BMW X5: Sport displays
Concept
The Sport displays especially support a sporty driving style.
Display on the Control Display
Overview
The following information is displayed:
- Boost pressure.
- Engine oil temperature.
- G-Meter.
- Torque.
- Power.
Displays
1. "CAR".
2. "Driving information".
3. "Sport displays".
Display in the instrument cluster
The Sport displays can be displayed in form of widgets in the instrument cluster.
The following widgets can be selected:
- Widget for torque and power.
- Widget for G meter.
Additional information: Widgets.
Vehicle status
General information
The status can be displayed and actions performed for several systems.
Going to the vehicle status
1. "CAR".
2. "Vehicle status".
Information at a glance
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"Flat Tire Monitor": status of
the
run-flat tires.
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"Tire Pressure Monitor": status
of the Tire Pressure Monitor.
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"Engine oil level": electronic
oil
measurement.
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"Check Control messages":
displaying
stored Check Control
messages.
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"Required services": displaying
service notifications.
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Head-up Display
Principle
The Head-up display projects important information
in the driver's field of view, for instance the
speed.
The driver can get information without averting
his or her eyes from the road.
Gene
Lights and lighting
Switches in the vehicle
The light switch element is located next to the
steering wheel.
Night vision.
Lights off.
Daytime driving lights.
Parking lights.
Automatic headlight control.
Adaptive light
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Displays, control elements
In the vicinity of the steering
wheel
Light switch element
Turn signal indicator, high beams
Instrument cluster
Wipers
Indicator/warning lights
The indicator/warning lights can light up in a variety
of combinations and colors.
Several of the lights are checked for proper functioning
and ligh
Springs With Suspension
MEASURING RIDE-LEVEL HEIGHT OF VEHICLE
Necessary preliminary tasks:
Move vehicle into normal position.
Determine actual ride height (A) - to do so, attach tape measure to rim
flange (2) at bottom middle and measure
to lower edge of wheel arch (1).
Fig. 123: Identifying Ride Height (A)
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