2001 BMW 330i TOURING change wheel

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BMW 330i TOURING 2001 E46 Owners Manual 41n
IndexDataTechnologyRepairsCar careControlsOverview
Alarm system
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The conceptThe vehicle alarm system responds:
>When a door, the hood or the tailgate 
is opened.
>To movement inside the vehicle

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IndexDataTechnologyRepairsCar careControlsOverview
Automatic transmission with Steptronic
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You have the option of driving with a 
normal automatic transmission or 
switching to manual.
When you m

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Tire Pressure Control (RDC)
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Flat tireIf there is a tire failure with loss of pres-
sure, the indicator lamp comes on with 
a red lamp. In addition, an acoustic 
signal goes off.
If this occurs,

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Winter operationWinter is often accompanied by rapid 
changes in weather. Adaptions in 
driving style should be accompanied by 
preparations on

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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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Changing a wheel 
Take these precautionary mea-
sures if you have either a flat tire or 
are changing a wheel. 
Stop the vehicle as far as possi

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Changing a wheel>Spare tire
 or space-saver tire
Located next to the jack.
Loosen the wing nut (arrow) by hand, 
remove the storage tray and take out 
the wheel.
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Procedure1 Read and comp

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Changing a wheel Battery Driving with the space-saver tireDrive cautiously. Do not exceed a speed 
of 50 mph (80 km/h).
You can anticipate changes in vehicle 
handling such as delayed braking re-
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