2000 BMW 540I SEDAN ECO mode

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BMW 540I SEDAN 2000  Owners Manual  
Congratulations, and thank you for choosing a BMW.
Thorough familiarity with your vehicle will provide you with enhanced control and 
security when you drive it. We therefore have this request:
Plea

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Opening and closing Ð from the outside Unlocking and convenience 
opening modeTo release: Press button 1.
Press the button once to unlock the 
drivers door only; press a second time 
to unlock a

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RepairsIndexOverview Controls Car care Technology Data
Opening and closing Ð from the outsideTo open the luggage 
compartment lid/tailgatePress button 3.
The luggage compartment lid/tailgate 
ope

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RepairsIndexOverview Controls Car care Technology Data
Electric power windowsOpen and close windowsIn ignition key position 1 or 2:
>Depress the rocker switch until you 
feel resistance:
The windo

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Starting the engineBefore starting>Engage the parking brake
>Be sure that the transmission selector 
is in "Neutral" (or "Park" if the vehicle 
is equipped with an automatic trans-
mission)
>Step

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Automatic transmission
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Before leaving the vehicle when 
the engine is running, shift the se-
lector lever to the "Park" or "Neutral" 
position and apply the parking brake. 
The vehicle could mov

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Automatic transmission with Steptronic
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Upshifts or downshifts will be carried 
out by the ATC only at appropriate en-
gine speeds and road speeds. For in-
stance, if engine speed is too high, a

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RepairsIndexOverview Controls Car care Technology Data
Tachometer Energy control Fuel gaugeNever allow the engine to operate with 
the needle in the red overspeed zone of 
the gauge.
To protect th
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