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IndexDataTechnologyRepairsCar careControlsOverview
Car Memory, Key Memory How the system functionsYou have probably frequently wished 
that you could configure individual 
functions of your vehicl

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Computer ClockIf you wish to have a permanent time 
display, you can make this adjustment 
in the radio display (refer to the Radio 
Owners Manual).
You can adjust the clock and the time 
display

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IndexDataTechnologyRepairsCar careControlsOverview
Winter operationThe onset of winter is often accompa-
nied by rapid changes in weather. 
Adaptations in driving style should be 
accompanied by

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Winter tiresChoosing the right tireBMW recommends winter tires (M+S 
radial tires) for driving in adverse winter 
road conditions. So-called all-season 
tires with the M+S identification mark 
do

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Coolant Brake fluidAdding coolant Wait until the engine cools before 
removing the cap from the expansion 
tank. The needle of the coolant temper-
ature gauge in the instrument cluster 
must be l

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The BMW Maintenance System has 
been designed as a reliable means of 
providing maximum driving and operat-
ing safety Ð and as cost-effectively as 
possible for you. 
Please keep in mind that r

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Vehicle storage
If you plan on parking the vehicle 
for more than three months, have 
the maintenance operations described 
on this page performed.<
Preparations for storageHave your BMW center p

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Changing a wheel Battery Driving with the space-saver 
spare tireDrive cautiously and do not exceed a 
speed of 50 mph (80 km/h).
Be aware that vehicle handling will be 
altered. Slower brake res
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