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䉯 Altered or unreadable Vehicle Identification

Number (VIN) or odometer irregularities or

vehicles where the true mileage cannot be

determined

䉯 Maintenance or repair after the vehicle is

deemed a total loss

䉯 Maintenance or repairs performed by other

than an authorized BMW center within the

United States or Puerto Rico

䉯 “Topping off” low fluids (e.g., engine oil,

antifreeze, washer fluid, etc.) except when

done in conjunction with a scheduled

maintenance or other required maintenance

work (as outlined in the customized

maintenance checklist printout) that is

performed during an applicable Maintenance

Program period

䉯 Vehicles used in competitive events

䉯 Oil changes performed outside the

recommended maintenance intervals as

indicated by the Condition Based Service

Maintenance Upgrade Option

Please contact your authorized BMW center for

information and availability on the optional

Maintenance Program Upgrade for coverage up

to 6 years or 100,000 miles, whichever occurs

first. Eligibility and coverage exclusions may

apply.

Intervals

Time intervals should be followed using the

maintenance intervals as indicated by the BMW

Condition Based Service.

Maintenance intervals on motor vehicles have

conventionally been specified based upon

accumulated mileage. However, driving

conditions have a major influence on routine

maintenance requirements; distance traveled is

only one of the significant factors. A vehicle

driven for 50,000 miles of short trips in the city

with numerous cold starts, prolonged periods of

idling, stop-and-go driving, and high engine

speeds during acceleration requires more

frequent maintenance intervals than a vehicle

driven for 50,000 miles for long distances at low

engine speeds primarily at operating

temperature.

The advanced technologies at BMW have led to

the development of the unique BMW Condition

Based Service (CBS) system which computes

the actual optimum maintenance requirements

based not only upon the accumulated mileage,

but taking into account important factors such as

high or low engine speeds, short or long trip

driving.

Condition Based Service (CBS)

CBS is a further development of the Service

Interval Indicator System. Sensors and

sophisticated algorithms take even more detailed

account of the various conditions of vehicle use.

The remaining times for selected maintenance

tasks as well as any legally prescribed dates are

displayed to you individually:

䉯 Engine oil

䉯 Brakes - front and rear separately

䉯 Brake fluid

䉯 Vehicle check

䉯 Required State Inspection(s)

CBS thus determines the current and future

maintenance requirements. This data can also be

read from the vehicle key by your BMW Service

Advisor and used to propose the optimum scope

of maintenance.

Disconnecting the battery during periods of

long-term storage will interrupt the

calculation of time-based services. Have all items

requiring time-based maintenance, such as

brake fluid and possibly also the engine oil and

microfilter, brought up to date by your BMW

center. Also see the section on battery care on

page 9 of this Booklet.

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