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tion 0 in the ignition lock when the battery is disconnected or connected. Do not short circuit the battery termi- nals. This creates a risk of personal injury from high-voltage sparks.
A highly-explosive gas is gener- ated when the battery is charged.
If acid is accidentally splashed into your eyes, rinse them thor- oughly for 15 minutes with clear
water. Following that, consult a physi- cian immediately. If acid splashes onto your skin or clothing, rinse immediately with ample clean water. If acid is acci- dentally swallowed, consult a physi- cian immediately.
In order to protect the battery case from ultraviolet radiation, do not place it in direct sunlight. A discharged battery can freeze. Store the battery in areas where temperature remains above freezing.
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Charging the battery Charge the battery in the vehicle only when the engine is off. Charge the battery by using the connectors in the engine compartment (Connectors, refer to jump-starting on page 144).
Before performing any work on the electrical system, disconnect the cable from the negative terminal. If you do not, short circuits can create the risk of fire or personal injury.<
If you plan to park the vehicle for longer than 4 weeks, disconnect the battery from the vehicle electrical system by disconnecting the cable at the negative terminal. Then recharge the battery with an appropriate battery charger.
If you intend to store your vehicle for longer than twelve weeks: remove the battery, charge it and store it in a cool (but frost- and dust-free) room. Every three months and before reinstalling the battery, have it recharged. If it is not recharged, it will not be serviceable. Every time the battery is discharged, especially over extended periods, its service life is reduced. Refer also to page 123.
Return used batteries to a recy- cling point or your BMW center. Maintain the battery in an upright posi- tion for transport and storage. Secure the battery against tilting when trans- porting.<
Battery
Charge condition You can read the charge condition of the battery with the "Magic Eye" (a hydrometer): > Green: adequate charge. > Black: not charged adequately. The battery must be recharged. Please contact your BMW center.
> Yellow: replace the battery.
The projected service life of the battery can only be reached if the
battery is fully-charged at all times. Check the charge condition of the battery frequently if the vehicle is used primarily for driving short distances. <
142nBattery
Fuses
Removal and installation
Do not disconnect the battery cables when the engine is running. If you do so, the ensuing voltage surge will damage the vehicle's onboard elec- tronics. Do not make any modifications in the wires leading to the positive terminal. If you do so, the battery safety terminal's safety function will no longer be guaran- teed. Repair and disposal must be performed by trained technicians only.<
When removing the battery, disconnect the cable on the negative terminal first, then the cable on the positive terminal. Unscrew the battery retaining clamp. When installing the battery, connect the positive terminal first, then connect the negative terminal.
When installing a battery and cover, be sure that they are
mounted properly. If this is not done, the battery will not be adequately secured in case of an accident.<
If an electrical accessory fails, switch it off and check the fuse. The fuse box (electrical distribution center), which contains spare fuses, relays and plastic tweezers, is located on the left-hand side of the engine compartment. 1 Press the retaining flap in and lift off
the cover.
2 Use the plastic tweezers to remove the fuse for the accessory or equip- ment that has stopped working.
3 If the fuse is burned through ("blown"),
the metal strip will have melted and separated. Replace the blown fuse with a new fuse of the same ampere rating (color code).
A listing of the fuses, their respective ampere ratings and the equipment in their circuits is provided on the cover of the fuse box. When you close the fuse box, be sure that the cover is seated securely.
Do not attempt to repair a burned fuse or replace it with a fuse
having a different color or amperage rating. To do this could cause a fire in the vehicle resulting from a circuit over- load.<
If a fuse burns through again, have the source of the fault checked and corrected by a BMW center.
Power convertible top*
Fuel filler door
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Please have your BMW center eliminate the defect and reengage the drive.
M roadster
Closing manually For roadsters with power convertible top*, the convertible top drive unit is located in the luggage compartment behind the left side trim panel. Turn the clip at the top of the trim panel to the left or right and swing the trim panel to the side. Turn the T-pin a half turn to the left (refer to the illustration). The convertible top drive unit is disen- gaged and the convertible top can be operated manually. Refer to page 37.
Releasing manually M coupe: release the cover panel in the luggage compartment at the rear right, refer to page 136. Pull the button at the right in the luggage compartment sharply (arrow). Please consult your BMW center to have the defect corrected.
144nJump-starting
Never use spray starter fluids to start the engine. If the battery is discharged, the engine can be started with the use of two jumper cables and the battery of another vehicle. Always use jumper cables with fully insulated handles on the terminal clamps.
Do not touch voltage-carrying components when the engine is
running. To do so creates a risk of fatal injury.<
Carefully comply with the following instructions to avoid personal injury and damage to one or both vehicles: 1 Ensure that the battery on the support vehicle is also rated at 12 volts, and that the capacities of the two batteries (Ah) are roughly comparable (printed on casing).
2 Leave the discharged battery
connected to the vehicle electrical system.
3 Make sure that there is no contact between the bodywork of the two vehicles. This creates the risk of short-circuiting.
4 Start by connecting the jumper cable
5 Then connect the negative terminals.
from the positive terminal of the support vehicle to the auxiliary terminal for jump-starting located in your BMW's engine compartment. The cover of the auxiliary terminal for jump-starting is indicated by a "+" sign. Refer to the illustration. Flip the cap forward to open.
First attach the cable to either the support vehicle's negative battery terminal "–", or to a suitable ground on its engine or body. Then connect the other terminal of the cable to a ground on the engine or on the body of the vehicle which is to be started. This is a special nut which is provided on the suspension strut dome of the BMW. Refer to the arrow in the illus- tration.
Follow the same sequence when connecting jumper cables if you are assisting another vehicle. If you do not, there is a risk of personal injury from spark generation at the battery.<
Jump-starting
Towing the vehicle
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6 Start the support vehicle's engine
and let it run.
7 Start the engine on the vehicle
needing the jump-start, and allow it to run as usual. If the first start attempt is not successful, wait a few minutes before another attempt in order to allow the discharged battery to recharge.
8 Before disconnecting the jumper
cables from your BMW, turn on the lamps, set the blower at the highest speed and run the engine for at least 10 seconds. This will prevent a voltage surge at the voltage regulator to the electrical accessories.
9 Then disconnect the jumper cables in
reverse sequence.
If necessary recharge the battery.
Tow fitting The screw-in tow fitting is stored in the onboard tool kit; be sure that it remains in the vehicle at all times. This fitting is designed for installation in the tow sockets located at the front and rear of the vehicle, and is intended for towing on paved road surfaces only. It should not be used to pull a vehicle out of deep snow, mud, sand, etc. Comply with all applicable towing laws and regulations at all times.
Access to tow sockets Front: Use a screwdriver to press the cover out.
Rear: Use a screwdriver to press the cover out.
Screw the tow fitting in until it is tight against the stop. If you do
not, the threads can be damaged. Do not tow the vehicle by any compo- nents of the running gear, or lash them down in any way. If you do so, the components could be damaged, leading to possible accidents.<
Use only a nylon towing strap to tow the vehicle, since the inherent resil- ience of this material helps protect both vehicles from sudden jerking move- ments.
146nTowing the vehicle
The towed vehicle should always be the lighter of the two vehicles.
If this is not the case, it will not be possible to control vehicle handling.<
Tow-starting For instructions on jump-starting, refer to page 144. Never attempt to use your vehicle to push another vehicle, since damage to the energy-absorbing bumpers could result.
Towing a vehicle 1 Put the manual-shift gear lever in
neutral.
2 Towing speed:
45 mph (70 km/h) maximum.
3 Towing distance:
95 miles (150 km) maximum.
4 Leave the ignition key at position 1 to ensure that brake lamps, turn signal indicators, horn and windshield wipers remain operative, and to prevent the steering lock from engaging.
5 Switch on the hazard warning
flashers (observe applicable legal regulations).
Find some means of identifying the vehicle in tow, for instance, place a sign or warning triangle in the rear window.
Make sure that the ignition key remains in position 1 even when
the electrical system has failed to prevent the steering lock from engaging. The steering and brakes are without power assist when the engine is off. This means that increased effort is required for steering and braking.<
Towing with a commercial tow truck > Do not tow with sling-type equip-
ment.
> Use a wheel-lift or flat bed equip-
ment.
> Please comply with applicable towing
laws.
Never allow passengers to ride in a towed vehicle for any reason.<
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Airbags 150
Radio reception 150
Dynamic Stability Control(DSC) 151
Safety belt tensioner 151
Interior rearview mirror withautomatic dimming feature 152
Limited slip differential 153
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Overview
Controls and features
Operation, care and maintenance
Owner service procedures
Advanced technology
Technical data
Index
Technology
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Airbags
Radio reception
The airbags located under the marked covers inflate and unfold in a matter of a few milliseconds. In this process they tear through the designed breaking points of the upholstered covers or press them out. Because the inflation process must be virtually instantaneous, it is necessarily accompanied by a certain amount of ignition and inflation noise. The gas required to inflate the airbags is not dangerous, and it dissipates together with the associated smoke. The entire process is completed within a fraction of a second.
Deceleration sensors continuously monitor the physical forces acting upon the vehicle. In the event of a severe frontal impact, the gas generators of the driver- and passenger-side front airbags are ignited simultaneously. However, the passenger-side front airbag is only triggered if an additional sensor has recognized that the passenger seat is occupied. If it is necessary during a side impact, a side airbag will be triggered on the side where the collision occurs.
The AM frequency bands (medium- wave, long-wave and short-wave) make it possible to receive stations from a great distance, because the broadcast signals travel not only along the ground as surface waves, but also as atmos- pheric waves that are reflected from the ionosphere. Frequency-modulation (FM) provides substantially better sound quality than the other frequencies. However, because FM transmissions rely on line- of-sight broadcast waves, their effec- tive reception range is limited. The limitations which are inherent to radio reception in a moving vehicle have been minimized by the use of innovative systems.
Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
Safety belt tensioner
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You may need some time to become accustomed to this system's interven- tion. However, it provides optimum drive force and vehicle stability. The braking intervention may be accompanied by a certain degree of noise.
The safety belt tensioner responds to severe frontal impacts by tightening the belts to ensure that occupants remain firmly positioned in their seats. A gas- pressure system retracts the buckle assembly to tension the shoulder and lap belts within fractions of a second. This tends to further reduce the tendency to slide under the lap belt.
Highly sensitive sensors monitor the number of revolutions of the wheels, steering angle, lateral acceleration, brake pressure and the movement of the vehicle around its vertical axis. If differences in wheel revolutions should occur, the system will recognize the potential danger this loss of traction can cause and reduces the drive torque going to the wheels. The system will also apply the brakes to all four wheels, if necessary. In addition, DSC permanently monitors the vehicle's current operating condi- tion and compares it with an ideal condition that is calculated from the sensor's signals. If conditions such as understeering or oversteering should occur, DSC will help stabilize the vehicle in fractions of a second by reducing engine power output, and applying the brakes to indi- vidual wheels. As a result, many dangerous skids can be prevented even as they are just beginning, within physically feasible limits.
152nInterior rearview mirror with automatic dimming feature
changes in a semisolid layer incorpo- rated in the lens. The semisolid reacts chemically to this electrical current, thus providing infi- nitely variable dimming of the mirror (electrochromic technology). As a result, it is no longer necessary to dim the inside rearview mirror manually, and the driver can concentrate completely on traffic conditions.
The interior rearview mirror with auto- matic dimming feature reduces blinding from following traffic by adapting the intensity of the reflected images to correspond to levels of light registered by the unit's sensors. The mirror reverts to its undimmed setting as soon as the light source disappears. One light sensor is mounted on the front of the mirror housing. This sensor is directed forward. It measures light intensity in the area ahead of the vehicle. A second light sensor is located on the lower edge of the mirror. The electronic control system compares the light intensity from front and rear. The difference provides the basic parameter used to modulate an electrical current and induce chemical
Limited slip differential*
With unfavorable road conditions, the drive forces that should be transferred may not be accommodated by the traditional differential, and therefore one wheel may spin. This wheelspin is largely avoided by the limited slip differ- ential (cut-off value approx. 25 X). Under actual driving conditions, this means better traction characteristics when starting and accelerating (under adverse road conditions) and during performance-oriented driving on winding roads.
However, in the case of extremely dynamic driving, the vehicle may tend at the same time to spin around its vertical axis in the vehicle center of gravity on road surfaces with different adhesion characteristics. Controlling this rotation tendency places greater demands on the driver and therefore requires special alertness. The limited slip differential is active during actual driving without the driver taking action.
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154n
Engine specifications 156
Dimensions 157
Weights 158
Capacities 159
Electrical system 160
Drive belts 160155n
Overview
Controls and features
Operation, care and maintenance
Owner service procedures
Advanced technology
Technical data
Index
Data
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Engine specifications
Displacement Number of cylinders Maximum power output at engine speed Maximum torque at engine speed Compression ratio Stroke Bore Fuel-injection system
cu in (cmm)
hp rpm lb-ft (Nm) rpm in (mm) in (mm)
M roadster, M coupe 198.1 (3,246) 315
7,400
251 (340) 4,900
11.5
3.58 (91.0) 3.43 (87.0) Digital-electronic engine management systemDimensions
Length Width Height (unloaded) Wheelbase Track, front Track, rear Min. turning circle dia.
in (mm) in (mm) in (mm) in (mm) in (mm) in (mm) ft (m)
M roadster, M coupe 158.5 (4,025) 68.5 (1,740) 49.8 (1,266) 96.8 (2,459) 56.0 (1,422) 58.7 (1,492) 34.1 (10.4)
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158nWeights
M coupe Curb weight (with one person, ready for operation, full tank of fuel, options not included)
M roadster
Approved gross vehicle weight Approved front axle load Approved rear axle load Approved roof load capacity Luggage compartment capacity
lbs. (kg)
lbs. (kg) lbs. (kg) lbs. (kg) lbs. (kg) cu ft (liters)
3,131 (1,420) 3,660 (1,660) 1,874 (850) 1,962 (890) 77 (35) (with hardtop*) 5.8 (165)
3,131 (1,420) 3,660 (1,660) 1,874 (850) 1,962 (890) 110 (50) 7.2 – 13.9 (205 – 395)
Capacities
159n
Fuel tank reserve Windshield washer system including headlamp washer system Cooling system including heater circuit quarts (liters) 11.3 (10.7) Engine with oil filter renewal
quarts (liters) 5.8 (5.5)
gal. (liters) gal. (liters)
quarts (liters)
approx. 13.5 (approx. 51) approx. 2.1 (approx. 8.0) approx. 2.6 (approx. 2.5) approx. 5.6 (approx. 5.3)
Manual transmission
–
Differential
quarts (liters) 1.3 (1.2)
Notes Fuel specification: page 26
For details: page 108
For details: page 111
"BMW High Performance Synthetic Oil" For details: page 110
Lifetime fluid, no fluid change required Changing the oil during the breaking-in inspection and inspection II160nElectrical system
Drive belts
Battery 12V, 70 Ah
Spark plugs NGK DCPR8EKP This spark ignition system meets all requirements of the Canadian Interfer- ence-Causing Equipment Regulations (ICES-2).
AC alternator – Coolant pump – Power steering Drive belt 6 PK x 1470
A/C compressor Drive belt 5 PK x 829You can obtain Original BMW parts and accessories, as well as
professional advice from your BMW center.<
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Everything from A to Z 164
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Overview
Controls and features
Operation, care and maintenance
Owner service procedures
Advanced technology
Technical data
Index
Index
Index
Everything from A to Z
ABS (Antilock Brake
System) 89
Accessories 6
Addingbrake fluid 112t engine coolant 112t engine oil 109
washer fluid 108tAdditional storage areas 78
Adjustingbackrest 47
mirrors 47
seat 46
washer nozzles 108tAir conditioner 74
Air distribution 74
Air outlets 72ventilation 73
Air pressure 26, 98
checking 26t
Air vents 72
Airbags 21, 51, 122, 150
Airflow rate 74
Antenna 95
Antifreeze 112
Antifreeze protection,radiator 93, 112, 112t
Antilock Brake System
(ABS) 89
Anti-theft protection 32
Approved gross vehicle
weight 158
Aquaplaning 87, 98
Ashtray 79
Automatic car washes 115
Automatic cruise control 61
Automatic dimming, interiorrearview mirror 48
Automatic rear window
washer 59
Automatic windshield
washer 108
Axle weights 158
Backrest, adjusting 47
Backup lamps 58bulb replacement 131t
Battery 140, 160
capacity 160
charge condition 141
charging 141
discharged 144
disposal 141t removal and installation 142Battery change, keys 134t Battery safety terminal 142
Beverage holder 79
BMW High PerformanceSynthetic Oil 110
Body-cavity protectant 118
Brake fluid 112
adding 112t disposal 113tBrake hydraulic system 20
Brake lamps, bulb replace-ment 131t
Brake pads 22, 92
Brake system 92add brake fluid 112t brake fluid 112
fluid level 92Brakes
Care
exterior 119
interior 120
leather 121
paint 119
upholstery materials 121
windows and glass 120Cargo loading 82
Caring for the vehiclefinish 119
Cassette mode, refer to the
Radio Owner's Manual
malfunctions 92
winter road conditions 93Catalytic converter 88
CBC (Cornering BrakeBreak-in procedure 86
Bulb replacement 129t Bulbs and lamps 129California Proposition
65 Warning 124
Capacities 159
Car careexterior 115
interior 120Car keys 30
Car radioreception 95, 150
refer also to the separate Owner's ManualCar wash systems 115, 117
Control) 90
Cellular phone 95
refer also to the separate Owner's Manual
Central locking system 32
Charge condition of thebattery 141t
Charge indicator lamp 20
Charging the battery 141t Chassis number 113
Checking oil level 109t Checking tirepressure 26t, 98
Child restraint system 53
installation 54
M coupe with tether strap 54Child seat 53
Everything from A to Z
165n
Cigarette lighter 80
Cleaning the headlamps 60
Cleaning the rearwindow 60
Cleaning the windshield 59
Cockpit 16
Code, refer to the RadioOwner's Manual
Coin box 79
Cold start 56
Compartments 78
Connecting a car vacuumcleaner 80
Controls, cockpit 16
Convertible topcare 117
electrical defect 143t operation 37, 41
weather protection 41Coolant 93, 112
antifreeze protection 93
Coolant temperature 63
Copyright 4
Cornering Brake Control(CBC) 90
Cover, convertible
top 38, 43
Cruise control 61
Cup holder, refer tobeverage holder 79
Curb weight 158
Dashboard 16
Data link connector forOnboard Diagnostics 125
Date, refer to the Radio
Owner's Manual
Daytime running lamps 69
Deep water 87
Defrost the windows andremove condensation 76
Defrosting
rear window 60
mirrors 47Difficult steering 94t Dimensions 157
Dipstick, engine oil 109
Dirty spots onpaintwork 118
Disc brakes 91
Displacement 156
Display lighting 69
Displays 18
Disposalbatteries 141t brake fluid 113t engine oil 111t
Door key 30
Doorsmanual operation 32
unlocking and locking 32DOT Quality Grades 99
Drive belts 160Driving notes 87
Driving through water 87
DSC (Dynamic StabilityControl) 65, 151
Dynamic Stability Control
(DSC) 65, 151
Electric convertible top
operation 41
Electric power windows 35
Electrical defectconvertible top 143t fuel filler door 143t
Electrical system 160
Electronic immobilizer 31
Emergency operationconvertible top 143t doors 32t fuel filler door 143t luggage compartment lid 34t
Engine compartment 107
Engine coolant 112adding 112t
Engine oil 109
adding 109t dipstick 109
disposal 111t grades 110
level 22, 109t pressure 20
viscosity 110Engine output 156
Engine specifications 156
Exterior finish 118Failure of an electrical
accessory 142t
Fan 74
Filler cap cover 25
Filling the washer reservoir 108tFirst-aid kit 25
Fittings, tow-starting andtowing 145t
Flasher, headlamp 58
Flat tire 98Z3 roadster, Z3 coupe 135t
Folding top 37
Footbrake 91
Front airbags 51, 122
Frost protection, radiator 93
Fuel 26
Fuel filler doorelectrical defect 143t emergency operation 143t
Fuel gauge 62
Fuel tank capacity 159
Fuses 142Everything from A to Z
Gasoline 26
Glass sunroof 36
Glove compartment 78
Grilles 72
Gross vehicle weight 158Hardtop 96
Hazard warning flashers 24tHazard warning system 24
Hazard warning triangle 24tHead restraints 47
Headlamp cleaningsystem 108
Headlamp cover,
care 116t, 129t Headlamp flasher 58
Headlamp washers 60
Headlamps, highbeam 23, 58
bulb replacement 129t Headlamps, low beam 69
bulb replacement 129tHeated seats 77
Heating and ventilation 72
Height 157
Height adjustment, seats 46
Help with jump starting 144High beams 23, 58
bulb replacement 129t
Hood release 104t Horn 17
Identification number of the
vehicle 113
Identification, tires 101
Ignition key 30
Ignition lock 55
Ignition switch 55
Immobilizerelectronic 31
vehicle 31Imprint 4
Indicator lamps 20
Inflation pressures 27t, 98
INSPECTION 64
Instrument panel 16
Instrument panel lighting 69
Instruments 18
Interior lamps 70bulb replacement 133t
Interior rearview mirror,
automatic dimming feature 48
Intermittent wipe switch 59
Jump-starting 144t
Key, battery change 134t Keys 30
Lamp switch 69
Lamps and bulbs 129
Lashing eyes 82
Leather care 121
Length 157
License plate lamps, bulbreplacement 133t Light-alloy wheel 103
LIGHTS ON warning 69
Limited slip differential 153
Load-securing devices 82
Lock buttons 33
Locks, care 93
Low beam headlamps 69bulb replacement 129t Low-fuel indicator lamp 62
Luggage compartment 34capacity 158
locking separately 34
manual operation 34Luggage compartment lamp,
bulb replacement 133t
Luggage compartment
lid 34
manual operation 34tM + S tires 102
M Mobility systemcomponents 137
using 137M+S radial tires 102
Magic Eye, refer to Batterycharge condition 141
Maintenance 64, 114
Malfunction, cellulartelephone 95
Manual operation
convertible top 37t, 143t doors 32t luggage compartment 34t
Manual transmission 58
Master key, batterychange 134t
Mirrors 47
adjusting 47
defrosting 47Mobile phone 95
refer also to the separate Owner's Manual
Modifications,
technical 6, 124
Multifunction switch 58
Everything from A to Z
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Net 81
Non-smoker's equipmentpackage 80
Notes on driving 87
OBD data link
connector 125
Odometer 62
Oil, adding 109t Oil additives 109
Oil change intervals, refer to the Service and Warranty Information Booklet (US models) or the Warranty and Service Guide Booklet (Canadian models) Oil consumption 109
Oil dipstick 109
Oil grades 110
Oil levelchecking 109t indicator lamp 22
Oil pressure, indicator
lamp 20
OILSERVICE 64
Old batteries 141
Onboard Diagnostics, datalink connector 125
Onboard tool kit 128t
Opening and closing from the inside 33
from the outside 32Original parts 6
Output 156
Outside mirrors 47Paint damage 119
Paint protection 119
Parking brake 21, 57
Parking lamps 69
Parking, winter 94
Partition net 81
Phone, mobile 95refer also to the separate Owner's Manual
Please wear your safety belt
warning lamp 21
Position lamp, bulbreplacement 130t
Power seat adjustment 46
Power steering 94
Pressure, tires 26t, 98
Protection, paint 119Quality Grades 99
Radiator, frost protection 93
Radio reception 150
Radio, refer to the separateOwner's Manual Reading lamps 71
Rear lamps 131t Rear window defroster 60
Rear window washer,automatic 59
Rear window wiper 59
blade replacement 128t
Rearview mirrors 47
Recirculated air mode 74
Refueling 25
Releasing the hood 104t Replacement key 30
Replacement, tires 99, 100
Replacing fuses 142t Replacing windshield wiperblades 128t
Reporting safety defects 7
Reservoir, washersystem 108t Reverse gear 58
Roll-up cover 81
Roof load capacity 158
Roof rack 83
Rubber seals andcomponents 93, 120
Safety belt tensioner 151
Safety belts 49
Safety defects, reporting 7
Seals andcomponents 93, 120
Seat adjustment 46
Seat heaters 77
Securing cargo 82
Service and Warranty Information Booklet (US models) 115Service Interval
Display 64, 114
Set temperature 74
Side airbags 51, 122
Side marker lamps, bulbreplacement 131t
Skid control 94
Slippery roads 93
Snow chains 93t, 102
Socket 80electrical appliances 80
flashlight 80
vacuum cleaner 80Spare keys 30
Spark plugs 160
Special oils 110
Specifications, engine 156
Speed control 61
Starting assistance 144tEverything from A to Z
Starting problems
56, 88, 144, 145
Starting the engine 56
Steering 94
Steering wheel lock 55
Storage boxes 78
Storage trays 78
Storing the vehicle 123
Summer tires 101
Sunroof 36
Switching off the engine 57
Symbols 4, 140Tachometer 62
Tail lamp assembly, bulbreplacement 131t
Tail lamps 131
bulb replacement 131t
Tank capacity 159
Technical Data 155
Technicalmodifications 6, 124
Telephone, refer to theseparate Owner's Manual
Temperature display engine coolant 63
