2006 BMW X5 3 0I Owners Manual

refer to the illustration detail, when the jack is cranked.

6. Jack the vehicle up until the wheel you are changing is raised from the ground.

7. Unscrew the lug bolts and remove

the wheel.

8. Remove accumulations of mud or dirt

from the mounting surfaces of the wheel and hub. Clean the lug bolts. 9. Move the spare wheel into position. Secure the wheel by turning at least two lug bolts into opposite bolt holes.

Changing a wheel

Vehicle battery

171n

Power failure Following a temporary power failure, e.g. in the case of a dead battery, some equipment is subject to restricted use and must be reinitialized. Individual set- tings are also lost and must be updated again: > Seat, mirror and steering wheel

memory The positions must be stored again, refer to page 50

> Time and date

Have to be updated again, refer to page 82

> Activation time for parked car

ventilation Has to be updated again, refer to page 84.

Only one compact wheel may be mounted. Wheels and tires of the original size should be mounted again as soon as possible.<

Battery posts, terminals and related accessories contain lead

and lead compounds. Wash hands after handling.<

Driving with spare wheel* Do not exceed a speed of 130 mph/210 km/h, otherwise tire

damage could lead to accidents.<

With certain wheel-and-tire com- binations the size of the spare wheel differs from that of the other wheels. To restore the original state, the normal wheel should be remounted as soon as possible.<

Battery care The battery is maintenance-free, that is, the original electrolyte will normally last for the service life of the battery under moderate climatic conditions. Your BMW Sports Activity Vehicle center will be glad to advise in all matters con- cerning the battery.

Charging battery Only charge the battery in the vehicle via the terminals in the engine compart- ment with the engine off. For correct connections, refer to Jump starting on page 174.

Disposal

Following replacement, have old batteries disposed of by your

BMW Sports Activity Vehicle center or turn them over to a recycling center. Maintain the battery in an upright posi- tion for transport and storage. Always restrain the battery to prevent it from tipping over during transport.<

172nFuses

In glove compartment Open the fuse cover in the glove com- partment by the indentations on the right and left.

In cargo area Open the right cover by pulling the handle.

Never attempt to repair a blown fuse, and do not replace a defec-

tive fuse with a substitute of another color or amperage rating, as this could lead to a circuit overload, ultimately resulting in a fire in the vehicle.<

173n

For technical reasons, the emer- gency call cannot be guaranteed

under the most unfavorable condi- tions.<

Under certain conditions, an emer- gency call is initiated automatically immediately after a severe accident. The automatic emergency call is not affected by the button being pressed.

Roadside Assistance* Press button 2 for at least 2 seconds. With the BMW Assist activated, the cur- rent position of your vehicle will be transmitted in the specific country.

Receiving assistance

The Roadside Assistance of the BMW Group offers you assistance in the event of a breakdown around the clock, also on weekends and public holidays. The phone numbers of the Roadside Assistance control center in your home country can be found in the BMW Dealer Directory. In the case of vehicles with the corre- sponding equipment, you can use but- tons in the headliner to contact Road- side Assistance or initiate an emergency call. When the emergency call is initiated, a telephone connection with the BMW Assist response center is established. In vehicles with activated BMW Assist, if the current position of your vehicle can be determined, it is transmitted to the BMW Assist response center. The requirements for initiating an emer- gency call or contacting Roadside Assistance: > Ignition key in position 1
> The car phone is logged on to a

mobile telephone network

> The emergency call system is opera-

ble.

1 Initiating an emergency call 2 Establishing contact to Roadside

Assistance

Initiating an emergency call* Press button 1 for at least 2 seconds. The LED in the button lights up. As soon as the voice connection to the BMW Assist response center has been established, the LED flashes. If the LED flashes, but you are unable to hear the response center, you can still be heard by the response center.

174nJump starting

When your battery is discharged, you can use two jumper cables to start your vehicle with power from the battery in a second vehicle. You can also use the same method to help start another vehi- cle. Use only jumper cables with fully- insulated clamp handles.

Preparing 1. Check whether the battery of the

other vehicle has a voltage of 12 Volts and approximately the same capacitance in Ah. This information can be found on the battery.

2. Switch off the engine of the support

To avoid the risk of potentially fatal injury, always avoid all con- tact with electrical components while the engine is running. Carefully observe the following instructions to avoid per- sonal injury and/or damage to one or both vehicles.<

vehicle.

3. Switch off any electrical systems and

components in both vehicles.

Ensure that no contact exists between the bodywork on the two vehicles, otherwise there is a danger of short circuits.<

Connecting jumper cables

To avoid personal injury from sparks, always follow this

sequence when connecting jumper cables.<

On your BMW the so-called jump-start connection point in the engine com- partment acts as the battery positive terminal, also refer to the engine com- partment overview on page 151. The cover cap is marked with +. 1. Fold up the cap of the BMW jump-

start connection point, refer to arrow.

2. Attach one end of the positive/+

jumper cable to the positive terminal of the battery or a jump-start connec- tion point of the vehicle providing assistance.

3. Connect the second terminal clamp of the positive/+ jumper cable to the positive terminal of the battery or a jump-start connection point of the vehicle to be started.

Jump starting

Tow-starting and towing

175n

Starting engine 1. Start the engine on the support vehi- cle and allow it to run for several min- utes at a fast idle.

2. Start the engine on the other vehicle

Using tow fitting The screw-in tow fitting is stored beneath the cargo floor cover. Carry it with you at all times. It can be screwed in at the front or rear of the vehicle.

Only use the tow fitting that comes with the vehicle and screw

it in as far as it will go. Use the tow fit- ting for towing only on the roadway. Avoid lateral loading of the tow fitting, e.g. do not lift the vehicle by the tow fit- ting. Otherwise damage to the tow fit- ting and the vehicle can occur.<

in the usual way. If the first start attempt is not suc- cessful, wait a few minutes before another attempt in order to allow the discharged battery to recharge.

3. Let the engines run for a few min-

utes.

4. Disconnect the jumper cables by

reversing the connection sequence.

Depending on the cause of the mal- function, have the battery recharged by your BMW Sports Activity Vehicle cen- ter.

Never use spray fluids to start the engine.<

Your BMW is equipped with a special nut on the left side panel as a body ground or negative terminal, refer to arrow in illustration. 4. Attach one end of the negative/–

jumper cable to the negative terminal of the battery or to an engine or body ground of the vehicle providing assistance.

5. Connect the second terminal clamp of the negative/– jumper cable to the negative terminal of the battery or to the engine or body ground of the vehicle to be started.

176nTow-starting and towing

Access to screw thread Front: Use a screwdriver to press the right or left cover out, refer to arrows.

Rear: Pull the cover off.

Being towed

Make sure that the ignition key is in position 1, otherwise the steer- ing lock could engage and it would not be possible to steer the vehicle. When the engine is stopped, there is no power assist. This requires increased braking and steering effort.<

Switch on the hazard warning flashers depending on the local regulations. If the electrical system fails, mark the vehicle to be towed, e.g. with a sign or warning triangle in the rear window.

Do not exceed a towing speed of 30 mph/50 km/h and a towing dis-

tance of 95 miles/150 km, otherwise the automatic transmission may be damaged.<

Manual transmission: Gearshift lever in idle position Automatic transmission: Selector lever in N.

Towing methods In some countries, towing with a tow bar or rope on public roads is not per- mitted. Familiarize yourself with all regulations on towing in the respective country. With tow bar:

The towing vehicle may not be lighter than the vehicle to be towed, otherwise handling will be uncontrollable.<

The tow fitting of both vehicles should be on the same side. If an angled posi- tion of the bar cannot be avoided, be aware of the following:

Tow-starting and towing

> The freedom of movement is

restricted during cornering

> The angled position of the tow bar

creates lateral forces.

Only attach the tow bar to the tow fittings, as attachment to other vehicle parts can lead to damage.<

With tow-rope: When starting off in the towing vehicle, make sure that the tow-rope is taut.

Use nylon ropes or nylon straps for towing, and avoid all exces-

sively sudden jerking movements. Only attach tow ropes to the tow fittings, as attachment to other vehicle parts can lead to damage.<

With tow truck:

Do not tow the X5 with the front or rear axle raised individually, other-

wise the wheels may lock and the transfer case may be damaged.<

The X5 may only be transported on a flat bed.

177n

Tow-starting

Do not tow-start vehicles with an automatic transmission.

For information on jump starting, refer to page 174.<

Only tow-start vehicles with a catalytic converter with the engine cold. It is bet- ter to jump start the engine, refer to page 174. 1. Switch on the hazard warning flash-

ers and observe local regulations. 2. Turn the ignition key to position 2. 3. Shift into 3rd gear. 4. Tow-start with the clutch completely

depressed and slowly release the clutch. After the engine starts, imme- diately depress the clutch again completely.

5. Stop at a suitable location, remove

the tow bar or rope and switch off the hazard warning flashers.

6. Have the vehicle checked.

Do not activate the HDC Hill Descent Control during tow-

starting, refer to page 94.<

178n

179n

Overview

Controls and features

Operation, maintenance

Owner service procedures

Technical data

Index

Data

180n

Engine specifications

Displacement Number of cylinders Maximum output at engine speed Maximum torque at engine speed

cu in/cm3

hp rpm Ib ft/Nm rpm

X5 3.0i 181.8/2,979
225
5,900
214/290
3,500

X5 4.4i 268.4/4,398
315
5,400
324/440
3,600

X5 4.8is 292.9/4,799
355
6,200
369/500
3,500

An engine performance test is authorized only on an appropriate chassis dynamometer.

Dimensions

181n

61.4/1,560
73.7/1,872

61.4/1,560
85.8/2,180

111.0/2,820
183.7/4,667

All dimensions are given in inches/mm. Height: with self-leveling suspension 67.2/1,707; without self-leveling

suspension 67.5/1,715; X5 4.8is 66.4-67.8/1,668-1,723. Height with roof-mounted luggage rack: with self-leveling

suspension 68.5/1,740; without self-leveling suspension 68.9/1,750. Track width: X5 3.0i 62.0/1,576;

X5 4.8is front 61.7/1,566, rear 62.8/1,596. Min. turning circle dia.: 39.7 ft/12.1 meters.

182nWeights

X5 3.0i

X5 4.4i

X5 4.8is

lbs./kg lbs./kg

lbs./kg lbs./kg

4,652/2,110 4,696/2,130

Curb weight with manual transmission with automatic transmission Approved gross vehicle weight with manual transmission with automatic transmission Load with manual transmission with automatic transmission Approved front axle load Approved rear axle load Approved roof load capacity Never exceed either the approved axle loads or the gross vehicle weight. Cargo area capacity

lbs./kg lbs./kg lbs./kg lbs./kg lbs./kg

2,712/1,230 3,307/1,500

6,008/2,725 6,008/2,725

1,356/615
1,312/595

cu ft/l

– 4,927/2,235

– 6,008/2,725

– 1,080/490
2,789/1,265 3,307/1,500

220/100

– 5,016/2,275

– 6,008/2,725

– 992/450
2,789/1,265
3,307/1,500

69.01/1,955, according to SAE

16.4/465, according to DIN

Capacities

Fuel tank including a reserve of: X5 3.0i X5 4.4i, 4.8is Windshield washer system with headlamp washer system Engine with oil filter change X5 3.0i X5 4.4i, 4.8is

gal./liters

approx. 24.6/approx. 93

gal./liters gal./liters quarts/liters

approx. 2.1/approx. 8
approx. 2.6/approx. 10
approx. 8.2/approx. 7.8

quarts/liters quarts/liters

8.0/7.5
8.5/8.0

183n

Notes Fuel specification: page 26

For details: page 152

BMW High Performance Synthetic Oil. For details: page 153

184

185n

Overview

Controls and features

Operation, maintenance

Owner service procedures

Technical data

Index

Index

Everything from A to Z

Ability to climb, refer to

Driving on poor roads 138

ABS Antilock Brake

System 91
warning lamp 20

Accessories, refer to For

your own safety 9

Accident, refer to

Air distribution

air conditioner 105
automatic climate control 109
individual 109
Airing, refer to

Ventilation 106, 111

Air outlets, refer to

Ventilation 106, 111

Emergency call 173
Roadside Assistance 173
Activated-charcoal filter 112
Adaptive Head Light 101
Adjusting cooling capacity of

Air pressure, refer to Tire

inflation pressure 141
Air recirculation, refer to

AUC Automatic recircu- lated-air control 110

rear climate control 112

Air supply

Adjusting seats 44

electric 46
electric comfort seat 46
mechanical 45
mechanical sports seat 45

Air, drying, refer to Air conditioning 105, 110

Airbags 55

sitting safely 43
warning lamp 21

Air circulation, refer to

Recirculated-air mode 105

Air conditioner 104
Air conditioning

air conditioner 105
automatic climate control 110

air conditioner 105
automatic climate control 109
rear climate control 112

Air vents, refer to

Ventilation 104, 107

Alarm system 38

avoiding unintentional alarms 39

All-season tires, refer to

Special features of winter tires 149

All-wheel drive, refer to

xDrive 94

Antenna, refer to Caring for

your vehicle brochure

Antifreeze

coolant 154
washer fluid 152

Antilock Brake System

ABS 91
warning lamp 20

Anti-theft alarm system, refer

to Alarm system 38
Anti-theft system 30
Anti-trapping

mechanism 40, 42
panorama glass roof 42
power windows 40

Armrest, refer to Storage

compartments 119

Artificial leather, refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure

Automatic

air distribution 109
air supply 109
cruise control 71
headlamp control 100
recirculated-air control AUC 110
steering wheel adjustment 53

Automatic car wash, refer to

Caring for your vehicle brochure

Automatic climate

control 107

Automatic cruise control 71
Automatic curb monitor 51
Automatic headlamp

control 100

Artificial wood trim, refer to

Automatic rear window

Caring for your vehicle brochure Ashtray 121
front 121
rear 121

AUC Automatic recirculated-

air control 110

washer 71

Automatic Soft Close function, liftgate 36

Automatic speed reduction for descents, refer to HDC Hill Descent Control 94

Everything from A to Z

187n

Automatic transmission with

Battery 171

Brake lights, refer to Brake

Break wear warning, refer to

Steptronic 65
interlock 62
selector lever interlock 66
shiftlock 66
towing 176
tow-starting 176
warning lamp 20, 21

AUTO program, refer to

Automatic air distribution and supply 109

Average fuel

consumption 80, 87
Average speed 80, 88
Avoiding alarms 39
Axle loads, refer to

Weights 182

Backrest contour, refer to

Lumbar support 46

Backrests, refer to Adjusting

seats 45, 46

Backup lamps 65

replacing bulbs 163

Bandages, refer to First-aid

kit 24

Bar, towing 176

disposal 171
indicator lamp 19
jump starting 174
power failure 171
remote control 30

Belts, refer to Safety belts 49
Beverage can holders, refer

to Cup holders 120

Beverage holder, refer to

Cup holders 120

Blower

air conditioner 105
automatic climate control 109
refer to Air supply 105, 109

BMW High Performance

Synthetic Oil 153
BMW Maintenance

System 156

Bottle holder, refer to Cup

holders 120

Brake fluid 155

adding 155
level 155
replacing 155
warning lamp 19

Brake force display 98
Brake hydraulic system 140

warning lamp 19, 20

Brake lamps, replacing

bulbs 163

lamps 163

Brake pads 140

breaking-in 136
warning lamp 19, 21

Brake rotors

brake system 140
breaking-in 136

Brakes 140

ABS 91
brake fluid 155
brake pads 140
breaking-in 136
handbrake 64
indicator/warning lamp 19, 20
Brake system

brake fluid 155
brake fluid level 140, 155
brake pads 140
breaking-in 136
disk brakes 140
warning lamp 19

Brake wear warning

warning lamp 19, 21
Breakdown, Flat Tire

Monitor 98

Breakdown assistance,

refer to Roadside Assistance 173

Breaking-in 136

Brake pads 140

Buttons on steering wheel 23

California Proposition

65 Warning 9

Calling, refer to telephone

Owner's Manual

Can holders, refer to Cup

holders 120
Capacities 183
Car care, refer to Caring for

your vehicle brochure

Car-care products, refer to

Caring for your vehicle brochure

Care, refer to Caring for your

vehicle brochure

Care of paintwork, refer to

Caring for your vehicle brochure

Everything from A to Z

Car phone, refer to separate

Changing wheels

Clock 82

Cargo area 124
capacity 182
cover, refer to Roll-up cover 125
emergency operation, refer to Unlocking manually 35, 36
enlarging 124
floor cover 127
lamps 103
lid, refer to Liftgate/ tailgate 35, 36
opening, remote control 31
opening/closing, refer to Liftgate 35
opening/closing, refer to Tailgate 36
opening from inside 35
opening from outside 35

Cargo-area partition net 125
Cargo bay, refer to Cargo

area 124

Cargo floor, pull-out 128
Cargo loading 130
Caring for leather, refer to

Caring for your vehicle brochure

Caring for the carpet, refer to

Caring for your vehicle brochure

Owner's Manual

Car phone provision 116
Car radio, refer to Owner's

Manual for Radio/Onboard Computer

Car wash, refer to Caring for

your vehicle brochure

Cassette operation, refer to Owner's Manual for Radio/ Onboard Computer

CD changer, refer to Owner's Manual for Radio/Onboard Computer

CD operation, refer to

Owner's Manual for Radio/ Onboard Computer

Center armrest, refer to

Storage compartments 119

compact wheel 167
spare wheel 167

Charge-current indicator

lamp 19

Charging battery 171
CHECK button 77
Check Control 77
Child's seat, refer to Child-

restraint systems 57

Child-restraint fixing system

LATCH 59

Child-restraint systems 57
Child-safety locks 60
Chocks 166
Chrome parts, care, refer to

Caring for your vehicle brochure

Cigarette lighter 121, 122
Cigarette lighter socket, refer

Center brake lamp, replacing

to Socket 121

bulbs 164

Central locking system 30

interior 34

Circulation of air, refer to

Recirculated-air mode 105, 110

Changes, technical, refer to

For your own safety 9

Changing a wheel 165
Changing gears with

automatic transmission with Steptronic 66

Cleaning, vehicle, refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure

Cleaning rear window 71
Climate control in the rear

passenger area 111

Car keys, refer to Keys 30

Changing tires 145

12 or 24-hour mode 82
hour signal 83
setting 82
setting, also refer to Owner's Manual for Radio/ Onboard Computer setting time and date 82

Closing

from inside 34
from outside 31
Clothes hooks 120
Clutch 136

breaking-in 136

Cockpit 14
Code

activating 88
deactivating 89
establishing 88

Cold starting, refer to

Starting engine 63

Combination of wheels/

tires 148

Comfort seat 46
Comfort starting, refer to

Starting engine 63

Compact Disc operation, refer to Owner's Manual for Radio/Onboard Computer

Compact wheel, changing

wheels 167

Everything from A to Z

Compartments, refer to

Coolant 154

Storage compartments 119

Compass interior rearview

mirror 117

Computer 79, 85

also refer to Owner's Manual for Onboard Computer

Condensation, refer to

Air conditioning 105, 110

level 154
temperature gauge 76
warning lamp 76

Coolant temperature 76
Coolant temperature

gauge 76

Cooling, maximum 110
Cooling, refer to

Air conditioning 105, 110
Temperature 105, 109

Connecting vacuum cleaner,

refer to Sockets 121, 128

Copyright 4
Cornering light, refer to

Consumption, refer to

Average fuel consumption 80
Fuel consumption 87

Consumption display, refer

to Energy control 74

Adaptive Head Light 101

Date

Correct tires wheel/tire replacement 148
winter tires 149

Courtesy illumination, refer

Consumption indicator, refer

to Courtesy lighting 103

to Fuel gauge 75

Contents 4
Controls, refer to Cockpit 14
Convenience opening mode

panorama glass roof 31
windows 31

Convenience operation

from outside 33
panorama glass roof 33
windows 33

Courtesy lighting 103
Cruise control 71

buttons on steering wheel 23
indicator lamp 22

Cruising range 80, 87
Cup holders 120
Curb weight, refer to

Weights 182

Current consumption, refer

to Energy control 74

189n

Cylinders, refer to Engine

data 180

Dashboard, refer to

Cockpit 14

Defrosting windows and removing condensation air conditioner 106
automatic climate control 109

Defrost position, refer to

Dashboard lighting, refer to

Instrument lighting 102

Data, technical 180

Defrosting windows 106, 109

Digital clock 82

dimensions 181
engine 180
filling capacities 183
weights 182

also refer to Owner's Manual for Onboard Computer changing 82
displaying 82

Daytime driving lamps 100
DBC Dynamic Brake

Control 91
indicator lamp 21

also refer to Owner's Manual for Onboard Computer

Digital compass 117
Dimensions 181
Dimming feature, interior

mirror 138

Dipstick, engine oil 152
Directional indicators, refer

to Turn signals 68

Disk brakes 140
Displacement, refer to

Engine specifications 180
Display, refer to Instrument

Deactivating the alarm in an

cluster 15, 17, 18

emergency 89

Defective lamp 161
Defrosting windows 106, 109

air conditioner 106
automatic climate control 109

Display lighting, refer to Instrument lighting 102

Disposal, vehicle battery 171
Distance to destination 86
Distance warning, refer to

PDC Park Distance Control 90

Everything from A to Z

Divided rear seat backrest, refer to Folding rear seat back 124

Door keys 30
Door lock 33
DOT Quality Grades 145
Draft-free

ventilation 106, 111

Driving lamps, refer to

Parking lamps/low beams 100
Driving notes

breaking-in 136
driving hints 137, 138

Driving on poor roads 138
Driving stability control 92
Driving tips, refer to Driving

notes 137

Driving your X5 138
Dry air, refer to Air

conditioning 105, 110
DSC Dynamic Stability

Control 92
warning lamp 22

DVD changer, refer to

Owner's Manual for Radio/ Onboard Computer

Dynamic Brake Control

DBC 91
indicator lamp 21

Dynamic Stability Control

Emergency Service, refer to

Engine overheating, refer to

DSC 92
warning lamp 22

EBV Electronic brake-force

distribution 91
Electrical defect

liftgate 35
tailgate 36

Electrical malfunction

automatic transmission with Steptronic 67
door lock 33
driver's door 33
fuel filler door 24
panorama glass roof 42

Electric steering wheel

adjustment 52

Electronic brake-force distri-

bution EBV 91

Electronic Stability Program ESP, refer to DSC Dynamic Stability Control 92

Emergency call 173
Emergency operation, refer

to Manual operation driver's door 33
fuel filler door 24
liftgate 35
panorama glass roof 42
tailgate 36

Roadside Assistance 173
Energy-conscious driving, refer to Energy control 74

Energy control 74
Engine

breaking-in 136
data 180
electronic circuitry 22
overheated, refer to Coolant temperature gauge 76
speed 74
starting 62
switching off 63

Engine compartment 151
Engine coolant 154
Engine oil 152

additives, refer to Specified engine oils 153
filling capacity 183
indicator/warning lamp 19
specified engine oils 153

Engine oil level 152

indicator/warning lamp 21

Engine oil pressure,

indicator/warning lamp 19

Engine oil temperature

gauge 75

Engine output, refer to

Engine specifications 180

Coolant temperature gauge 76

Engine specifications 180
Engine speed, refer to

Engine specifications 180

Environmentally friendly driving, refer to Energy control 74

ESP Electronic Stability Program, refer to DSC Dynamic Stability Control 92

Event Data Recorders 157
Exhaust system 137
Extended immobilizer

function 88

Exterior mirrors 53

automatic dimming feature 138
folding in and out 54
External air, automatic

climate control 110

Failure messages, refer to

Check Control 77
Failure of a current

consumer 172

False alarms, refer to

Avoiding unintentional alarms 39

Everything from A to Z

191n

Fastening seat belts

refer to Safety belts 49

Fasten safety belts

warning lamp 21, 49

Fault displays, refer to Check

Control 77
Filter, refer to

Microfilter 106
Microfilter/activated- charcoal filter 112

First aid, refer to First-aid

kit 24

First-aid kit 24
Flashlight 119
Flat, compact wheel 167
Flat tire 165

compact wheel 167
Flat Tire Monitor 98
refer to Changing a wheel 165
refer to Tire inflation pressure 141
spare wheel 167
Flat Tire Monitor 98

false alarms 98
initializing system 99
limits of system 98
show chains 149
warning lamp 99

Floor mats, refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure

Fluid level, indicator lamp 21
Fog lamps, indicator lamp 22
Folding floor cover up 128
Folding rear backrest 124
Folding rear seat back 124
Footbrake, refer to General

driving notes 137
Footwell lamps 103
For information on breaking in the differential, refer to Engine and differential 136

Four-wheel drive system,

refer to xDrive 94

Front airbags 55
Front fog lamps 102

replacing bulbs 163

Fuel

average consumption 80, 87
display 75
quality 26
volume, refer to Capacities 183

Fuel display, refer to Fuel

gauge 75

Fuel filler door 24

manual operation 24

Fuel-saving driving, refer to

Energy control 74

Fuel tank capacity, refer to

Capacities 183

Full preparation package mobile phone, refer to separate Owner's Manual

Fuses 172

Garage-door opener, refer to

Integrated universal remote control 114

Gasoline, refer to Fuel

quality 26

Gasoline display, refer to

Fuel gauge 75
Gear display 65
Gearshift lever, manual

transmission 64

General driving notes 137
Glove box, refer to Glove

compartment 119

Glove compartment 119
Grills, refer to

Ventilation 106, 111
Gross weight, refer to

Weights 182

Ground clearance 139

Flooding, refer to Driving

Fuel gauge 75

through water 138

Handbrake 64

indicator lamp 19, 21

Hand lamp, refer to

Rechargeable flashlight 119

Hands-free microphone, refer to Telephone 116

Hands-free system 116

refer to Microphone 116
Hazard warning flashers 14
HDC Hill Descent Control 94
Head airbags 55
Headlamp control,

automatic 100

Headlamp cover, care, refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure

Headlamp flasher 68

indicator lamp 22

Headlamps

care, refer to Caring for your vehicle brochure replacing bulbs 161

Headlamp washer

reservoir 152
volume, refer to Filling capacities 183

Headlamp washer system

headlamp washing 70
washer fluid 152

Everything from A to Z

Head restraints 47

adjusting 47
installing in front 48
removing and installing in rear 48
removing in front 48
sitting safely 43
Heated mirrors 54
Heated rear window air conditioner 105
automatic climate control 110

Heated seats 52
Heated steering wheel 53
Heater

rear window 105, 110
steering wheel 53

Heating

exterior mirror 54
residual heat utilization 110
seats 52

Heating and

ventilation 104, 107

Heating while stationary 110
Heavy cargo, refer to Cargo

loading 131

Heavy-duty cargo straps,

refer to Cargo loading 131

Height, refer to

Dimensions 181