2022 BMW 4 SERIES Owners Manual

IconPossible
causeThere
is
a
flat
tire
or
a
major
tire
pres#j
sure
loss.
Measure
1.Reduce
your
speed
and
stop
cautiously. Avoid
sudden
braking
and
steering
maneu#j
vers.2.Check
whether
the
vehicle
is
fitted
with
nor#j
mal
tires
or
run-flat
tires.
Run-flat
tires
are
labeled
with
a
circular
icon
containing
the
letters
RSC
marked
on
the
tire sidewall.
Run-flat
tires,
refer
to
page
323.
Actions
in
the
event
of
a
flat
tire
Normal
tires
1.Identify
the
damaged
tire.
To
do
this,
check
the
tire
pressure
in
all
four
tires,
for
instance
using
the
tire
pressure
dis#j
play
of
a
flat
tire
kit.
When
the
tire
inflation
pressure
in
all
four
tires
is
correct,
the
Flat
Tire
Monitor
FTM
may
not have
been
initialized.
In
this
case,
initialize
thesystem.
If
identification
of
flat
tire
damage
is
not
pos#j
sible,
please
contact
a
dealer#ss
service
center
or
another
qualified
service
center
or
repair
shop.2.Repair
the
flat
tire,
e.g.,
with
a
flat
tire
kit
or
by changing
the
wheel.Runflat
tires
Safety
information
Warning
The
vehicle
handles
differently
when
a
run-flat
tire
has
insufficient
or
no
tire
pressure;
for
in#j stance,
reduced
lane
stability
when
braking,braking
distances
are
longer
and
the
self-steer#jing
properties
will
change.
There
is
a
risk
of
ac#j
cident.
Drive
moderately
and
do
not
exceed
aspeed
of
50
mph/80
km/h.
Maximum
speed
You
may
continue
driving
with
a
damaged
tire
at
speeds
up
to
50
mph/80
km/h.
Continued
driving
with
a
flat
tire
Follow
the
following
when
continuing
to
drive
with
a
damaged
tire:
1.Avoid
sudden
braking
and
steering
maneu#j
vers.2.Do
not
exceed
a
speed
of
50
mph/80
km/h.3.Check
the
tire
inflation
pressure
in
all
four
tires
at
the
next
opportunity.
When
the
tire
inflation
pressure
in
all
four
tires
is
correct,
the
Flat
Tire
Monitor
may
not
have been
initialized.
In
this
case,
initialize
the
sys#jtem.
Possible
driving
distance
with
a
depressurized
tire
The
distance
for
which
it
may
be
possible
to
drive
safely
varies
depending
on
how
the
vehicle
is
loaded
and
used,
e.g.,
speed,
road
conditions,
outside
temperature.
The
driving
distance
may be
less
but
may
also
be
more
if
an
economicaldriving
style
is
used.
If
the
vehicle
is
loaded
with
an
average
weight
and
used
under
favorable
conditions,
the
dis#j
tance
for
which
it
may
be
safe
to
drive
may
be
up to
50
miles/80
km.
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Vehicle
handling
with
damaged
tires
Vehicles
driven
with
a
damaged
tire
will
handle differently,
potentially
leading
to
conditions
suchas
the
following:'xGreater
likelihood
of
skidding
of
the
vehicle.'xLonger
braking
distances.'xChanged
self-steering
properties.
Modify
your
driving
style.
Avoid
abrupt
steeringmaneuvers
or
driving
over
obstacles,
for
instancecurbs
or
potholes.
Final
tire
failure
Vibrations
or
loud
noises
while
driving
can
indi#j cate
the
final
failure
of
a
tire.
Reduce
speed
and
stop;
otherwise,
pieces
of
the
tire
could
come
loose
and
cause
an
accident.
Do
not
continue
driving.
Contact
a
dealer#ss
serv#j
ice
center
or
another
qualified
service
center
or repair
shop.
System
limits The
system
could
be
delayed
or
malfunction
inthe
following
situations:
'xA
natural,
even
tire
pressure
loss
in
all
fourtires
will
not
be
recognized.
Therefore,
check
the
tire
inflation
pressure
regularly.'xSudden
serious
tire
damage
caused
by
exter#j nal
circumstances
cannot
be
recognized
inadvance.'xThe
system
has
not
been
initialized.'xWhen
driving
on
a
snowy
or
slippery
road.'xSporty
driving
style:
slip
on
traction
wheels,high
lateral
acceleration
(drifting).'xWhen
driving
with
tire
chains.
Changing
wheels/tires
General
information
When
using
run-flat
tires
or
a
flat
tire
kit,
a
wheel
does
not
always
need
to
be
changed
immedi#j
ately
when
there
is
a
tire
pressure
loss
due
to
a flat
tire.
If
needed,
the
tools
for
changing
wheels
are available
as
accessories
from
a
dealer#ss
service
center
or
another
qualified
service
center
or
re#j
pair
shop.
Safety
information
Warning
The
vehicle
jack
is
only
provided
for
short-term lifting
of
the
vehicle
for
wheel
changes.
Even
if
all
safety
measures
are
observed,
there
is
a
risk of
the
raised
vehicle
falling,
if
the
vehicle
jack
tips
over.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury
or
danger
to
life.
When
the
vehicle
is
raised
with
the
vehicle jack,
do
not
lie
under
the
vehicle
and
do
not
switch
on
the
drive-ready
state.
Warning
Supports
such
as
wooden
blocks
under
the
ve#j hicle
jack
reduce
the
capacity
of
the
vehicle
jack
to
bear
weight.
They
have
the
potential
to
exert
too
much
strain
on
the
vehicle
jack,
caus#j
ing
it
to
tip
over
and
the
vehicle
to
fall.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury
or
danger
to
life.
Do
not
place
supports
under
the
vehicle
jack.
Warning
The
jack,
issued
by
the
vehicle
manufacturer,
is provided
in
order
to
perform
a
wheel
change
in
the
event
of
a
breakdown.
The
jack
is
not
de#j signed
for
frequent
use;
for
example,
changingfrom
summer
to
winter
tires.
Using
the
jack
fre#jquently
may
cause
it
to
become
jammed
or
damaged.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury
and
risk
of
damage
to
property.
Only
use
the
jack
to
attach an
emergency
or
spare
wheel
in
the
event
of
abreakdown.
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Warning
On
soft,
uneven
or
slippery
ground,
for
example snow,
ice,
tiles,
etc.,
the
vehicle
jack
can
slip
away.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury.
If
possible,
change
the
wheel
on
a
flat,
solid,
and
slip-re#j
sistant
surface.
Warning
The
vehicle
jack
is
optimized
for
lifting
the
vehi#j
cle
and
for
the
jacking
points
on
the
vehicle
only.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury.
Do
not
lift
any
other
vehicle
or
cargo
using
the
vehicle
jack.
Warning
When
the
vehicle
jack
is
not
inserted
into
the
jacking
point
provided
for
this
purpose,
the
ve#j
hicle
may
be
damaged
or
the
vehicle
jack
may
slip
when
it
is
being
cranked
up.
There
is
a
risk of
injury
or
risk
of
damage
to
property.
When
cranking
up
the
vehicle
jack,
ensure
that
it
is
in#j
serted
in
the
jacking
point
next
to
the
wheel
housing.
Warning
A
vehicle
that
is
raised
on
a
vehicle
jack
may
fall off
of
the
jack
if
lateral
forces
are
exerted
on
it.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury
and
risk
of
damage
to
property.
While
the
vehicle
is
raised,
do
not
ex#j ert
lateral
forces
on
the
vehicle
or
pull
abruptly
on
the
vehicle.
Have
a
stuck
wheel
removed
by
a
dealer#ss
service
center
or
another
qualified
service
center
or
repair
shop.
Securing
the
vehicle
against
rolling
General
information
The
vehicle
manufacturer
recommends
to
addi#j
tionally
secure
the
vehicle
against
rolling
away
when
changing
a
wheel.
On
a
level
surface
Place
wheel
chocks
or
other
suitable
objects
in
front
and
behind
the
wheel
that
is
diagonal
to
the wheel
to
be
changed.
On
a
slight
downhill
gradient
If
you
need
to
change
a
wheel
on
a
slight
down#j
hill
grade,
place
chocks
and
other
suitable
ob#j
jects,
for
instance
rocks,
under
the
wheels
of
both
the
front
and
rear
axles
against
the
rolling
direction.
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Lug
bolt
lock
Principle
The
wheel
lug
bolts
have
a
special
coding.
The
lug
bolts
can
only
be
released
with
the
adapter
which
matches
the
coding.
Overview
The
adapter
of
the
lug
bolt
lock
is
in
the
onboard vehicle
tool
kit
or
in
a
storage
compartment
close
to
the
onboard
vehicle
tool
kit.'xLug
lock
bolt,
arrow
1.'xAdapter,
arrow
2.
Unscrewing
1.Attach
the
adapter
to
the
lug
lock
bolt.2.Unscrew
the
lug
lock
bolt.3.Remove
the
adapter
after
unscrewing
the
lug
bolt.
Screwing
on
1.Attach
the
adapter
to
the
lug
lock
bolt.
If
nec#j
essary,
turn
the
adapter
until
it
fits
on
the
lug lock
bolt.2.Screw
on
the
lug
lock
bolt.
The
tightening
torque
is
101
lbs
ft/140
Nm.3.Remove
the
adapter
and
stow
it
after
screw#j
ing
on
the
lug
bolt.Preparing
the
vehicle'xPark
the
vehicle
on
solid
and
non-slip
ground at
a
safe
distance
from
traffic.'xTurn
on
the
hazard
warning
system.'xSet
the
parking
brake.'xEngage
a
gear
or
move
the
selector
lever
toposition
P.'xAs
soon
as
permitted
by
the
traffic
flow,
have
all
vehicle
occupants
get
out
of
the
vehicle and
ensure
that
they
remain
outside
the
haz#j
ardous
area
in
a
safe
place,
such
as
behind
a
guardrail.'xDepending
on
the
vehicle
equipment,
get
wheel
change
tools
and,
if
necessary,
the
emergency
wheel
from
the
vehicle.'xIf
necessary,
set
up
a
warning
triangle
or
port#j able
hazard
warning
light
at
an
appropriatedistance.'xSecure
the
vehicle
additionally
against
rolling.'xLoosen
the
lug
bolts
a
half
turn.
Jacking
points
for
the
vehicle
jack
The
jacking
points
for
the
vehicle
jack
are
lo#j cated
at
the
indicated
positions.
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Jacking
up
the
vehicle
Warning
Hands
and
fingers
can
be
jammed
when
using
the
vehicle
jack.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury.
Com#j
ply
with
the
described
hand
position
and
do
not change
this
position
while
using
the
vehicle
jack.
1.Hold
the
vehicle
jack
with
one
hand,
arrow
1, and
grasp
the
vehicle
jack
crank
or
lever
withyour
other
hand,
arrow
2.2.Insert
the
vehicle
jack
into
the
rectangular
re#jcess
of
the
jacking
point
closest
to
the
wheel
to
be
changed.3.Extend
the
vehicle
jack
by
turning
the
vehicle
jack
crank
or
lever
clockwise.4.Take
your
hand
away
from
the
vehicle
jack
as soon
as
the
vehicle
jack
is
under
load
andcontinue
turning
the
vehicle
jack
crank
orlever
with
one
hand.5.Make
sure
that
the
vehicle
jack
foot
standsvertically
and
at
a
right
angle
beneath
the
jacking
point.6.Make
sure
that
the
vehicle
jack
foot
stands vertically
and
perpendicularly
beneath
the
jacking
point
after
extending
the
vehicle
jack.7.Crank
the
vehicle
up,
until
the
vehicle
jack
is with
the
entire
surface
on
the
ground
and
the
relevant
wheel
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Mounting
a
wheel
Mount
one
emergency
wheel
only,
as
required.1.Unscrew
the
lug
bolts.2.Remove
the
wheel.3.Put
the
new
wheel
or
emergency
wheel
on and
screw
in
at
least
two
lug
bolts
in
a
cross#jwise
pattern
until
hand-tight.
When
non-original
light-alloy
wheels
of
the
vehicle
manufacturer
are
mounted,
the
ac#j
companying
lug
bolts
may
have
to
be
used
as well.4.Hand-tighten
the
remaining
lug
bolts
and
tighten
all
lug
bolts
well
in
a
crosswise
pat#j tern.5.Turn
the
vehicle
jack
crank
counterclockwise
to
retract
the
vehicle
jack
and
lower
the
vehi#j
cle.6.Remove
the
vehicle
jack
and
stow
it
securely.
After
the
wheel
change
1.Tighten
the
lug
bolts
crosswise.
The
tighten#j
ing
torque
is
101
lbs
ft/140
Nm.2.Stow
the
nonworking
wheel
in
the
cargo
area,
if
necessary.3.Check
tire
inflation
pressure
at
the
next
op#j
portunity
and
correct
as
needed.4.Reinitialize
the
Flat
Tire
Monitor.
Reset
the
Tire
Pressure
Monitor
again.5.Check
to
make
sure
the
lug
bolts
are
tight
with
a
calibrated
torque
wrench.6.Have
the
damaged
tire
replaced
at
the
near#j est
dealer's
service
center
or
another
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Engine
compartmentVehicle
features
andoptions
This
chapter
describes
all
standard,
country-spe#jcific
and
optional
features
offered
with
the
series. It
also
describes
features
and
functions
that
are
not
necessarily
available
in
your
vehicle,
e.g.,
dueto
the
selected
options
or
country
versions.
Thisalso
applies
to
safety-related
functions
and
sys#j
tems.
When
using
these
functions
and
systems,
the
applicable
laws
and
regulations
must
be
ob#j
served.
Overview
1Filler
neck
for
washer
fluid2Jump-starting,
positive
battery
terminal3Oil
filler
neck4Depending
on
motorization:
coolant
reservoir
for
additional
radiator5Coolant
reservoir,
engine6Vehicle
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Hood
Safety
information
Warning
Improperly
executed
work
in
the
engine
com#j
partment
can
damage
vehicle
components
and impair
vehicle
functions.
There
is
a
risk
of
anaccident
and
damage
to
property.
Have
work
inthe
engine
compartment
performed
by
a
deal#jer#ss
service
center
or
another
qualified
service
center
or
repair
shop.
Warning
The
engine
compartment
accommodates
mov#j
ing
components.
Certain
components
in
the engine
compartment
can
also
move
with
the
vehicle
switched
off,
for
instance
the
radiator
fan.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury.
Do
not
reach
into
the
area
of
moving
parts.
Keep
articles
of
cloth#j
ing
and
hair
away
from
moving
parts.
Warning
There
are
protruding
parts,
for
instance
locking
hook,
on
the
inside
of
the
hood.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury.
If
the
hood
is
open,
pay
attention
to protruding
parts
and
keep
clear
of
these
areas.
Warning
An
incorrectly
locked
hood
can
open
while
driv#j
ing
and
restrict
visibility.
There
is
a
risk
of
acci#j
dent.
Stop
immediately
and
correctly
close
the
hood.
Warning
Body
parts
can
be
jammed
when
opening
and
closing
the
hood.
There
is
a
risk
of
injury.
Make
sure
that
the
area
of
movement
of
hood
is
clear
during
opening
and
closing.
NOTICE
Folded-away
wipers
can
be
jammed
when
the
hood
is
opened.
There
is
a
risk
of
damage
to property,
among
other
potential
damage.
Makesure
that
the
wipers
with
the
wiper
bladesmounted
are
folded
down
onto
the
windshieldbefore
opening
the
hood.
NOTICE
When
the
hood
is
closed,
it
must
engage
on both
sides.
Pressing
again
can
damage
the
hood.
There
is
a
risk
of
damage
to
property, among
other
potential
damage.
Open
the
hood
again
and
then
close
it
energetically.
Avoid
pressing
again.
Opening
hood
1.Pull
lever,
arrow
1.
Hood
is
unlocked.2.After
the
lever
is
released,
pull
the
lever
again, arrow
2.
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can
be
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