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Antilock Brake System (ABS) Disc brakes

Dynamic Brake Control (DBC)*

DBC is included in the DSC, refer to

information beginning on page 81.

If you step on the brake rapidly, this

system automatically produces

maximum braking force boost and thus

helps to achieve the shortest possible

braking distance during "panic stops."

All of the benefits of the ABS system

are exploited under these circum-

stances.

Do not reduce the pressure on the

brake pedal for the duration of the

brake application. When the brake

pedal is released, the DBC is deacti-

vated.

In the event of a malfunction,

the yellow warning lamp comes

on. Normal braking efficiency

and the anti-lock braking system are

still fully available.

Have the system checked and repaired

at your BMW center as soon as

possible.

Refer to the "Information for your

safety" covering the ABS system.

This information also generally applies

for DBC.<

Disc brakes furnish optimum decelera-

tion and braking control and greater

fade resistance under heavy use.

When the vehicle is driven only occa-

sionally, during extended periods when

the vehicle is not used at all, and in

operating conditions where brake appli-

cations are less frequent, there is an

increased tendency for corrosion of the

discs and accumulation of contamina-

tion on the brake pads. This occurs

because the minimal pressure that must

be exerted by the pads to clean the

discs by brake applications is not

reached.

If the brake discs are corroded, they will

tend to respond to braking with a

pulsating effect that even extended

brake applications will fail to cure.

For your own safety: use only

brake pads which BMW has

approved for your specific vehicle

model. BMW cannot evaluate

non-approved brake pads to determine

if they are suited for use, and therefore

cannot ensure the operating safety of

the vehicle if they are installed.<

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