2004 BMW X5 4.4I mileage

BMW Maintenance Programs -
2004 X5 3.0i, 4.4i
Maintenance Programs are a benefit designed
to help reduce the cost of scheduled and
unscheduled maintenance.
Every 2004 X5 purchased from an authorized
BMW SAV center in the United States or
Puerto Rico is covered by Full Maintenance for
48 months or 50,000 miles, whichever occurs
first. Coverage begins on the date of first retail
sale or the date the vehicle is first placed in
service as a demonstrator or company vehicle,
whichever is earlier.
Any authorized BMW SAV center in the United
States or Puerto Rico will perform the sched-
uled or additional maintenance services on
your vehicle at no expense to you. The
maintenance schedule intervals are based on
normal driving conditions and operation.
Should you request more frequent mainte-
nance service, the cost of these services
will not be covered by the Maintenance
Program.
Coverage
Full Maintenance covers all factory-recom-
mended maintenance, as determined by the
Service Interval Indicator. Additional items that
need replacement due to normal wear and
tear, and that are not covered by the original
New SAV Limited Warranty - such as brake
pads, brake rotors and wiper blade inserts -
are included, provided wear and tear exceeds
BMW specifications. Any adjustments required
due to normal operating conditions are also
included. See pages 5-8 of this statement for
additional information.
Maintenance Intervals
Time intervals should be followed using the
maintenance interval as indicated by the BMW
Service Indicator lights on the check control
panel in the dashboard.This BMW X5 Service and Warranty Informa-
tion book should be presented to your
authorized BMW SAV center when mainte-
nance is required. Your authorized BMW SAV
center will stamp this book documenting the
services or maintenance performed.
Exclusions from coverage
– Items reimbursable under your New BMW
SAV Limited Warranty.
– Gasoline and gasoline additive.
– Windshield washer additive (except when
in conjunction with scheduled mainte-
nance).
– Tires, wheel alignment, tire balance and
rotation.
– Wear and tear of soft trim items, such as:
seats, carpets, moldings, headliner, door
panels and all chrome trim.
– Damage detected when performing the rust
perforation inspection.
– Damage which results from negligence,
improper operation of the vehicle, wear and
tear or deterioration due to driving habits or
conditions, improper repair, environmental
influences, flood, accident or fire damage,
road salt corrosion, alteration, installation of
non-BMW accessories, or use of improper,
poor quality or contaminated fuel.
– Altered or unreadable Vehicle Identification
Number (VIN) or odometer irregularities or
vehicles where the true mileage cannot be
determined.
– Maintenance or repair after the vehicle is
deemed a total loss.
– Maintenance or repairs performed by other
than an authorized BMW SAV center within
the United States or Puerto Rico.
– Vehicles used in competitive events.
– Oil changes performed outside the
recommended maintenance intervals as
indicated by the Service Interval Indicator.
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Maintenance System
The BMW Maintenance System has been
devised with the following objectives: to maximize
vehicle safety, reliability, and resale value by
minimizing breakdowns resulting from wear, and
minimizing cost and inconvenience by computing
maintenance intervals based upon the specific
manner in which each individual vehicle is driven.
Maintenance intervals on motor vehicles
have conventionally been specified based
upon accumulated mileage. However, the
type of driving conditions has a major
influence on routine maintenance require-
ments; distance traveled is only one of the
significant factors. A vehicle driven for
50,000 miles of short trips in the city with
numerous cold starts, prolonged periods of
idling, stop-and-go driving, and high engine
speeds during acceleration requires more
frequent maintenance intervals than a
vehicle driven for 50,000 miles for long
distances at low engine speeds primarily at
operating temperature.
The advanced technologies at BMW have led to
the development of the unique BMW Service
Interval Indicator System which computes the
actual optimum maintenance requirements based
not only upon the accumulated mileage, but
taking into account important factors such as
engine coolant temperatures, high or low engine
speeds, short or long trip driving, and number of
vehicle starts. The maintenance interval may
therefore be maximized with considerable
savings to owners of vehicles subjected to light
duty.
(Typical Display) 32 88 02 30The Service Indicator consists of five green,
one yellow and one red Iight-emitting-diodes
(LEDs) and the inscriptions “OIL SERVICE”
and “INSPECTION”.
Whenever the ignition is switched on, up to
five green LEDs will light up, depending on
the amount of use the vehicle has had since
the last maintenance service and your driving
style. As the number of illuminated green LEDs
decreases, this is an indication that the next
service is almost due and helps you to make
the necessary arrangements on a timely basis.
The green LEDs disappear when the engine
is started.
Notification that maintenance is required is
indicated with the illumination of the yellow
LED and accompanying inscription. These will
remain illuminated with the ignition on.
If the maintenance interval has been exceeded,
the red LED will light up in addition to the
yellow one to remind you of the urgent need for
servicing. In the interests of road safety and
reliability, you should avoid driving your BMW
when the red LED signal is showing, and have
the essential maintenance work performed without
delay.
After each maintenance is performed the
service indicator is reset in order to compute
the next service interval.
The green LEDs which then light up with the
ignition show you the interval before the next
maintenance is due.
If the service indicator displays an illogical
reading, for instance the green and red LEDs
at the same time, or if there is no display,
consult an authorized BMW SAV center.
If the speedometer, tachometer or coolant
temperature gauge should develop a fault, the
service indicator will probably cease to
operate correctly as well, since it depends on
correct speed, distance and temperature
readings. The fault must be located and
rectified by an authorized BMW SAV center.
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3 A detailed list of all maintenance operations
included in each of the elements of the BMW
Maintenance System is found on pages 4-8.
These elements are as follows:
Quality Certification I will be performed by your
authorized BMW SAV center and certified on
the following page.
The performance of certain subsequent
maintenance elements, as required by the
BMW New SAV Limited Warranty, will be
specified at intervals computed by the BMW
Service Interval Indicator as follows:
– Oil Service: Engine oil should be changed
with the engine at operating temperature.
Note: Change oil at least once a year.
All 2004 BMW X5s are factory-filled with
BMW High Performance Synthetic oils. At the
time of the printing of this booklet, the
following oils are strongly recommended
and approved by BMW:
 BMW High Performance 5W-30 Synthetic
Oil (BMW part number 07 51 0 017 866)
 Mobil 1 5W-30
 Mobil 1 5W-40
BMW is evaluating various synthetic oils
for inclusion in our list of recommended
motor oils. For the most current list of
synthetic oils, please contact your
authorized BMW SAV center, or call
BMW of North America at 1-800-831-
1117. You can also obtain this information
from our website, www.bmwusa.com.
It is recommended to check engine oil level
whenever fuel is added to the vehicle.
If you need to add oil between oil changes
and are unable to obtain BMW High
Performance Synthetic Oil, Mobil 1 or
another special oil on the list, use a synthetic
oil with an API rating of SJ or higher.
– Inspection I: Major vehicle maintenance
as specified in the following pages under
Inspection I.
– Inspection II: Additional major vehicle
maintenance as specified in the following
pages under Inspection II.The following maintenance elements must
be performed at the mileage/time stated
(time intervals begin from the vehicle’s
production date):
– Brake Fluid Service: Change brake fluid
every two years.
– Oxygen Sensor Service: The oxygen sensor
deteriorates strictly on a mileage basis and
must therefore be replaced every 100,000
miles to maximize vehicle fuel economy
and minimize exhaust pollution. The
replacement of the oxygen sensor is
required under the terms of the applicable
BMW emission system warranties.
– Spark Plug Service: The X5 is equipped
with platinum-tipped spark plugs. These
allow a longer service life than conven-
tional plugs. Replace spark plugs every
100,000 miles.
– Automatic Transmission Service: Change
ATF every 100,000 miles.
The engine coolant has a lifetime rating and
does not need to be changed.
Please see your authorized BMW SAV center
for the most current information.
For your convenience, you may also wish to
have your authorized BMW SAV center
perform any necessary operations to fulfill any
state inspection requirements in your area
concurrent with the maintenance elements
specified above during other repairs.
Make sure that confirmation of maintenance
work is always entered in this SAV Service and
Warranty Information Statement. You may need
this for any warranty claims that become
necessary, and later on as evidence that your
SAV has been given the correct and regular
maintenance that justifies its resale or trade-in
value.
BMW has applied the most modern techno-
logical advances not only to the design and
production of your SAV, but also to computing
of the optimum maintenance interval for your
type of operations and driving style. Your
authorized BMW SAV center has made a

Unscheduled Maintenance
Only use fuels advertised to have adequate
detergency and low alcohol content. Use of
fuels with insufficient detergent and/or excess
alcohol can cause driveability problems that
necessitate cleaning intake valves and fuel
injection valves, and, when applicable,
adjusting the engine idle. We suggest having
this work performed by your authorized BMW
SAV center, perhaps while regular mainte-
nance is performed. Your authorized BMW SAV
center can also recommend a gasoline
additive that will provide sufficient detergency.
While this recommended unscheduled
maintenance is not required in order to
maintain the emission warranty, cleaning of
intake valves or, when applicable, fuel
injection valves, or adjustment of engine idle,
necessitated by use of inappropriate fuel, is
not covered by warranty because no defect in
material or workmanship or component failure
is involved.
Special Note
Maintenance items and schedules stated
herein reflect the combined recommenda-
tions for all model 2004 BMW X5s, and are
subject to change. The most current mainte-
nance recommendations are available from
your authorized BMW SAV center.
Quality Certification I
For a detailed list of items inspected, refer to
the Quality Certification I form provided to
the Owner at time of delivery. A copy of the
form is on file at the authorized selling BMW
SAV center.
Quality Certification I
Performed by (selling BMW SAV center/Stamp with Code)
FREE OF CHARGE
Date Mileage
Authorized
Signature of Service Manager
4 substantial investment in unique BMW special
service tools to enable his BMW factory trained
service technicians to perform quality repairs
on your BMW in minimal time. He/she looks
forward to serving your every service need
and to help maximize your satisfaction with
your BMW, its longevity, and resale value.

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Speedometer
(Odometer Memory)
changed:
Mileage
DateSpeedometer
(Odometer Memory)
changed:
Mileage
Date
Record of
Record of Spark Plug Record of Oxygen Record of brake/ ATF change
Replacement Sensor replacement clutch fluid changes(Every 100,000
(Every 100,000 Mi.) (Every 100,000 Miles) (Every 2 years)miles)
Date MileageDate MileageDate Date

13 The maintenance schedule as shown
is required for the proper functioning
of the emission control systems for
optimum vehicle performance and fuel
economy.
Abbreviations:
I - Inspect
R - Replace part(s) and/or fluid listed
Basic Engine
Engine oil....................................................
Engine oil filter..........................................
Fuel System
Air filter.......................................................
Ignition System
Spark plugs...............................................
Emission Control Components
Oxygen sensor..........................................
Emission Control Maintenance Schedule: X5 3.0i, 4.4i
Oxygen Sensor Service: The oxygen sensor deteriorates strictly on a mileage basis and must
therefore be replaced to maximize vehicle fuel economy and minimize exhaust pollution.
The mileage interval varies according to individual driving conditions and is determined by the
service interval indicator.
Oil Service
Inspection I
Oil Service
Inspection II
RRR R
RRR R
R
Replace at intervals of
100,000 miles
Replace at intervals of
100,000 milesX5
Continue sequence of
Oil Services and
Inspections per Service
Interval Indicator.

21 Your satisfaction with our product and the
services provided by authorized BMW SAV
centers is of great importance to us. We take
pride in our product, as does the BMW SAV
center who services it. If you should ever have
a question regarding your BMW SAV center’s
service or your BMW's performance, we
recommend that you contact your authorized
BMW SAV center. Should you travel to an
unfamiliar area, the BMW center directory
provided at the time of delivery will help you
locate the nearest authorized BMW SAV
center. The centers listed are equipped to help
you with virtually all BMW related matters.
When contacting an authorized BMW SAV
center, we suggest that depending upon the
nature of your contact, you discuss it with
either the Sales, Service, or Parts Manager.
As all matters are resolved at the BMW SAV
center level, it is important that they be given
the opportunity to provide a solution. Should
you feel that you were not provided with the
proper response, we urge you to contact the
General Manager or BMW Center Operator.
Despite the best intentions of all parties, a
misunderstanding may occur between you
and your BMW SAV center. Should this occur
and you require further assistance, you may
wish to contact the BMW NA Customer
Relations Department at 1-800-831-1117 or
through our website at www.bmwusa.com.
When contacting us, we ask that you provide
the following information:
1. Your name, address and telephone number.
2. SAV Identification Number (last seven digits).
3. SAV’s delivery date.
4. SAV mileage.
5. Selling BMW SAV center’s name.6. Servicing BMW SAV center’s name.
7. Description of the problem.
A BMW NA Customer Relations Representa-
tive will carefully review all the facts involved
and let you know what further action will be
taken in conjunction with your BMW SAV
center. Please remember: the first step in
resolving a complaint is to contact the autho-
rized BMW SAV center that performed the work
on your vehicle. They have the necessary
equipment and the personnel to achieve this
goal.
We are confident that every effort will be made
to ensure your satisfaction.
Customer Assistance
Information

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Months
New SAV Warranty48
Rust Perforation Warranty72
Federal Emission Warranty
– All Emission Related Parts 2 4
– Specific Control Devices 9 6
California Emission
Control Warranty*
– All Emission Related Parts 3 6
– Specific Control Devices 8 4
4 years/50,000 Miles
6 years/Unlimited Miles
2 years/24,000
8 years/80,000 Miles
3 years/50,000 Miles

7 years/70,000 Miles
10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000
*The California Emissions Control System Limited Warranty applies to all
2004 U.S. specification BMW X5 SAVs sold, leased, and/or registered in
California, Maine, Massachusetts or Vermont.
Summary of BMW Limited Warranties
Mileage