-i

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Reference 209At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityChild restraint systems 48Chock 188Chrome parts, care, refer

Page 127 - Entertainment

Everything from A to Z210Destination guidance 118– bypassing route sections 122– canceling voice instructions 45– changing specified route 116– displa

Page 128 - On/off and tone

Reference 211At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityEngine– breaking-in 98– data 198– M Engine Dynamic Control 5

Page 129 - Tone control

Everything from A to Z212GGarage-door opener, refer to Integrated universal remote control 90Gasoline– refer to Average fuel consumption 61– refer to

Page 130

Reference 213At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityIndicator/warning lamps– airbags 77– DSC 13, 72– Flat Tire M

Page 131 - Resetting tone settings

Everything from A to Z214Luggage compartment– capacity 200– emergency release 34– hotel function 33– opening/closing, refer to Luggage compartment lid

Page 132 - Listening to radio

Reference 215At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityNavigation instructions, refer to Switching voice instruc-ti

Page 133

Everything from A to Z216Parts and accessories 6Passenger airbags, deacti-vating, refer to Exception for front passenger seat 48Passenger-side exterio

Page 134 - Storing stations

Reference 217At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility"Repeat directory" in audio mode 142"Repeat&q

Page 135 - Weather news flashes*

iDrive20Status information1 Display for:> Entertainment:Radio, CD> Telephone* in "Communication": Name of linked mobile phone, network

Page 136 - High Definition Radio*

Everything from A to Z218"Service" 63, 162Service, refer to Roadside Assistance 192Service and Warranty Infor-mation Booklet for US models 1

Page 137 - Satellite radio*

Reference 219At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityStorage compartments 92"Store in address book" for

Page 138 - Selecting and storing channel

Everything from A to Z220Traction control, refer to DSC Dynamic Stability Control 71Traffic congestion, refer to Bypassing route sections 122Transmiss

Page 139 - Storing channel

Reference 221At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityWWarning lamps, refer to Indicator and warning lamps 13Warni

Page 140 - CD player

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Page 141 - CD player and CD changer

RefuelingTo ensure that you always have all the essential data on hand when refueling, we recommend that you fill in the following tables with the spe

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Page 143 - Sampling tracks, scan

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At a glance 21Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilitySwitching assistance window on/off1. Move the controller to

Page 145 - CD magazine

Voice command system22Voice command systemThe conceptThe voice command system allows you to con-trol operation of various vehicle systems with-out eve

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At a glance 23Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityIf no other commands are possible, then oper-ate the equipme

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Voice command system24NotesThe mobile phone can also be operated with voice commands, refer to page 156.<For voice commands, bear the following in

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At a glance 25Reference ControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityOnline Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 012 118 - © 02/06 BMW AG

Page 149 - Communications

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Page 150 - Telephoning

ControlsThis chapter is intended to provide you withinformation for complete control of your vehicle.Its extensive array of features and accessories,b

Page 151 - Initial operation

M6Owner's Manual for VehicleCongratulations, and thank you for choosing a BMW M6.Thorough familiarity with your vehicle will provide you with enh

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Opening and closing28Opening and closingKeys/remote control1 Remote control with integrated key2 Spare key3 Adapter for spare key, in glove compart-me

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Controls 29Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityRemove the adapter from the holder in the glove compartment

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Opening and closing30> Compartment in the front center console> Luggage compartment lid> Fuel filler doorOperating from outside> via the r

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Controls 31Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityConvenience opening modePress the button longer:The window

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Opening and closing32> this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.Any unauthorize

Page 157 - BMW Contact*

Controls 33Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility> "Lock after driving" The central locking syst

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Opening and closing34Opening from insidePress the button:The luggage compartment lid opens, provided that it is not locked or the hotel function is no

Page 159 - Command Response

Controls 35Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityAlarm systemThe conceptThe vehicle alarm system responds:>

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Opening and closing36> In stacking garages> When transporting on car-carrying trains> When animals are to remain in the vehicleSwitching off

Page 161 - Mounting/removing snap-in

Controls 37Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityComfort lockingHold a finger or the back of the hand on the

Page 162

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Page 163 - TeleService , BMW Assist

Opening and closing38> Press the switch beyond the resistance point:The window opens automatically. Pressing the switch again stops the opening mov

Page 164 - TeleService, BMW Assist

Controls 39Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityAdjustmentsSitting safelyThe ideal sitting position can make

Page 165 - Breakdown assistance

Adjustments40ensuing loss of vehicle control could lead to an accident.On the front passenger side as well, do not tilt the backrest too far toward th

Page 166

Controls 41Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility3. Press the button:The LED in the button lights up.4. Pre

Page 167 - Displaying vehicle data

Adjustments42Adjust the head restraint so that its center is approx. at ear level. Otherwise there is increased danger of injury in the event of an ac

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Controls 43Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityFasteningMake sure you hear the latch plate engage in the be

Page 169 - Mobility

Adjustments44Adjusting manuallyYou can also adjust the mirrors manually by pressing against the outer edges of their mirror glass.Folding exterior mir

Page 170 - Refueling

Controls 45Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityStoring the steering-wheel position, refer to Seat, mirror a

Page 171 - Fuel specifications

Adjustments46MDriveWith MDrive you can configure several individ-ual settings for your vehicle on the Control Dis-play and activate them simultaneousl

Page 172 - Wheels and tires

Controls 47Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityActivating settingsPress the button on the steering wheel.

Page 173 - Tire identification marks

Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityContentsThe fastest way to find specific topics is to use the i

Page 174

Transporting children safely48Transporting children safelyThe right place for childrenDo not leave children unattended in the vehicle; otherwise, they

Page 175 - New wheels and tires

Controls 49Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityUnlocking safety belt1. Open the belt buckle.2. Remove the c

Page 176

Driving50DrivingIgnition lockInsert the remote control as far as possible into the ignition lock.> Radio readiness switches on.Some electrical devi

Page 177 - Under the hood

Controls 51Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityStarting engineDo not run the engine in closed rooms, otherw

Page 178

Driving52Indicator lampThe indicator lamp lights up, and a sig-nal also sounds when starting off. The handbrake is engaged.Indicator lamp for Canadian

Page 179 - Adding engine oil

Controls 53Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityN IdleAlways engage before starting engine.If the driving si

Page 180

Driving54Using shift paddles on steering wheel> To upshift, briefly pull the right shift paddle +.> To downshift, briefly pull the left shift pa

Page 181 - Brake system

Controls 55Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility7. Press the controller to select driving pro-grams.8. Turn

Page 182 - Maintenance

Driving56Turn signals/headlamp flasher1 High beams2 Headlamp flasher3 Turn signalsUsing turn signalsMove the lever beyond the resistance point.To swit

Page 183 - Diagnostics interface

Controls 57Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityThe system reverts to operation at normal speed whenever the

Page 184 - Replacing components

Notes4NotesUsing this Owner's ManualWe have made every effort to ensure that you are able to find what you need in this Owner's Manual as qu

Page 185

Driving58Do not use the cruise control under driv-ing conditions that do not permit a con-stant speed, e.g. when driving on winding roads, in heavy tr

Page 186

Controls 59Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityEverything under controlOdometer, outside temperature displa

Page 187 - M Mobility System

Everything under control60Engine oil temperature gaugeThe general operating temperature lies between 1757/806 and 2507/1206. Do not exceed a value of

Page 188

Controls 61Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityRefuel as soon as possible once your cruising range falls be

Page 189 - Changing wheels

Everything under control62Entering a distance manually1. Select "Distance to dest." and press the controller.2. Turn the controller to selec

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Controls 63Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityService requirementsThe remaining driving distance and the d

Page 191 - Vehicle battery

Everything under control641. Open the start menu.2. Press the controller to open the menu.3. Select "Service" and press the controller.4.

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Controls 65Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityExplanatory text messagesText messages at the bottom edge of

Page 193 - Warning triangle*

Everything under control664. Select "Check Control messages" and press the controller.5. Select a message and press the controller.To exit f

Page 194 - Jump starting

Controls 67Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility5. Select the speed value and press the con-troller.6. Turn

Page 195 - Tow-starting and towing

5Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityThe individual vehicleWhen purchasing your BMW, you have deci

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Everything under control683. Turn the controller until "Display settings" is selected and press the controller.Setting time1. Move the contr

Page 197

Controls 69Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility2. Select "Set date" and press the controller. The

Page 198

Technology for comfort, convenience and safety70Technology for comfort, convenience and safetyPDC Park Distance Control*The conceptThe PDC assists you

Page 199 - Reference

Controls 71Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityare already shown there before a signal tone sounds. The set

Page 200 - Technical data

Technology for comfort, convenience and safety72The laws of physics cannot be repealed, even with DSC. An appropriate driving style always remains the

Page 201 - Dimensions

Controls 73Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityTo maintain vehicle stability, always drive with the system

Page 202

Technology for comfort, convenience and safety74System limitsThe Flat Tire Monitor cannot indicate sudden severe tire damage caused by outside factors

Page 203 - Communication

Controls 75Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility1. Reduce speed and stop the vehicle care-fully. Avoid sudde

Page 204 - Onboard info

Technology for comfort, convenience and safety76attempt to remove or dismantle the steering wheel.Do not touch the individual components directly afte

Page 205

Controls 77Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityOperational readiness of airbag systemFrom radio readiness,

Page 206 - Function Command

Notes6For your own safetyMaintenance and repairsAdvanced technology, e.g. the use of modern materials and high-performance electronics, requires speci

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Technology for comfort, convenience and safety785. Select desired information of Head-Up Dis-play.6. Press the controller. The information is shown on

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Controls 79Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility5. If necessary, move the controller to the left to select &

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Lamps80LampsParking lamps/low beams0 Lights off and daytime running lamps*1 Parking lamps and daytime running lamps*2 Low beams3 Automatic headlamp co

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Controls 81Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility5. Select "Pathway lighting" and press the control

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Lamps82vene at any time and switch the high beams on and off in the accustomed manner.Activating high-beam assistant1. Turn the light switch to switch

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Controls 83Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityInstrument lightingThe lighting intensity can be adjusted wi

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Climate84ClimateAutomatic climate control1 Airflow directed toward the windshield and side windows2 Air for the upper body area, refer to Ventilation

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Controls 85Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityThe current setting for air distribution is dis-played on th

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Climate864. Select the field by moving the controller and adjust the temperature by turning the con-troller.Defrosting windows and removing condensati

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Controls 87Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilitybody. It is therefore necessary for these vents to be open f

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7Reference At a glanceControlsDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityService and warrantyWe recommend that you read this publicati

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Climate88dard part of your scheduled maintenance. You can have more detailed information shown on the Control Display, refer to page 63.Parked car ven

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Controls 89Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobility6. Select the time and press the controller. The first time

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Practical interior accessories90Practical interior accessoriesIntegrated universal remote control*The conceptThe integrated universal remote control r

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Controls 91Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityThe corresponding memory button 1 is now programmed with the

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Practical interior accessories92Remove the flashlight from the socket when needed.Be sure that the flashlight is switched off when it is inserted into

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Controls 93Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilityAnother storage space is located in the luggage compartment

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Practical interior accessories94The lighter can be removed as soon as it pops back out.Hold or touch the hot cigarette lighter by the knob only. Holdi

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Controls 95Reference At a glanceDriving tipsCommunications NavigationEntertainmentMobilitySecuring cargoAfter loading, secure the ski bag and its con-

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