Bmw X5 3.0i SAV 2006 Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 139)

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Driving your X5

> Please note that it is possible for the

undercarriage to touch the ground,

for example on crests and bumpy

roads. The ground clearance of the

vehicle is:

– without self-leveling suspension

X5 3.0i, 4.4i: 8 in/20 cm

X5 3.0d: 7 in/17.5 cm

– with 2-axle self-leveling suspen-

sion

*

6.5-9 in/16.5-22 cm, depending on

the level selected.

> Only drive through water up to a max-

imum depth of 20 in/50 cm and only

at walking speed, making sure not to

stop in the process. When equipped

with 2-axle self leveling suspension

*

,

switch the vehicle to the Off-Road

setting before driving through, refer

to page 97.

After leaving the water, apply the

footbrake lightly several times while

driving at low speeds so as to dry the

brakes by braking and to prevent

decreased braking action due to wet-

ness.

Back onto paved road

Our recommendation that you observe

the following points after driving on

adverse road surfaces is not intended

as a beauty treatment for your BMW.

Instead, it is intended to maintain driv-

ing safety:

> Clean the worst of the dirt from the

body and inspect the undercarriage

for damage.

> Clean mud, snow, ice etc. from the

wheels and tires and check the

wheels for damage.

> Check to determine whether rocks,

gravel or accumulations of dirt on the

brake rotors and calipers could influ-

ence braking performance. Remove

all such foreign objects.

> In order to clean the brake rotors,

apply the footbrake gently several

times while driving at a low speed.

Be sure that following traffic is not

endangered by this.

> For cleaning the handbrake, apply the

lever slightly at approx. 25 mph/

40 km/h and continue to drive for

approx. 200 yards/200 meters, pro-

vided that traffic conditions allow you

to do so.

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