Vehicle Check
Maintenance work:
Check operation of horn, headlight flasher
and hazard warning flashers.
Check instrument and control lighting and
heater/air-conditioning blower.
Check lighting system: turn signals, back-up,
license plate, interior (incl. map, reading lights),
glovebox, flashlight, luggage area lights.
Safety belts: Check condition and function.
Check windshield wiper and washer jet
positions.
Body: Check for corrosion (except cavities).
Tires: Check tread depth, wear pattern, outer
condition, inflation pressure. If necessary, cor-
rect pressure.
Reset Tire Pressure Monitor.
Battery: Check state of charge (magic eye)
and charge if required.
Power steering reservoir: Check fluid level.
Visually inspect all SRS airbag units for torn
covers, obvious damage or attachment of
stickers.
Rear-view mirrors
Coolant: Check fluid level and concentration.
Windshield washer and intensive cleaning
system: Check protection level, fluid level, top
if necessary.
Check expiration date on the M Mobility Sys-
tem sealant bottle. Change sealant bottle if
needed at additional charge.
Brake system connections and lines: Check
for leaks, damage and correct positioning.
Underbody, incl. all visible parts (i.e. transmis-
sion, rear axle, fuel lines, exhaust system):
Check for damage, leaks and corrosion.
Steering components: Check for clearance,
leaks, damage and wear.
Final Inspection: Road test with check of
– Brakes, including burnishing of parking
brake pads
– Steering
– Shock absorbers (visual)
– Transmission
Brake fluid
Maintenance work:
Replace brake fluid.
Spark plugs (not displayed in the
CBS)
Maintenance work:
Replace spark plugs at intervals of
37,000 miles.
Emission Control Maintenance
Schedule
The maintenance schedule as shown is required
for the proper functioning of the emission con-
trol systems for optimum vehicle performance
and fuel economy.
Basic Engine
Engine oil As specified by CBS
Engine oil filter As specified by CBS
Fuel System
Air filter 1200 miles, then every
engine oil change
Ignition System
Spark plugs 37,000 miles
Emission Control
Components
Oxygen sensor 120,000 miles
Evidence of Maintenance Work
This BMW Service and Warranty Information
Booklet should be presented to your BMW cen-
ter when maintenance is required. Make sure
that confirmation of maintenance work is always
entered in this Service and Warranty Information
Booklet. You may need this for any warranty
claims that become necessary, and later on as
evidence that your car has been given the cor-
rect and regular maintenance that justifies its
resale or trade-in value.
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Getting Started
A temporary Roadside Assistance card can be
found inside your vehicle portfolio. It contains
the 24-hour toll-free number for Roadside
Assistance.
For your convenience a decal which shows the
same information as the Roadside Assistance
card, has been affixed to the tool kit cover on
the trunk lid.
In a few weeks you will receive a permanent
Roadside Assistance card by mail. The original
in-service date and vehicle identification number
(VIN) are embossed on the card.
This card should be carried by the driver of your
BMW.
Calling For Assistance
The toll-free BMW Roadside Assistance number
(1 800 332-4269) is answered by a BMW Road-
side Assistance service representative. In order
for you to receive quick and reliable services, it
is essential that you should provide detailed and
accurate information to the service
representative.
Be prepared to give:
Your name and address
Your complete Vehicle Identification Number
(found on your vehicle registration, your per-
manent Roadside Assistance card or on the
bottom drivers side of your windshield)
Model description of your vehicle
Original in-service date (located on your
Roadside Assistance card)
License plate number of your vehicle
Vehicle location (including nearby crossroads/
intersections, highway mile markers, street
numbers, landmarks, etc.)
Location you are calling from (including a
telephone number where you can be
reached). If you are calling from a public
phone wait there for the return call. Do not
leave this location without informing the
Roadside Assistance service representative.
A description of your vehicles problem. Spe-
cific and accurate information will enable the
Roadside Assistance service representative to
provide the proper help.
Emergency Valet service. Should there be a
need beyond BMW Roadside Assistance, Emer-
gency Valet service will provide a personal
assistant who will help in every way to get you
to your final destination. Emergency Valet ser-
vice will help you locate a rental car or taxi
agency, hotel or even help procure airline reser-
vations. In the event of an emergency, this ser-
vice will assist you in getting information out to
the proper party whether it is business or per-
sonal. If we are unable to contact one of your
party, the message relay service will document
the information, and will make reasonable
efforts to deliver the message to the message
recipient.
Personal Trip Routing. Leave the planning to
us. Simply give one of our Roadside Assistance
service representatives a call, and we will pro-
vide you with detailed, easy to read, computer-
ized trip itinerary and companion map package.
Please allow up to two weeks to process your
request.
Services
From the information you provide, the BMW
Roadside Assistance service representative will
determine the type of help required.
Dispatch Service
A service provider will be dispatched to the site
of your disabled vehicle.
On-Site Assistance
On-site service for vehicle disablements such as
flat tires, dead batteries, and out of fuel condi-
tions is provided up to a maximum of $100.00
per incident by BMW Roadside Assistance.
The cost for parts and fuel, when used on-site,
are the responsibility of the owner/driver. The
New Vehicle Limited Warranty does not cover
any of the above on-site services.
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