BMW M3 Convertible 2008 User Manual
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The luggage compartment lid swings
backwards and up when opened. Ensure
that there is sufficient clearance. To avoid lock-
ing yourself out by accident, do not place the
remote control in the cargo bay. A previously
locked luggage compartment lid is locked again
after closing.
Before and after each trip, check that the lug-
gage compartment lid has not been inadvert-
ently unlocked.
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Convertible: convenient loading*
Within a range of approx. 13ft/4m from the vehi-
cle you can use the remote control to half close
the retractable hardtop when it is open to ease
loading of the cargo bay.
1.
Briefly press the
button and, within one
second, press again and hold until the
retractable hardtop stops in an intermediate
position. The luggage compartment lid
opens slightly.
2.
Open the luggage compartment lid, press
the cargo bay partition upward and stow the
cargo in the cargo bay.
3.
Press down the cargo bay partition until it
engages on both sides and close the lug-
gage compartment lid.
4.
Press the
button for a longer period to
fold the retractable hardtop back in.
Setting confirmation signals
You can activate or deactivate the confirmation
signals.
For operating principle, refer to page
1.
Switch on the ignition, refer to page
.
2.
Lightly push button
1 in the turn indicator
lever up or down repeatedly until the sym-
bol appears in the display accompanied by
the word "SET".
3.
Press button
2.
4.
Lightly push button
1 in the turn indicator
lever down repeatedly until the desired
symbol appears in the display.
>
Confirmation signal during unlocking
>
Confirmation signal during locking
5.
Press button
2.
6.
Use button
1 to select:
>
The hazard warning flashers light up
during unlocking/locking.
>
An acoustic signal
*
sounds during
unlocking/locking.
>
The hazard warning flashers light up and
an acoustic signal
*
sounds during
unlocking/locking.
>
The function is deactivated.
7.
Press button
2.
The setting is stored.
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