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2007 BMW Z4 M Coupe Owners Manual - Irvine BMW

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SupplementaryOwner's <strong>Manual</strong>for <strong>BMW</strong><strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>The UltimateDriving Machine


<strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>Supplementary Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> for VehicleCongratulations, and thank you for choosing a <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong>.Thorough familiarity with your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>will provide you with enhanced control and security when youdrive it. Therefore, we have one request:Before starting off in your new <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>,please take the time to read this Supplementary Owner's <strong>Manual</strong>and familiarize yourself with the information that we have compiledfor you. The manual contains important data and instructionsintended to assist you in obtaining maximum satisfactionfrom your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster's/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>'s unique array ofadvanced technical features.We wish you an enjoyable driving experience.<strong>BMW</strong> AG


NotesNotesAbout this Owner's <strong>Manual</strong>This Supplementary Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> containsall the important equipment, instructions andtechnical data in which differs <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> MRoadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong> differ from the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>.For descriptions of equipment not included inthis Supplementary Owner's <strong>Manual</strong>, pleaserefer to the Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> oradditional brochures in the vehicle's literature.We have made every effort to ensure that youwill find what you need in this SupplementaryOwner's <strong>Manual</strong> as quickly as possible. Thefastest way to find specific topics is to refer tothe detailed index at the back of the manual. Ifyou wish to gain an initial overview of your vehicle,you will find this in the first chapter.Should you sell your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M<strong>Coupe</strong> some day, please remember to handover the Supplementary Owner's <strong>Manual</strong>as well; it is an important component of yourvehicle.Symbols usedIndicates precautions that must be followedprecisely in order to avoid the possibilityof personal injury and serious damage tothe vehicle.Indicates information that will assist youin gaining the optimum benefit from yourvehicle and enable you to care more effectivelyfor your vehicle.Refers to measures that can be taken tohelp protect the environment.< Marks the end of a specific item of information.* Indicates special equipment, country-specificequipment and optional extras, as well asequipment and functions not yet available at thetime of printing.Symbol on vehicle partsIndicates that you should consult the relevantsection of this Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> forinformation on a particular part or assembly.4


Your individual vehicleWhen you ordered your <strong>BMW</strong>, you chose variousitems of equipment. This Owner's <strong>Manual</strong>describes all models and equipment that <strong>BMW</strong>offers within the same group.We hope you will understand that equipmentand features are included which you might nothave chosen for your vehicle. Any differencescan easily be identified since all optional accessoriesand special equipment are marked withan asterisk *.If equipment in your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M<strong>Coupe</strong> is not described in this SupplementaryOwner's <strong>Manual</strong>, please refer to the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>.Status at time of printing<strong>BMW</strong> pursues a policy of continuous, ongoingdevelopment that is conceived to ensure thatour vehicles continue to embody the highestquality and safety standards combined withadvanced, state-of-the-art technology. For thisreason, it is possible that features described inthis Supplementary Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> could differfrom those on your vehicle.5Reference MobilityDriving tipsControlsAt a glance


CockpitCockpitAround the steering wheel: controls and displaysFor descriptions of equipment listed herewithout a page reference, please refer tothe Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> under therespective term.


6Turn signal indicatorsHigh beams, headlamp flasherRoadside parking lamps*Computer11 Horn: the entire surface12Cruise control*13 Releasing the hood14 Opening the luggage compartment lid/tailgateAt a glance7 Instrument cluster 108 Windshield wipersRain sensor*9 Buttons on the steering wheelVolumeControls> Press: to accept and end atelephone call; to start dialingfor selected telephone numbers> Press longer: activate anddeactivate voice entry*Fast forward/rewind> RadioPress: next station storedPress longer: station search> CDPress: jump to next trackPress longer: fast forward/rewind> TelephoneScan register of namesDisplay/hide telephone book. Displaythe entries one after anotherwith the forward/backward buttonsDriving tipsMobility10 Ignition lock9Reference


Antilock Brake System ABS/Drivingstability control systems +Add washer fluidAntilock Brake System ABS/Drivingstability control systems for CanadianmodelsBrake system +Brake warning lamp for Canadian modelsBrake pads +Parking lamps/Low beamsFlat Tire Monitor* + 18Tire Pressure Monitor* + 18Airbags +Safety belt reminderDefective bulbDoors or luggage compartment lid/tailgateopenColorsCoolant temperature 17Check gas cap +The indicator and warning lamps can light up invarious colors and combinations.> Red:Stop the vehicle immediatelyoran important reminder> Red and yellow:Continue driving cautiously> Yellow:Have the system checked soonorfor your information> Green or blue:For your informationAt a glanceControlsDriving tipsEngine electronics +Malfunction in the engine electronics.You can continue to drive with reducedengine output. Please have the systeminspected by your <strong>BMW</strong> center.Service engine soon +Service engine soon indicator lamp forCanadian modelsMobilityDynamic Stability Control DSC + 18Add coolant11Reference


CockpitAround the center console: controls and displays12


For descriptions of equipment listed herewithout a page reference, please refer tothe Owner's <strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> under therespective term.


ControlsThis chapter is intended to provide you withinformation for complete control of your vehicle.All features and accessories that are useful fordriving and for your safety, comfort andconvenience, are described here.


DrivingDrivingDynamic Driving ControlIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, please take note of thefollowing differences for your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong>.At the touch of a button, the Dynamic DrivingControl's Sport mode enables you to drive your<strong>BMW</strong> in an even sportier style:The engine responds more spontaneously toany motion of the accelerator pedal.Activating the system> Car at standstill:With the key in position 2, press the SPORTbutton.The LED in the button comes on.> While driving:Press the SPORT button.The LED in the button comes on.The system is activated when you releasethe accelerator pedal.Deactivating the systemPress the SPORT button again.The LED in the button goes out.16


Everything under controlTachometerThe orange warning zone between arrows 1and 2 shows the currently permissible enginespeed, which depends on engine temperature.As engine temperature increases, some of theLEDs in this warning zone go out one afteranother.As much as possible, avoid driving at enginespeeds within the illuminated warning zone.Never force the engine speed up into the redwarning zone beginning at arrow 2. To protectthe engine, the fuel supply is interrupted whenspeed reaches this sector.Fuel gaugeReserveIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, the reserve level forthe <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong> is approx.2.6 US gallons/10 liters.Coolant temperatureIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong> is not equipped with a coolanttemperature gauge.Should the coolant and thus the engine becometoo hot, a warning lamp will come on in theinstrument cluster.Red warning lampThe engine is overheated. Reduce yourspeed immediately and pull over at asuitable location. Switch off the engineand allow it to cool down. Contact your nearest<strong>BMW</strong> center or a workshop that works accordingto <strong>BMW</strong> repair procedures with correspondinglytrained personnel.Do not open the hood, otherwise there isa risk of injury from scalding.


Technology for driving comfort and safetyTechnology for driving comfort and safetyDriving stability controlsystemsIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong> does not feature DynamicTraction Control DTC.Dynamic Stability Control DSCDSC prevents slip at the drive wheels whilestarting off and accelerating the vehicle. DSCalso recognizes unstable vehicle conditions,such as fishtailing or nose-diving. In thesecases, and subject to physical limits, DSC helpsto keep the vehicle on a steady course byreducing engine speed and by applying brakesat individual wheels.The laws of physics cannot be repealedeven with DSC. It will always be thedriver's responsibility to drive in a manner thatmatches road conditions. Therefore, do notlimit the additional safety margin by practicingrisky driving.


Warning of low tire inflation pressureThe warning lamp lights up in yellow. Asignal also sounds. There is a flat tire ora significant loss of tire pressure in oneor more tires.1. Reduce speed and pull the vehicle overcarefully. Avoid strong braking and steeringmaneuvers.2. Identify the damaged wheel or wheels. Todo this, check the tire inflation pressureusing the M Mobility System, refer toRestoring tire inflation pressure on page 33.If the damaged wheel cannot be identified,contact your <strong>BMW</strong> center.


Driving tipsThis section provides you with informationuseful in dealing with specific driving andoperating conditions.


Special operating instructionsSpecial operating instructionsBreak-in proceduresIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, please take note of thefollowing differences for your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong>.Always obey all official speed limits.Engine and differentialUp to 1,200 miles/2,000 kmDrive at varying engine and road speeds, but donot exceed 5,500 rpm or 105 mph/170 km/h.Strictly avoid depressing the accelerator pedalto full-throttle position.After the breaking-in inspection at 1,200 miles/2,000 km, engine or road speeds can be graduallyincreased.TransmissionThe function of the transmission reaches itsoptimal level only after driving a distance ofapprox. 300 miles/500 km. Do not exceedengine speeds of 5,500 rpm during this time.Driving notesGround clearanceThe front spoiler greatly restricts thevehicle's ground clearance. Make surethat your <strong>BMW</strong> always has sufficient groundclearance, e.g. when entering undergroundgarage complexes or driving over the edge of acurb; otherwise the front spoiler could be damaged.


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MobilityThis section helps you maintain your car'smobility by supplying important informationon vital topics including fuels and lubricants,wheels and tires, service, maintenance andbreakdown assistance.


RefuelingRefuelingNote when refuelingIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, please take note of thefollowing differences for your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong>.Fuel tank capacityApprox. 14.5 US gallons/55 liters, including thereserve capacity of approx. 2.6 US gallons/10 liters.Do not drive until the tank is empty. Otherwise,the engine may not operate properlyand damage could result.


Wheels and tiresCorrect wheels and tiresIn contrast to the descriptions in the Owner's<strong>Manual</strong> for the <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong>, your <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong>M <strong>Coupe</strong> is not equipped with Run-FlatTires.<strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster: tire inflation pressuresTire sizeAll pressure specifications in the table areindicated in psi/kilopascal with cold tires,cold = ambient temperatureFront: 225/45 ZR 18Rear: 255/40 ZR 18<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>: tire inflation pressuresSnow chains*Snow chains may be attached only to wintertires of the size 225/40R 18 on both rearwheels.Do not initialize the Flat Tire Monitor ifsnow chains are mounted*, as this maycause the instrument to issue an incorrect reading.Information for your safetyThe factory-approved radial-ply tires are specificallymatched to your vehicle and offer optimalroad safety as well as enhanced drivingcomfort if used properly.In the event of a flat tire, proceed as describedunder M Mobility System, refer to page 31.Pressure specifications in psi/kPa30/210–When driving with snow chains, you may find ithelpful to deactivate DSC temporarily, refer topage 18.


Under the hoodUnder the hoodImportant parts in the engine compartment1 Washer fluid reservoir for headlamp andwindshield washer system2 Filler neck for engine oil, refer to Addingengine oil3 Jump-starting connection4 Reservoir for brake fluid5 Coolant expansion tank6 Chassis ground, negative terminal7 Dipstick for engine oil, refer to Checking theoil levelEngine oilLike fuel consumption, engine oil consumptiondepends on your driving style and the vehicle'soperating conditions.Warning lampEngine oil pressureThe warning lamp lights up in red:The engine oil pressure is too low.Stop the vehicle immediately andswitch off the engine. Check the engine oil leveland top up if necessary. If the oil level is correct,please contact your nearest <strong>BMW</strong> center or aworkshop that works according to <strong>BMW</strong> repairprocedures with correspondingly trained personnel.Do not continue driving, otherwise theengine could sustain serious damagefrom inadequate lubrication.


The warning lamp lights up in yellowafter the engine is switched off. A signalalso sounds.Check the engine oil level using dipstick 7 at theearliest opportunity, e.g. when you stop torefuel, and refill engine oil.The warning lamp lights up in yellowwithin 30 seconds after the engine isstarted:The oil level sensor is defective. Have the systemchecked as soon as possible.Checking the oil level1. Position the vehicle on a level surface.2. Switch off the engine when it is at operatingtemperature.3. After approx. 1 minute, pull dipstick 7 outand wipe it off with a clean, lint-free cloth,paper towel or something similar.4. Carefully push the dipstick fully into its tube,then pull it out again.The oil level must be between the twomarks on the dipstick.The oil volume between the two marks on thedipstick corresponds to approx. 1.4 US quarts/1.3 liters.Adding engine oilDo not add oil until the oil level has droppedalmost to the lower mark on the dipstick, refer toChecking the oil level.Do not add oil beyond the upper mark onthe dipstick, otherwise excessive oil canlead to engine damage.


Under the hoodOnly use oils specifically approved for yourvehicle model.Your <strong>BMW</strong> center will be glad to adviseyou about oils currently approved for yourvehicle. Specificationpreferred: API SJ/CFalternative: API SJ, also SK, SL, S...Low ambient temperaturesThe oils used by <strong>BMW</strong> at the factory for yourvehicle model can be used at virtually all ambienttemperatures. However, if the vehicle isoperated for a longer period at temperaturesbelow –47/–206, your <strong>BMW</strong> center will beglad to recommend a suitable oil.30


Replacing componentsOnboard tool kitThe onboard tool kit is stored in a tool pouch.RoadsterThe onboard tool kit can be found on the righthandside of the cargo bay in a compartmentnext to the battery cover.<strong>Coupe</strong>: access to onboard tool kit1. Turn the quick-release fastener counterclockwise.2. Pull out the cover.When reinstalling the cover, make surethat its tabs are inserted into the correspondingcut-outs in the cargo bay trim panel.


Replacing componentsCorresponding information on using theM Mobility System is also provided on thedevice.


9 Connecting hose for connecting compressorand sealant bottle or compressor andwheelConnector, cable and connecting hose areattached to the bottom of the compressor.Using the M Mobility SystemTo repair a flat tire with the M Mobility System,proceed as follows:> Fill sealant into wheel> Distribute sealant> Restore tire inflation pressureFilling sealant into wheelStrictly adhere to the specified order, otherwisehighly pressurized sealant couldescape.


Replacing componentsContinued drivingDo not exceed the permissible maximumspeed of 50 mph or 80 km/h, otherwiseaccidents could result.


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ReferenceThis chapter will help you find the desiredinformation as quickly as possible. It containsthe Technical data section as well as themanual's index.


Technical dataTechnical dataEngine data<strong>Z4</strong> M Roadster/<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>Displacement cu in/cmµ 198.1/3,246Number of cylinders 6Maximum power output hp 330at engine speed rpm 7,900Maximum torque ft lbs/Nm 262/355at engine speed rpm 4,90038


Roadster: dimensionsAll measurements in inches/millimeters. Smallest turning circle dia. 34 ft 5 in/10.5 m.39Reference MobilityDriving tipsControlsAt a glance


Technical data<strong>Coupe</strong>: dimensionsAll measurements in inches/millimeters. Smallest turning circle dia. 34 ft 5 in/10.5 m.40


WeightsCapacities41<strong>Z4</strong> M RoadsterCurb weight lbs/kg 3,197/1,450Approved gross vehicle weight lbs/kg 3,759/1,750Load lbs/kg 562/255Approved front axle load lbs/kg 1,852/840Approved rear axle load lbs/kg 2,006/910Cargo bay capacity cu ft/liters 7.1/200With convertible top compartmentpanel folded upcu ft/liters 7.8/220Never exceed either the approved axle loads or the approved gross vehicle weight.<strong>Z4</strong> M <strong>Coupe</strong>Curb weight lbs/kg 3,230/1,465Approved gross vehicle weight lbs/kg 3,814/1,730Load lbs/kg 584/265Approved front axle load lbs/kg 1,885/855Approved rear axle load lbs/kg 2,061/935Cargo bay capacity cu ft/liters 8.7-10.6/245-300Never exceed either the approved axle loads or the approved gross vehicle weight.NotesFuel tank US gal/liters approx. 14.5/55including reserve of US gal/liters approx. 2.6/10Window washer systemincluding headlamp washers US quarts/liters approx. 5.3/5.0<strong>Manual</strong> transmission US quarts/liters 1.6/1.5 Oil change at breaking-ininspectionand during every Inspection IIDifferential US quarts/liters 1.2/1.1 Oil change at breaking-ininspectionand during every Inspection IIReference MobilityDriving tipsControlsAt a glance


Everything from A to ZEverything from A to ZIndexAABS Antilock Brake System– indicator lamp 11Accessories, refer to– Your individual vehicle 5Airbags– indicator lamp 11– warning lamp 11AKI, refer to Fuelspecifications 26Antilock Brake System ABS– indicator lamp 11Approved engine oils 29Assistance systems, refer toDynamic Stability ControlDSC 18Axle loads, refer to Weights 41BBattery– indicator lamp 10Brake fluid– indicator/warning lamp 11Brake hydraulic system– indicator/warning lamp 11Brake lamps– indicator lamp, defectivebulb 11Brake pad wear indicator– warning lamp 11Brakes– indicator/warning lamps 11– operating noise 22Brake system– indicator/warning lamps 11Breaking-in inspection 17Breaking in the differential,refer to Engine anddifferential 22Breaking in the transmission,refer to Transmission 22Break-in procedures 22Buttons on the steeringwheel 9CCapacity– cargo bay, refer toWeights 41Cargo bay– battery cover 31– capacity 41Center console, refer toAround the centerconsole 12Charge indicator lamp 10Check gas cap, indicatorlamp 11Cockpit 8Comfort area, refer to Aroundthe center console 12Compound brake discs, referto Braking safely 22Consumption display, refer toFuel gauge 17Controls and displays 8Coolant– indicator lamp 11Coolant temperature 17Coolant temperature gauge,refer to Coolanttemperature 17Curb weight, refer toWeights 41Customized equipment, referto Your individual vehicle 5Cylinders, refer to Enginedata 38DDashboard, refer to Cockpit 8Data 38– dimensions 39, 40– engine data 38– technical 38Data, technical– capacities 41– engine data 38– weights 41DBC Dynamic Brake Control– warning lamp 11Dimensions 39, 40Dipstick, engine oil 29Displacement, refer to Enginedata 38Display elements, refer toInstrument cluster 10Displays, refer to Instrumentcluster 10Displays and controls 8Drive-off assistance, refer toDynamic Stability ControlDSC 18Driving notes 22Driving stability controlsystems 18DSC Dynamic StabilityControl 18– indicator lamp 11, 18Dynamic Brake Control DBC– indicator lamp 11Dynamic Driving Control 16Dynamic Stability ControlDSC 18– indicator lamp 11, 18EEngine– breaking in 22– data 38– electronics 11– indicator lamp 11– speed 1742


Engine compartment 28Engine data 38Engine oil 28– adding 29– additives 29– alternative oil grades 30– approved engine oils 29– dipstick 29– indicator/warning lamp 10– oil grades, refer also toApproved engine oils 29Engine oil level 28– checking 29– indicator/warning lamp 10Engine oil pressure 28– indicator/warning lamp 10Engine oil sensor– indicator/warning lamp 10Engine oil temperature, referto Engine oilthermometer 17Engine oil thermometer 17Engine output, refer to Enginedata 38Engine speed, refer to Enginedata 38ESP Electronic StabilityProgram, refer to DynamicStability Control DSC 18FFasten safety belts– warning lamp 11Filling sealant into wheel 33Flat tire– Flat Tire Monitor 18– M Mobility System 31– Tire Pressure Monitor 18Flat tire, refer to Repairing aflat tire 31Flat Tire Monitor FTM 18– indicator/warninglamp 11, 18– snow chains 27FTM, refer to Flat TireMonitor 18Fuel– capacity, refer toCapacities 41– display 17– quality 26Fuel, refer to Fuelspecifications 26Fuel display, refer to Fuelgauge 17Fuel reserve indicator, refer toFuel gauge 17Fuel tank capacity, refer toCapacities 41GGasoline, refer to Fuelspecifications 26Gross weight, refer toWeights 41Ground clearance 22HHazard warning flashers 12Headlamp flasher– indicator lamp 10Headlamp washer reservoir– volume, refer toCapacities 41Height, refer toDimensions 39, 40High beams– indicator lamp 10Hood 28Horn 8IIndicator/warning lamp– brakes 11– Flat Tire Monitor 18– Tire Pressure Monitor 19Indicator and warning lamps,overview 10Inflation pressure monitoring,refer to– Flat Tire Monitor 18– Tire Pressure Monitor 18Inspection, refer to Serviceinterval display 17Instrument cluster 10Instrument panel, refer toCockpit 8Instrument panel, refer toInstrument cluster 10Interval– display, service 17KKnock control 26LLength, refer toDimensions 39, 40Longlife oils 30– alternative oils 30– approved engine oils 29Low-beam headlamps– indicator lamp 11Low beams– indicator lamp, defectivebulb 11Luggage compartmentcapacity, refer to Cargo baycapacity 41Luggage compartment lid– indicator lamp 11MM Mobility System 31– compressor 32– viscosity 32Maintenance– refer to Service intervaldisplay 17Manufacturer 5Measurements, refer toDimensions 39, 40Mobility System 31OOctane numbers, refer to Fuelspecifications 2643Reference MobilityDriving tipsControlsAt a glance


Everything from A to ZOil, refer to Engine oil 28Oil consumption 28Oil grades 29Oil level 28– checking 29– indicator lamp 10Oil pressure 28– indicator/warning lamp 10Oil sensor– indicator lamp 10Oil service 17Onboard tool kit 31PParking brake– indicator lamp 11Parking lamps– indicator lamp 11Parts and accessories, refer toYour individual vehicle 5Permissible axle load, refer toWeights 41Permissible gross weight,refer to Weights 41Power output, refer to Enginedata 38Power steering, hydraulic 19Pressure, tires– restoring with M MobilitySystem 31Pressure monitoring, tires,refer to– Flat Tire Monitor 18– Tire Pressure MonitorTPM 18RRear lamps– indicator lamp, defectivebulb 11Refueling 26SSafety belts– warning lamp 11Safety systems, refer to– Dynamic Stability ControlDSC 18Sealant bottle, refer toM Mobility System 31Service interval display 17Signal horn, refer to Horn 8Special oils, refer to Approvedengine oils 29Specified engine oils 29Speedometer 10Sport program– Dynamic Driving Control 16Stability control, refer to– Driving stability controlsystems 18– Dynamic Stability ControlDSC 18Status at time of printing 5Steering wheel 8– buttons on steering wheel 9Switches, refer to Cockpit 8Symbols 4TTable of contents 3Tachometer 17Tailgate– indicator lamp 11Tank capacity, refer to Fueltank capacity 41Tank indicator, refer to Fuelgauge 17Technical data 38Temperature– engine 17Tire, flat 18, 19– Flat Tire Monitor 18– indicator/warning lamp 11– M Mobility System 31– Tire Pressure Monitor 18Tire inflation pressure 27– loss 18Tire pressure monitoring,refer to– Flat Tire Monitor 18– Tire Pressure Monitor 18Tire Pressure MonitorTPM 18– indicator/warning lamp 19Tires– flat 18, 19– M Mobility System 31– pressure monitoring, refer toFlat Tire Monitor 18Tool kit, refer to Onboard toolkit 31Torque, refer to Enginedata 38TPM Tire PressureMonitor 18Track width, refer toDimensions 39, 40Traction control, refer toDynamic Stability ControlDSC 18Turning circle, refer toDimensions 39, 40Turn signal indicators– indicator lamp 10VVehicle– break-in period 22– dimensions, refer toDimensions 39, 40– weight 41Volume– fuel tank, refer toCapacities 41WWarning and indicatorlamps 10Washer fluid reservoir, refer to– Capacities 41Weights 41Wheelbase, refer toDimensions 39, 40Wheels and tires 27Width, refer toDimensions 39, 4044


Windshield washer reservoir– volume, refer toCapacities 41Wrench/screwdriver, refer toOnboard tool kit 3145Reference MobilityDriving tipsControlsAt a glance


RefuelingSo that you have important specifications availableto you when you stop to refuel, we recommendthat you fill out this table with the datathat apply to your vehicle. The index of this SupplementaryOwner's <strong>Manual</strong>, or the index of the<strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Z4</strong> Owner's <strong>Manual</strong>, directs you to therespective information.FuelSpecificationsPlease enter your preferred fuel here.Engine oilPreferred oil gradeThe oil volume between the two marks on theoil dipstick corresponds to approx.1.4 US quarts/1.3 liters.Tire inflation pressuresSummer tiresFrontRearWinter tiresFrontRearUp to 2 persons2 persons plus luggage


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