open hood BMW X5 3.0I 2005 E53 Owner's Manual
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Alarm system The concept The vehicle alarm system responds:
>When a door, the hood, or the liftgate 
is opened 
>To movement in the vehicle interior: 
interior protection, refer to Tilt alarm 
sensor and interior motion sensor
>To variations in the vehicle tilt angle 
such as occur during attempts to 
steal the wheels or tow the vehicle 
>To interruption of battery voltage. 
The system responds to unauthorized 
vehicle entry and attempted theft by 
simultaneously activating the following: 
>Sounding an acoustical alarm for 
30 seconds 
>The hazard warning flashers are acti-
vated for approx. five minutes 
>The high beams flash on and off in 
the same rhythm. 
Arming and disarming alarm 
system When you lock or unlock the vehicle, 
either with the remote control or at the 
door lock, the alarm system is armed or 
disarmed at the same time. 
You can have different acknowl-
edgment signals set to confirm 
arming and disarming.< 
The liftgate can also be opened with the 
system armed using the button on the 
remote control, refer to page31. The 
liftgate is locked again when closed.
Pressing the button longer triggers the 
alarm: panic mode, refer to page32.
Indicator lamp displays >The indicator lamp below the interior 
rearview mirror flashes continuously: 
the system is armed
>The indicator lamp flashes when the 
vehicle is locked: door(s) or liftgate 
are not completely closed. Even if 
you do not close the alerted area, the 
system begins to monitor the remain-
ing areas, and the indicator lamp 
flashes continuously after 10 sec-
onds. However, the interior motion 
sensor is not activated
>The indicator lamp goes out when the 
vehicle is unlocked: no manipulation 
or attempted intrusions have been 
detected in the period since the sys-
tem was armed530us241 
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Hood Unlocking Pull the lever located under the left side 
of the instrument panel. 
Never attempt to perform any ser-
vice or repair operations on your 
vehicle without the required profes-
sional technical training. If you are not 
familiar with the regulations to be 
observed, only have work on your vehi-
cle carried out by a BMW Sports Activ-
ity Vehicle center or a workshop that 
uses personnel trained in accordance 
with BMW requirements. If this work is 
not carried out properly, there is a dan-
ger of subsequent damage and related 
safety hazards.< 530de295
Opening Pull the release handle and open the 
hood. 530de296
Closing Allow the hood to fall from a height of 
about 12 in/30 cm so that it audibly 
engages. 
Observe the same precautions 
that apply to all closing operations 
by ensuring that the hood's travel range 
is clear and unobstructed before allow-
ing the hood to fall into position.
If it is determined that the hood is not 
completely closed while driving, stop 
immediately and close it securely.< 530de369 
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Everything from A to Z
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OverviewControlsMaintenanceRepairsDataIndex
For information on breaking 
in the differential, refer to 
Engine and differential136
Front airbags57
Front fog lamps105
replacing bulbs161
Fuel
average 
consumption83,90
display78
quality26
volume, refer to 
Capacities181
Fuel clock, refer to Fuel 
gage78
Fuel display, refer to Fuel 
gage78
Fuel filler door24
manual operation24
Fuel tank capacity, refer to 
Capacities181
Fuel-saving driving, refer to 
Energy control77
Fuses169
G
Garage-door opener, refer to 
Integrated universal 
remote control117
Gasoline display, refer to 
Fuel gage78Gasoline, refer to Fuel 
quality26
Gear display67
Gearshift lever, manual 
transmission66
General driving notes137
Glove compartment120
Grills, refer to 
Ventilation109,114
Gross weight, refer to 
Weights180
Ground clearance139
H
Hand lamp, refer to 
Rechargeable 
flashlight120
Handbrake66
indicator lamp19,21
Hands-free microphone, 
refer to Portable 
phone119
Hands-free system119
Hazard warning flashers14
HDC Hill Descent Control97
Head airbags57
Head restraints47
Headlamp control, 
automatic103
Headlamp cover, care, refer 
to Caring for your vehicle 
brochureHeadlamp flasher70
indicator lamp22
Headlamp washer 
reservoir150
volume, refer to Filling 
capacities181
Headlamp washing system
headlamp washing72
washer fluid150
Headlamps
care, refer to Caring for 
your vehicle brochure
replacing bulbs159
Heated mirrors54
Heated rear window
air conditioner108
automatic climate 
control113
Heated seats52
Heated steering wheel53
Heating
exterior mirror54
rear window108,113
seats52
steering wheel53
Heating and 
ventilation107,110
Heating while stationary113
Heavy cargo, refer to 
Loading132
Heavy-duty cargo straps, 
refer to Cargo loading132Height adjustment
seats45,46
steering wheel52
Height, refer to 
Dimensions179
High beams104
headlamp flasher70
indicator lamp22
replacing bulbs160
High temperatures137
Hill Descent Control HDC97
Hills138,140
Holder for cups121
Hood148
Horn14
Hot exhaust system137
Hotel function30
Hydraulic brake assistant, 
refer to DBC94
Hydraulic system, brakes19
Hydroplaning137,145
I
Ice warning76
Identification, tire143
Ignition64
Ignition key30
Ignition lock64
Immobilizer function91
Imprint4