Bmw 330Ci Coupe 2004 Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 128)

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Coolant

Do not add coolant to the cooling

system when the engine is hot. If

you attempt to do so, escaping coolant

can cause burns.

Antifreeze and anti-corrosion agents

are hazardous to health. You should

always store them their its closed origi-

nal containers and in a location which is

out of reach of children. Antifreeze and

anti-corrosion agents are inflammable.

For this reason, do not spill them on hot

engine parts. They could ignite and

cause burns. Comply with the instruc-

tions on the containers.<

Comply with the applicable envi-

ronmental laws regulating the dis-

posal of antifreeze with corrosion inhib-

itor.<

Checking the coolant level and

adding coolant

Check the coolant level when the

engine is cold, approx. 687/+206.

1. Open the cap for the expansion tank

by turning it slightly counterclock-

wise to allow accumulated pressure

to escape. Then open

2. The coolant level is correct when the

upper end of the red float rod is at

least even with the upper edge of the

filler neck; see arrow. The end of the

float may stick out by a maximum of

3/4 in / 2 cm – that is, up to the sec-

ond mark on the float

3. If necessary, add coolant. If the cool-

ant is low, slowly add coolant until

the correct level is reached – do not

overfill.

Brake fluid

Indicator lamp

The brake warning lamp comes

on when the parking brake is

not engaged: the brake fluid

level is too low, refer to page 18.

Brake warning lamp for Cana-

dian models.

Adding brake fluid

For adding brake fluid or for determin-

ing and correcting the cause of brake

fluid loss, consult your BMW center.

Your BMW center is familiar with the

specifications for factory-approved

brake fluids – DOT 4.

Brake fluid loss may result in extended

brake pedal travel. Refer to the informa-

tion on page 116.

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