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Notes
 
For your own safety
Maintenance and repair
 
Advanced technology, e.g. the 
use of modern materials and high-
performance electronics, requires spe-
cially adapted maintenance and repair

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BMW M3 COUPE 2006 E46 Owners Manual  
Contents
 
Notes
 
About this Owners Manual4
Additional sources of 
information4
Symbols used4
Your individual vehicle5
Status at time of printing5
For your own safety6
Service and warranty7
Report

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Indicator and warning lamps
 
Technology that monitors itself
 
Indicator and warning lamps that are 
identified by 
 
●
 
 are tested for proper 
functioning whenever the ignition key is 
tu

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Red and yellow: continue driving 
cautiously
 
The brake warning lamp lights 
up together with the yellow indi-
cator lamps for ABS
 
●
 
 and 
DSC:
The entire ABS, CBC and DSC 
control syste

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BMW M3 COUPE 2006 E46 Owners Manual 28Opening and closing
KeysThe key set1Each master key with remote control 
is powered by an extended-life bat-
tery that is charged automatically in 
the ignition lock as you drive. For this 
reason,

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Opening and closing – via the remote controlThe conceptThe remote control also provides two 
additional functions beyond the central 
locking feature:
>Switch on the interior lamps, refer to 
pag

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Convenience opening modePress the button briefly and then keep it 
pressed. The windows and the glass 
sunroof open.To lock and securePress button.
As a confirmation that the vehi-
cles locks have

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Floor matYou can turn the floor mat over to trans-
port soiled objects, etc. The rubber-
coated side can be washed and is 
designed to inhibit sliding.
The fittings at the corners of the lug-
gage
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