2000 BMW 323Ci CONVERTIBLE lock

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Winter operationBrakesWinter road conditions substantially 
reduce the amount of traction available 
between the tires and the road surface. 
Ke

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Hardtop*It is not necessary to remove the fabric 
top even in the winter, when the hard-
top is generally in constant use. But you 
can take it

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Hardtop
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4 Open both front locking levers. To do 
this press the buttons. The levers will 
loosen somewhat. Flip the levers 
open until they hit the stop46cde0089
5 Fold the cover panels that ar

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To unlock Pull the lever located under the left-
hand side of the dashboard. 
Do not work on your vehicle with-
out appropriate skills. Always

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Coolant Brake fluidAdding coolant Wait until the engine cools before re-
moving the cap from the expansion 
tank. The coolant gauge needle in the 
instrument cluster must be located in 
the blue

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Cleaning and caring for your convertible topDo not use spot removers, paint thin-
ners, solvents, gasoline or similar sub-
stances for removing

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Changing a wheel 
Safety measures in the event of a 
flat tire or wheel change:
Stop the vehicle as far as possible from 
passing traffic. Park

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Changing a wheel Battery Driving with the space-saver 
spare tireDrive cautiously. Do not exceed a speed 
of 45 mph (80 km/h).
You can anticipate changes in vehicle 
handling such as delayed brak