Bmw 530XD User Manual

The UltimateDriving MachineOwner's Handbookfor VehicleContentsA to ZOnline Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 725 © 09/05 BMW AG

9Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference7 Buttons on the steering wheel8 Instrument cluster 1011 Ignition lock 5612 Ho

99Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceAutomatic air conditioning1 Air distribution, adjusting manually2 AUTO progra

Climate100Switching cooling function on and offAir is cooled and dried when the cooling function is switched on, then reheated to suit the tempera-tur

101Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceDraught-free ventilationTurn outlets so that the airflow passes the occupant

Climate102Automatic air conditioning with extended range of features*1 Temperature, left-hand side of interior compartment2 Maximum cooling effect3 De

103Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference3. Select "Automatic programmes " and press the controller.4. Sele

Climate1046. Turn the controller to adapt the air distribu-tion.Driver's side:1 Air to windscreen and side windows2 Air to the upper body area3 A

105Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSwitching off automatic air conditioningThe air volume, the heating and the

Climate106Since their current consumption is high, you should not run them twice in succession unless there has in the meantime been an opportunity to

107Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference3. Select "Independent mode " and press the controller.4. Select &

Climate108 The symbol on the automatic air conditioning display flashes.If you switch on the independent ventila-tion system or auxiliary heater with

Driving area10Instrument cluster1 Flashing turn indicators2 Speedometer3 Indicator and warning lamps 114 Display for Active Cruise Control*685 Revolut

109Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferencePractical interior equipmentIntegrated universal remote control*PrincipleThe

Practical interior equipment1105. To program additional original hand-held transmitters, repeat steps 3 and 4.The corresponding memory button 1 is now

111Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceGlove boxOpeningPull the handle. The light in the glove box comes on.Closing

Practical interior equipment112Access to lower sectionPress the button on the front and fold the upper section or telephone cradle up.Ventilating the

113Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceEmptyingPress the ashtray at the front: it pops up and can be removed.On car

Practical interior equipment114Touring: In the load areaTo gain access to the power socket:Open the cap.Rear centre console*Depending on the equipment

115Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceWhen folding back to the seating posi-tion, make sure that the catch engages

Practical interior equipment1161. Pull the handle forwards and lift out the ski bag.2. Close the lid in the luggage compartment.For more information o

117Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceIf you no longer require the partition net, take hold of the rail at both en

Practical interior equipment118HookThere are two hooks for securing smaller objects.Press at the base and fold out until engaged.Floor compartmentsFro

11Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceIndicator and warning lampsPrincipleIndicator and warning lamps may light up

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Driving hintsHere is a variety of information that you mayrequire in particular driving situations oroperating modes.Driving hintsOnline Edition for P

Driving precautions122Driving precautionsRunning-inMoving parts need a certain time to achieve maximum operating efficiency as a unit. Please comply w

123Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceDiesel particle filter*The diesel particle filter collects soot particles an

Driving precautions124assistance will no longer hold the car after about 2 seconds and it will start to roll back.<Safe brakingYour BMW is equipped

125Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference1. Switch off the light and remove the remote control from the ignition lock

Driving precautions126Securing the load> Small and relatively light items can be retained with the tensioning straps, a load-area net* or other sui

127Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTowing a trailerInformation about permissible trailer loads appears on page

Driving precautions128Electrical consumersWhen towing a caravan, try to avoid operating electrical equipment for too long at a time, in order to limit

Driving area12Around the centre console: controls and displaysOnline Edition for Part-No. 01 41 0 159 725 © 09/05 BMW AG

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NavigationThis chapter describes how you can enterdestinations and choose your route, so thatyour navigation system guides you reliably toyour destina

Starting navigation system132Starting navigation systemYour navigation system can determine the pre-cise position of your car by means of satellites a

133Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference2. Press the controller.Further menu items are displayed.3. Select the desir

Destination input134Destination inputYou can choose from the following options for entering a destination:> Entering a destination manually, see be

135Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceThe system in addition supports you with the following special features:>

Destination input136Entering destination via postcode1. Select "City" or "City / Postcode" and press the controller.2. Entering po

137Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference2. Turn the controller to the right until a request appears to enter a stree

Destination input138Entering a destination via voice commands*In conjunction with the Professional navigation system, you can enter a desired destinat

13Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference1 Microphone for hands-free operation of the telephone*and for the voice inpu

139Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSelecting a destination from a mapProfessional navigation system:If you know

Destination input1407. Press the controller.The map for destination input can also be called up in the map view:Select the symbol and press the cont

141Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSelect "Navigation" and press the controller.The destination last

Destination input142Business and Professional navigation systems1. Entering a destination manually, see page 134.2. Select "Add to address book&q

143Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceprinciple, see Entering a destination manu-ally, page 134.4. Select "Sa

Destination input1443. Select "Delete" and press the controller.Deleting all destinations from address book1. Call up the start menu.2. Pres

145Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTo use your home address as the destination:1. Select "Home address&quo

Destination input146Wordmatch principleThe wordmatch principle makes the input of place names and streets easier. It compares your destination inputs

147Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceRoute guidanceStarting route guidanceiDrive concept, see page 14.1. If neces

Route guidance148appear at the start of the next journey:"Continue guidance?".Route guidance starts automatically after a short while.To sta

iDrive14iDriveiDrive integrates the functions of a large number of switches. These functions can now be controlled from one central point. The basic m

149Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceDisplaying map viewProfessional navigation system:You can have the car'

Route guidance150Professional navigation system:Direction arrows and congestion warnings are also displayed.To exit the menu:Select the arrow and pr

151Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceAdjusting the volume of the spoken instructionsThe volume can be adjusted on

Route guidance1523. Turn the controller to enter the desired value, then press the controller.4. Business navigation system: Select "Calculate&qu

153Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference"AUTO": automatic selection of the TMC station with the strongest

Route guidance154Representation of traffic information in the map viewProfessional navigation system:The traffic information symbols are shown in the

155Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceBusiness navigation system:Select "Dynamic route planning" and pre

What to do if ...156What to do if ...What to do if ...> a navigation DVD has been inserted but a request to insert the DVD is displayed on the cont

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15Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceMenu summaryCommunication> Telephone*, see separate Operating Instructions

EntertainmentThis chapter tells you how to operate the radio,CD and TV and adjust the tone settings forthese systems.EntertainmentOnline Edition for P

On/off and settings160On/off and settingsThe following audio and video sources share the same controls and adjustment options:> Professional radio*

161Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferencesignal, store stations, tone control, sample stations.From another menu, you

On/off and settings162Treble and bass1. Select "Treble / Bass" and press the con-troller.2. Move the controller to the left or right to sele

163Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference2. Select "Concert hall" or "Theatre".3. Press the contr

Radio164RadioYour radio is designed for receiving the FM and AM wavebands:> FM: stations on the VHF waveband> AM: stations on the LW*, MW and SW

165Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceChanging selection criteria1. Move the highlighted marker to the second fiel

Radio1663. Select "Autostore" and press the controller."Set" is selected.4. Press the controller.Further menu items are displayed.

167Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceChanging memory location1. Select "Memorised stations" and press t

Radio168Traffic reports*You can receive traffic information announce-ments while you are listening to a CD or watch-ing a TV program. In this case, th

iDrive16Comfort menu item selectionThe comfort selection feature enables you to:> Call up a menu item in the start menu in the last configuration u

169Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceCD player and CD changerListening to CDsSpecification with two disc drives:T

CD player and CD changer170CD changer: starting a CD1. Load and insert the CD magazine, see page 173.2. Press the button.The start menu is called up

171Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTo change the directory:Select a directory and press the controller.To exit

CD player and CD changer172Compressed audio files*1. Select current track and press the control-ler.2. Select the desired menu item:> To sample all

173Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceRandom playThe tracks on the current CD are played once each in random order

CD player and CD changer174Inserting the CD magazineInsert the CD magazine in fully in the direction of the arrow.The CD changer automatically reads i

175Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTVCalling upPress the knob if sound output is switched off.iDrive concept, s

TV176You can also change the channel by turning the controller while the programme is on.You can also change the channel using the but-tons on the ste

177Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference3. Select "Entertainment settings" and press the controller.4. Sel

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17Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceOperating principle at a glanceThis illustration shows how the car can be ope

MobilityTo assist you in preserving your car's mobility,this section contains important information onoperating fluids, wheels and tyres, mainten

Refuelling180RefuellingFuel filler flapBriefly press the rear edge to open and close.Manual releaseIn the event of an electrical fault, you can releas

181Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTank capFasteningFit the tank cap and turn clockwise until it is clearly hea

Wheels and tyres182Wheels and tyresTyre pressuresInformation for your safetyThe condition of the tyres and maintenance of the correct tyre pressures n

183Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceIn such cases, reduce speed immediately and have the wheels and tyres checke

Wheels and tyres184Recommended makes of tyreCertain makes of tyre are recommended by BMW for each tyre size. They are marked with a clearly visible BM

185Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceIn the engine compartmentDo not work on the car unless you pos-sess the nece

In the engine compartment186Important parts of the engine compartment1 Filler neck for engine oil, see Adding engine oil2 Reservoir for brake fluid, u

187Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceThe quantity of oil between the mid-points of the two dipstick marks is appr

In the engine compartment188level is reached, a message also appears on the control display.Top up the oil level within the next 200 km, approx. 120 m

iDrive18Status information1 Display for:> Entertainment:Radio, CD, TV*> Telephone*:Name of network operator, no network, or name of mobile phone

189Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceBrake systemMalfunctionBrake fluidIf the warning lamp lights up red even tho

Maintenance190MaintenanceBMW Maintenance SystemThe BMW Maintenance System contributes towards upholding the roadworthiness and operating reliability o

191Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSocket for on-board diagnosis OBDComponents which have a decisive effect on

Replacing parts192Replacing partsToolkitSaloonYou will find the toolkit in the luggage compart-ment lid.Unscrew the wing bolt to open.TouringYou will

193Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferencePlease see the booklet Looking after your car for notes on care of the headl

Replacing parts194formed inexpertly, because of the high electri-cal voltages present.<Side and parking lightsIn the event of a fault, please conta

195Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference4 Reversing light5 Reflector6 Parking, stop and brake lightsCentre brake lig

Replacing parts196Changing a wheelSafety precautions in the event of a punc-ture or when changing a wheel: park the car as far as possible from moving

197Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference4. Fold the floor panel flap forwards to release it, then take it out.5. Ope

Replacing parts1983. Fit the new wheel or the compact wheel and insert at least two diagonally opposed wheel studs.If the car is not fitted with alloy

523i525i530i540i550i525xi530xi530xd520d525d530d535dOwner's HandbookCongratulations on your choice of a BMW.The better you are acquainted with you

19Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSelecting display1. Move the controller to the right to switch to the assista

199Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceDisposalAfter changing batteries, have any old batteries disposed of by BMW

Mutual aid200Mutual aidEmergency call*In order to make an emergency call:> Business mobile phone preparation pack-age.> Radio readiness is switc

201Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTouringRelease two quick-release fasteners and fold down the trim.First aid

Mutual aid202Preparations1. Check whether the battery of the other vehicle has a voltage of 12 Volt and approx. the same capacity in Amp/h. This shoul

203Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTouring: It is stored in the toolkit behind the left-hand side trim in the l

Mutual aid204Only attach the towbar to the towing eyes. Attaching the towbar to other parts of the car can result in damage.<With towropeEnsure tha

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ReferenceThis chapter contains the technical data, theshort commands for the voice input system andthe index, which will help you find specific itemso

Technical data208Technical dataEngine data523i 525i/xi 530i/xiDisplacement cc 2497 2497 2996Number of cylinders 666Maximum power output kW/hp 130/17

Voice input system20Voice input systemPrincipleThe voice input system enables you to operate various items of equipment on your car without having to

209Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceFuel consumption, carbon dioxide/Θ emissions523i/Touring 523i/Touring 525i/T

Technical data210525xi/Touring 525xi/Touring 530xi/Touring 530xi/TouringManual Automatic Manual, SMG AutomaticUrban Litres/100 km (mpg)13.7/13.7(20.6/

211Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceFuel consumption is determined according to a standard test method, EU Direc

Technical data212DimensionsAll dimensions in mm. Car height with xDrive: 1482 mm, approx. 4 ft 10 inSmallest turning circle ∆: 11.4 m, approx. 37 ft 6

213Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceAll dimensions in mm. Smallest turning circle ∆: 11.4 m, approx. 37 ft 6 in,

Technical data214WeightsSaloon 523i 525i 530i 540i 550iKerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg (165 lb) load, tank 90Ξ full, without optional extras

215Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSaloon 520d 525d 530d 535dKerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg (165 lb)

Technical data216Touring 525xi 530xi 530xdKerb weight, ready for road, with 75 kg (165 lb) load, tank 90Ξ full, without optional extras > Manual

217Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTowing a trailerSaloon 523i 525i 530i 540i 550iPermitted gross weight> M

Technical data218Saloon 520d 525d 530d 535dPermitted gross weight > Manual transmission, SMG kg(lb)2110(4650)2145(4730)2210(4650)-> Automatic

21Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference This symbol appears on the control display if further commands can be given.

219Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTouring 525xi 530xi 530xdPermitted gross weight> Manual transmission, S

Technical data220Performance 523i/Touring 525i/Touring 530i/TouringTop speed> Manual transmission, SMG km/h (mph)235/227(146/141)245/240(152/149)

221Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference 525xi/Touring 530xi/Touring 530xd/TouringTop speed > Manual transmission

Technical data222Filling capacitiesLitres (Imp. units) NoteFuel tank approx. 70 (15.4 gal) Fuel grade: page 181including a reserve of approx. 8 (1.8 g

223Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceShort commands for the voice input systemShort commands enable you to perfor

Short commands for the voice input system224NavigationDisplaying "Calls accepted" {Calls accepted}Displaying "Calls not accepted"

225Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceOn-board informationEntertainmentFunction CommandCalling up "On-board I

Short commands for the voice input system226Climate menuSelecting a music track 170 {CD track ...}Selecting CD and music tracks 170 {CD 1...6 track...

227Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceCalling up "Date" 80 {Date}Calling up "RPA" 87 {RPA}Call

From A-Z228From A-ZIndex "..." Identifies texts on the control display for selecting functions and refers you to the page where these texts

Voice input system225. Press the button on the steering wheel or in the centre console.NotesMore information about voice control of the telephone ap

229Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceArmrest, see Centre armrest– front 111– rear 114Around the centre console 12

From A-Z230Brakes– Anti-lock Brake System ABS 83– brake fluid 189– brake fluid level 189– brake pads 122, 189– Cornering Brake Control CBC 83– disc br

231Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceChrome parts, care, see booklet Looking after your carCigarette lighter 113C

From A-Z232"Delete data" in navigation 144Demisting windows 100, 103Destination address– deleting 143– entering 134, 138Destination country

233Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceEmergency operation, see Manual operation– door lock 30– driver's door

From A-Z234Frost protection– coolant 188– washer fluid 64Fuel 181– additives 181– consumption values, see Fuel consumption 209– fuel gauge 72– grade 1

235Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceHolder for telephone or mobile phone 111"Home address" in navigati

From A-Z236Intermittent wiper operation 63"Interm. time" 79Internet site 4ISOFIX child seat mountings 54JJack 196– mounting points 197Jackin

237Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceLuggage compartment lid 31– deadlocking separately 32– emergency operation,

From A-Z238Navigation system 132– address book 141– adjusting volume 151– avoiding sections of route 151– calling up 134– destination input 134– desti

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239Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferencePetrol, see Fuel grade 181Petrol consumption, see Fuel consumption 209"

From A-Z240Remote control for independent ventilation system/auxiliary heater 107– battery, changing 108– new remote control 108Renewing tyres 183&quo

241Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference"Save current destination" 144"Save" for radio 166Saving

From A-Z242Socket for On-Board Diagnosis 191Sockets, see Connecting electrical appliances 113Song search on CD, see Sampling tracks 171Soot particle f

243Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTelevision, see TV 175Temperature– adjustment for the automatic air conditio

From A-Z244Turning circle, see Dimensions 212Turning up and down automatically, see High-beam headlights assistant 95"TV" 160, 175TV 175– ca

245Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceWheel chock 196Wheels and tyres 182Wheelslip control, see Dynamic Stability

RefuellingSo that you always have access to the data you need when refuelling, you are recommended to enter the relevant figures for your car in the t

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ControlsThis chapter enables you to operate your carwith greater ease. All equipment items that areof relevance for driving and make your journeysafer

Opening and closing26Opening and closingKey/Remote control1 Remote control with integrated key2 Spare key3 Adapter for spare key, in glove boxRemote c

27Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceRemove the adapter from the holder in the glove box and insert the spare key

Opening and closing28Operating from outside> via the remote control> via the door lock> with comfort access* via the door handlesThe alarm sy

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29Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceLockingPress the button.Do not lock the car from the outside when there is

Opening and closing30MalfunctionsThe remote control may malfunction as a result of interference from localised radio signals. If this occurs, unlock a

31Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference5. Select "Central locking" and press the con-troller.6. Select &qu

Opening and closing32All keys, see page 26, fit the lock on the luggage compartment lid.Locking separatelyTurn a key in the luggage compartment lid be

33Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceOpening from outsidePress the button on the tailgate or press the button on

Opening and closing34Opening tailgateThe tailgate opens automatically if you:> Press the button on the outside of the tail-gate when the car is unl

35Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceArming and disarmingWhenever the car is locked or unlocked, either with the r

Opening and closing36Comfort access supports the following func-tions:> Unlocking/locking the car> Starting the engine> Comfort closingOperat

37Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceBefore driving a car with automatic transmission into a car wash1. Insert the

Opening and closing38not taken, the risk remains that thin objects, for instance, could fail to interrupt the closing movement. To restrict the trap p

Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceContentsThe quickest access to a particular topic or item is by consulting the d

39Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceAutomatic opening and closingPress the switch beyond the pressure point.Furth

Opening and closing40Raising, opening, closingPress the switch or push it in the required direc-tion as far as the pressure point.The sliding trim is

41Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference2. Take the Allen key from the holder next to the toolkit and insert it into

Adjusting42AdjustingSafe seated positionA seated position that suitably reflects your requirements is a vital condition of relaxed driv-ing with a min

43Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSeatsNote before adjustingDo not reposition the driver's seat while the

Adjusting444 Backrest*Additional, depending on seat:1 Backrest width*2 Shoulder support*3 Thigh support*4 Lumbar support*, see further belowShoulder s

45Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSeat, mirror and steering wheel position memory*You can memorise and call up

Adjusting467. Select "After unlocking" or "After door opens".8. Press the controller.To switch off the calling-up procedure: Selec

47Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceAdjusting side sections on Comfort seatFold the side sections forward to prov

Adjusting48Opening1. Hold onto the belt.2. Press the red button on the belt buckle.3. Guide the belt back up to the reel.The upper belt anchorage is s

Notes4NotesAbout this Owner's HandbookWe have tried to make all the information in this Owner's Handbook easy to find. The quickest access t

49Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTo switch off: press and hold down the button.The highest stage with three LE

Adjusting50Passenger-side mirror tilt-down – Automatic parking function*Activating1. Push the switch to the position for the driver-side mirror, arrow

51Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceEasy entry/exit*To facilitate entry and exit, the steering wheel temporarily

Adjusting52The chosen function can be operated with the appropriate key.The setting is saved for the remote control cur-rently in use.Operating a func

53Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceChild safetyImportant considerationsDo not leave children unattended in the c

Child safety54Functional state of front passenger airbagThe layout of the switches and indicator lamps may vary depending on the car's equipment.

55Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSaloon: rear seats with through loading system*The brackets for the ISOFIX ch

Driving56DrivingIgnition lockInsert the remote control fully into the ignition lock.> Radio readiness switches on. Individual electrical consumers

57Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceStarting the engineNever run the engine in enclosed spaces, as inhaling the h

Driving58Stopping engineDo not remove the remote control from the ignition lock whilst the car is moving in order to avoid the steering lock engaging

5Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceYour carWhen you ordered your BMW, you chose vari-ous items of equipment.This

59Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceReverseEngage this gear only when the car is standing still. When the gearshi

Driving60It is also possible to move off in second gear, e.g. on slippery roads.In the following situations, SMG will take control on your behalf:>

61Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceDeactivating the system> Press the SPORT button again or> Engage revers

Driving62Kick-downKick-down enables you to achieve maximum performance: press the accelerator pedal down beyond the regular full-throttle position; in

63Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceIndicating a turn brieflyPress and hold the lever as far as the pressure poin

Driving64Cleaning windscreen and headlights*Fluid from the washer fluid reservoir is sprayed on to the windscreen and the wipers are oper-ated briefly

65Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferencematerial. Otherwise you could lose control of the car and cause an accident a

Driving66Active Cruise Control*PrincipleActive Cruise Control enables you to select a speed which the car will then maintain automat-ically, assuming

67Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceOne lever for all functions1 Memorising and increasing the desired speed2 Mem

Driving68The selected distance is displayed in the instru-ment cluster.Adapt the distance chosen from the vehi-cle in front to the traffic and weather

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69Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceIf --- km/h or --- mph appears briefly on the instrument cluster, the system

Driving70cle until it has moved entirely into the same lane as your car.If a vehicle ahead suddenly swerves into your lane, the system may not always

71Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceEverything under controlOdometer, outside temperature display, clock1 Time, o

Everything under control72Energy controlShows the momentary fuel consumption. This enables you to check how economical and envi-ronmentally friendly y

73Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceAverage fuel consumptionThe average fuel consumption is calculated for the pe

Everything under control74Journey computer*The journey computer is suitable e.g. for a holi-day trip.1. Call up the start menu.2. Call up "Naviga

75Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceFurther informationYou can have further information on the scope of maintenan

Everything under control769. Press the controller to adopt the setting. The year is selected.10. Turn the controller to make the adjustment.11. Press

77Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTo hide these Check Control messages: Press the CHECK button on the flashing

Everything under control78The symbols also show the service require-ments status, see page 74.Messages displayed at end of a journeyMalfunctions which

OverviewThis summary of buttons, switches anddisplays serves as an initial guide.In addition, it gives you an insight into theprinciples behind the va

79Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReference> Select "Stop" and press the controller. Timekeeping is stopped

Everything under control803. Turn the controller until "Set time" is selected and press the controller.Adjusting settings1. Turn the control

81Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceUnits of measurementYou can alter the units of measurement for fuel consumpti

Technical features for driving comfort and safety82Technical features for driving comfort and safetyPark Distance Control PDC*PrinciplePDC assists you

83Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceMalfunctionThe LED in the button flashes and a message appears on the control

Technical features for driving comfort and safety84Dynamic Brake Control DBCIf the brake is pressed down rapidly, this system automatically boosts the

85Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceActivating DTCPress the button; the DTC indicator lamp in the instrument clus

Technical features for driving comfort and safety86Using HDCManual transmission:Use HDC in low gears and when reversing.Automatic transmission:HDC can

87Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceRun Flat Indicator RPAPrincipleThe Run Flat Indicator monitors the pressures

Technical features for driving comfort and safety88Indication of a flat tyreThe warning lamp shows red. A mes-sage appears on the control display. An

Driving area8Driving areaAround the steering wheel: controls and displays1 Saloon: roller sun blind* for rear window 1102 Safety switch for rear windo

89Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceTwo-stage brake lights*Picture on the left: normal braking.Picture on the rig

Technical features for driving comfort and safety90AirbagsThere are the following airbags beneath the covers indicated:1 Front airbags2 Head-level air

91Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceHead-Up Display*PrincipleThe Head-Up Display projects important infor-mation

Technical features for driving comfort and safety924. Select "Brightness" and press the control-ler.5. Move the controller to the left if ne

93Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceLightsSide lights/Low-beam headlights1 Automatic driving lights control*, Ada

Lights945. Select "Daytime running light" and press the controller. Daytime driving lights are switched on.Automatic driving lights control*

95Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceSaloonThe second value in each case applies when towing a trailer.0 / 1 = 1 t

Lights96The indicator lamp on the instrument cluster comes on when the high-beam headlights assistant is active. The lights are turned up and down aut

97Entertainment OverviewControlsDriving hintsNavigationMobilityReferenceRear fog lights*The low-beam headlights or front fog lights must be switched

Climate98ClimateEquipment versionsThere are two versions of automatic air condi-tioning, depending on the equipment fitted to your car.1 Automatic air