2000-2006 BMW M3 4 Door Controls and features -> Everything under control User Manual
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ometer  
Engine oil temperature  
e pre-warning zone  
The general operating temperature lies  
between 1757/806 and 2507/  
1206. During high-performance driv-  
ing, do not exceed a maximum value of  
3007/1506.  
ow pre-warning zone displays  
permissible engine speeds,  
ing on the engine temperature.  
engine temperature climbs,  
the sectors for this pre-warning  
will go out one after the other.  
ngine speeds in the early warn-  
e if possible.  
llow the engine to operate with  
dle in the red overspeed zone of  
ge.  
ect the engine, the fuel supply is  
ted when you approach this  
 
ine coolant temperature gauge  
77  
To check the coolant level, refer to  
page 124.  
ngine is still cold. Drive at moder-  
ngine and vehicle speeds.  
een the blue and red zones  
al operating range. The needle  
se as far as the edge of the red  
r during normal operation.  
you switch on the ignition, the  
ng lamp comes on briefly as an  
tion check.  
lamp comes on while operating  
hicle: the engine has overheated.  
h off the engine immediately and  
it to cool down.  
 
Check Control  
ng message and a '–' in front of  
mber mean that the service inter-  
already been exceeded by the  
e shown on the display. Please  
your BMW center for an  
ment.  
Display  
When the ignition key is in position 2,  
the following information and/or condi-  
tions are indicated using symbols until  
the conditions have been corrected.  
1 Inspect the low-beam and high-beam  
headlamps, as well as the parking  
lamps  
2 Door open  
3 Luggage compartment lid open  
4 Check tail or brake lamps  
When you open the driver's door, after  
having turned the ignition key to posi-  
tion 0, you will hear an acoustic signal  
for a few seconds to remind you that  
the lamps have not been switched off.  
 
79  
Every time you press the button, the  
clock display alternates between the  
12-hour and 24-hour mode.  
In ignition key position 0: the time is  
displayed for a few seconds after you  
press the left button, refer to Odometer  
on page 76.  
ng  
Before the clock can be set, the  
ime must be showing in the  
ment cluster display.<  
he ignition key in position 1 or  
r
t ahead: turn the right button to  
ght.  
t back: turn the right button to the  
djustment speed will increase the  
r you continue to hold the right  
n.  
ange the display mode: press the  
button briefly.  
 
After giving an ice warning, the  
display returns to the previous  
setting.<  
The ice warning does not alter the  
fact that surface ice can form at  
temperatures above 37.57/+36, on  
bridges or shaded road surfaces, for  
instance.<  
e temperature  
n change the units of measure  
or the outside temperature dis-  
pressing the right-hand reset  
n the instrument cluster while  
perature display is active. The  
measure 6/7 in the tempera-  
play of the automatic climate  
change automatically, refer to  
2.  
rning  
utside temperature drops to  
7.57/+36, then the computer  
omatically switch to a display of  
ide temperature. In addition, a  
ounds as a warning and the dis-  
shes for a brief period.  
 
81  
t is important that you refuel when  
he cruising range falls below  
x. 35 miles/50 kilometers. Other-  
the engine cannot be guaranteed  
erate properly and damage may  
.<  
age speed  
continue to press and hold the  
n on the turn signal lever, the aver-  
peed being displayed is recalcu-  
from that point in time.  
me spent when the vehicle is sta-  
y and the engine is shut off is  
ed for the calculation.  
 

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