BMW 335i xDrive Owner's Handbook Manual

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Owner's Handbook

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Owner's Handbook for Vehicle

Congratulations on your choice of a BMW.

The better you are acquainted with your car, the easier you will

find driving it to be. We would therefore like to offer you the fol-

lowing advice:

Please read the Owner's Handbook before setting out in your

new BMW. It contains important notes on how to operate the car,

enabling you to derive maximum benefit from the technical

advantages of your BMW. It also contains useful information

which will help you to uphold both the car's operating safety and

its full resale value.

Supplementary information is provided in the other documents

of on-board literature.

We wish you many a safe and enjoyable journey,

BMW AG

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Contents

The quickest access to a particular topic or item

is by consulting the detailed alphabetical index,

see page 166.

About this Owner's Handbook

4 Notes

Overview

8 Cockpit

Controls

16 Opening and closing

32 Adjusting

40 Child safety

45 Driving

61 Everything under control

70 Technical features for driving comfort and

safety

78 Lights

84 Climate

92 Practical interior equipment

Driving hints

106 Driving precautions

Mobility

116 Refuelling

119 Wheels and tyres

122 In the engine compartment

127 Maintenance

129 Replacing parts

137 Mutual aid

142 Indicator and warning lights

Reference

154 Technical data

166 From A to Z

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Notes

4

Notes

About this Owner's

Handbook

We have tried to make all the information in this

Owner's Handbook easy to find. The quickest

access to a specific topic or item is by consult-

ing the detailed alphabetical index at the end.

Consult the first chapter for an initial overview of

your car.

When the time comes to sell your BMW, please

remember to hand over this Owner's Hand-

book; it is an important part of the vehicle.

Additional sources of information

If you have any queries, BMW Service will be

glad to advise you.

Information on BMW, e.g. on technical aspects,

can also be found on the Internet on

www.bmw.com.

Symbols used

Indicates precautions that must be fol-

lowed precisely in order to avoid the pos-

sibility of personal injury and serious damage to

the vehicle.<

Indicates information that will assist you

in gaining the optimum benefit from your

vehicle and enable you to care more effectively

for your vehicle.<

Refers to measures that can be taken to

help protect the environment.<

< Marks the end of a specific item of informa-

tion.

*

Identifies optional extras or specific national-

market items of equipment, as well as equip-

ment and functions not yet available at the time

of printing.

Symbol for components and

assemblies

Recommends that you study the relevant

section of this Owner's Handbook in con-

nection with a particular part or assembly.

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Your individual vehicle

When you ordered your BMW, you chose vari-

ous items of equipment. This Owner's Hand-

book describes all models and equipment

specifications which BMW offers within this

particular model line.

This explains why the Owner's Handbook may

also contain details of items which you have not

ordered. The differences can easily be identi-

fied by the asterisk

*

shown against optional

extras.

Should your BMW feature equipment which is

not described in this Owner's Handbook,

please refer to the Supplementary Owner's

Handbooks supplied with your vehicle.

In right-hand drive vehicles, some of the

controls are arranged differently from

those shown in the illustrations of this Owner's

Handbook.<

Status at time of printing

The high safety and quality standards of BMW

vehicles are maintained by unceasing develop-

ment work on designs, equipment and acces-

sories. In rare instances, your car may therefore

differ from the information supplied in the

Owner's Handbook.

For your own safety

Maintenance and repair

The advanced technology behind this car,

for example the use of modern materials

and high-performance electronics, means that

specially adapted methods of maintenance and

repair are required. Always have the necessary

work on your BMW performed either by BMW

Service or by a workshop that operates to BMW

specifications and has suitably trained person-

nel. If such work is performed inexpertly, it could

result in consequential damage and thus con-

stitute a safety risk.<

Parts and accessories

BMW recommends using parts and

accessory products on this vehicle that

are specifically approved for this purpose by

BMW.

You are recommended to consult BMW Service

for advice on Genuine BMW parts and accesso-

ries, other BMW-approved products and com-

petent advice on all related matters.

The safety and compatibility of these parts and

products in conjunction with BMW vehicles

have been checked by BMW. BMW accepts

product liability for them.

BMW cannot accept liability for parts or acces-

sory products of any kind which it has not

approved.

BMW is unable to assess each individual prod-

uct of outside origin as to its suitability for use

on BMW vehicles without safety risk. This suit-

ability cannot be guaranteed even if an official

permit has been issued for the particular prod-

uct in a specific country. Tests performed for

such permits cannot always cover all operating

conditions for BMW vehicles, and some of them

therefore are insufficient.<

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Overview

This summary of buttons, switches and

displays serves as an initial guide.

In addition, it gives you an insight

into the principles behind the various ways

in which functions can be performed.

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Cockpit

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Cockpit

Around the steering wheel: controls and displays

3 Folding outside mirrors in and out

*

38

4 Adjusting outside mirrors, parking position

function

*

38

1

Safety switch for electric rear

windows 27

2

Opening and closing windows 26

5

Headlight beam throw

adjustment

*

80

6

Side lights 78

Low-beam headlights 78

Automatic driving lights

control

*

78

Adaptive Head Light

*

80

High-Beam Assistant

*

81

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9 Instrument cluster 10

12 Ignition lock 45

13 Buttons

*

on steering wheel

14 Horn, entire surface

15 Adjusting steering wheel 39

17 Releasing the engine compartment lid 122

7

Fog lights

*

82

Rear fog lights

*

82

8

Flashing turn indicators 50

High-beam headlights/headlight

flasher 80

High-Beam Assistant

*

81

Parking lights

*

80

Computer 63

Settings and information about the

vehicle 64

Instrument lighting 82

10

Windscreen wipers 51

Rain sensor

*

51

Touring:

Rear window wiper 52

11

Switching the ignition on/off and

starting/stopping the engine 45

Telephone

*

:

> Press: accept and end a call,

start dialling

*

for selected

phone numbers. Redial if no

phone number has been

selected

> Press for longer: redial

Volume control

Changing radio station

Selecting music track

Scrolling through phone book and

through lists with stored phone

numbers

Next entertainment source

Recirculated-air mode 85

16

Cruise control

*

for 4-cylinder engines 52

for 6-cylinder engines 53

Active Cruise Control

*

55

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Instrument cluster

1 Speedometer

2 Flashing turn indicators

3 Indicator and warning lights 11

4 Displays for Active Cruise Control

*

55

5 Revolution counter 61

6 Energy Control

*

62

Engine oil temperature

*

62

7 Display for

> Clock 61

> Outside temperature 61

> Indicator and warning lights 68

8 Display for

> Position of automatic gearbox

*

47

> Computer 63

> Date of next scheduled service, and

remaining driving distance 66

> Distance recorder – odometer – and trip

distance recorder 61

> High-Beam Assistant

*

81

> Initialising the Run Flat Indicator 74

> Checking engine oil level

*

123

> Settings and information 64

> There is a Check Control

message 68

9 Fuel gauge 62

10 Resetting trip distance recorder 61

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Indicator and warning lights

The principle

Indicator and warning lights can come on in var-

ious combinations and colours in panel 1 or 2.

Some lights are checked for proper functioning

and thus come on briefly when the engine starts

or the ignition is switched on.

What to do in the event of a fault

A list of all indicator and warning lights, as well

as notes on the possible cause of a fault and on

what corresponding measures should be taken,

can be found starting on page 142.

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Cockpit

12

Around the centre console: controls and displays

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1 Microphone for voice input system

*

and

hands-free mode for telephone

*

2 SOS: initiating an emergency call

*

137

3 Reading lights 83

4 Glass roof/panorama glass roof

*

29

5 Interior lights 82

6 Indicator light

*

front passenger airbags 41

7 Hazard warning flashers

8 Dynamic Traction Control DTC 72

9 Central locking system 20

10 Radio, see separate Operating Instructions

11 Air conditioner or automatic air-condition-

ing system

*

Air distribution for air

conditioner 85

Air distribution to the

windscreen

*

87

Air distribution to the upper body

area

*

87

Air distribution to the footwell

*

87

Automatic air distribution and flow

rate control

*

88

Cooling function 89

Automatic Air Recirculation Control

AUC

*

88

Recirculated-air mode 85, 88

Maximum cooling

*

87

Residual heat utilisation

*

88

Air flow rate 85, 88

Defrosting windows

*

88

Rear window heating 85, 89

12

Seat heating

*

36

Park Distance Control PDC

*

70

Saloon:

Roller sunblind

*

95

Hill Descent Control HDC

*

72

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Controls

This chapter enables you to operate your car

with greater ease. All equipment items that are

of relevance for driving and make your journey

safer and more comfortable are described here.

Controls

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Opening and closing

Keys/remote controls

Every remote control contains a rechargeable

battery that is automatically recharged when it

is in the ignition lock while the car is being

driven. Drive a longer distance with each

remote control at least twice annually in order to

maintain battery charge. If your car is fitted with

convenient access

*

, the remote control con-

tains a replaceable battery, see page 26.

The settings called up and implemented when

the car is unlocked depend on which remote

control is used to unlock the car, see Personal

Profile, page 16.

In addition, information about service require-

ments is stored in the remote control, see

Service data in the remote control, page 127.

Integrated key

Press button 1 to release the key.

The integrated key fits the following locks:

> Key switch for front passenger airbags

*

,

see page 40

> Glove box, see page 95

> Driver's door, see page 19

> Saloon:

Luggage compartment lid, see page 21

New remote controls

BMW Service can supply new remote controls

with integrated keys, as additional units or as

replacements in the event of loss.

Personal Profile

The principle

You can set many of your BMW's functions to

suit your personal needs and preferences.

Without any action on your part, Personal Pro-

file ensures that most of these settings are

saved for the remote control currently in use.

When you unlock the car the remote control

used for the purpose is recognised and the set-

tings saved for it are called up and imple-

mented.

This means that your personal settings will be

activated for you, even if in the meantime your

BMW was used by someone else with another

remote control and the corresponding settings.

Individual settings are saved for up to three

remote controls.

Personal Profile settings

For more information on specific settings, see

the pages referred to.

> Response of the central locking system

when the car is unlocked, see page 17

> Automatic locking of the vehicle, see

page 20

> Automatic call-up

*

of preferred driver's

seat position on unlocking, see page 36

> Triple turn signal, see page 50

> 12h/24h mode of the clock, see page 65

> Date format, see page 65

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> Units of measure for fuel consumption, dis-

tance covered/remaining range, and tem-

perature, see page 65

> Headlight courtesy delay feature, see

page 78

> Daytime driving lights, see page 79

> High-Beam Assistant, see page 81

> Automatic air-conditioning system

*

: AUTO

program, activating/deactivating cooling

function and Automatic Air Recirculation

Control, setting temperature, air flow rate

and distribution, see page 87 ff

> Audio volume, see separate Operating

Instructions

> Speed-dependent volume control, see sep-

arate Operating Instructions

Central locking system

The principle

The central locking becomes active when the

driver's door is closed.

The following are unlocked or locked in combi-

nation:

> Doors

> Luggage compartment lid/tailgate

> Fuel filler flap

Operating from outside

> Via the remote control

> Via the door lock

> With convenient access

*

by means of the

handles on the driver's and the front pas-

senger's door

The deadlocks are operated at the same time.

The latter prevent the doors from being

unlocked either at the safety lock buttons or

door handles. In addition, if the remote control

is used, the interior lights and the doors' ground

lights

*

are switched on or off. The alarm sys-

tem

*

is also armed or disarmed.

For further details of the alarm system, see

page 23.

Operating from inside

By means of the button for central locking, see

page 20.

In the event of a sufficiently severe accident, the

central locking system unlocks automatically. In

addition, the hazard warning flashers and the

interior lights are switched on.

Opening and closing:

With the remote control

Persons remaining in the car or pets left

inside can lock the doors from the inside.

You should therefore take the remote control

with you when you get out of the vehicle so that

the latter can be opened from the outside.<

Unlocking

Press the button.

The interior lights, the ground lights

*

and the

welcome lights come on.

You can also set the way in which the car is

unlocked. The setting is stored for the remote

control currently in use.

Operating principle, see page 64.

1. Switch on the ignition, see page 45.

2. Lightly push button 1 in the turn indicator

lever up or down repeatedly until the sym-

bol and the word "SET" are displayed.

3. Press button 2.

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4. Lightly push button 1 in the turn indicator

lever down repeatedly until the symbol is

displayed.

5. Press button 2.

6. Press button 1 to select:

>

Press the button once to unlock only

the driver's door and the fuel filler flap.

Press it twice to unlock the entire vehi-

cle.

>

Press the button once to unlock the

entire vehicle.

7. Press button 2.

The setting is stored for the remote control

currently in use.

Convenient opening

Hold the button pressed.

The windows

and the glass roof

*

/panorama

glass roof

*

are opened.

Locking

Press the button.

Do not lock the car from the outside when

there is someone inside it, as it cannot

then be unlocked from the inside in some

national-market versions.<

Convenient closing

Hold the button pressed.

The windows

and the glass roof

*

/panorama

glass roof

*

are closed.

Watch the closing movement to ensure

that no one is trapped. The closing proce-

dure is interrupted if the button is released.<

Switching on the interior lights

While the car is locked:

Press the button.

This function also enables you to locate the car,

for instance in a parking garage.

Saloon:

Unlocking the luggage compartment

lid

Press the button for longer.

The luggage compartment lid opens a short

distance, regardless of whether it was locked or

unlocked.

On certain national-market versions, the

luggage compartment lid cannot be

opened unless the car has been unlocked.

In order to avoid damage, make sure there is

sufficient clearance before opening the luggage

compartment lid. If the luggage compartment

lid had been locked before it was opened, it is

locked again as soon as it is closed.

Before and after each trip, check that the lug-

gage compartment lid has not been inadvert-

ently unlocked.<

Touring:

Unlocking the tailgate

Press the button for longer.

The tailgate opens a short distance, regardless

of whether it was locked or unlocked.

On certain national-market versions, the

tailgate cannot be opened unless the car

has been unlocked.

If the tailgate had been locked before it was

opened, it is locked again as soon as it is closed.

Before and after each trip, check that the tail-

gate has not been inadvertently unlocked.<

If you press the button on the remote

control for longer a second time within

three seconds, the roller-blind cover is raised

*

.

Before closing the tailgate, press the roller blind

down until it snaps into place.<

Setting confirmation signals

You can choose to have visual confirmation that

the car has been unlocked or locked.

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