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07-05-2012, 11:10 PM | #1 |
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Dash lights say I need oil, front / read brakes, suspension etc
Hi All,
My e90 m3 2008 (recently purchased second hand) is showing the triangle exclamation icon lit up (yellow/orange). The car has 39,480 miles. It also shows the light bulb with the ! in it now when I turn the car on. It was recently at a BMW dealer for the triangle ! icon (turned out my oil was low, loose oil cap / leaked a little oil in the engine. They topped it up and fixed that and claim to have done a inspection on the car which turned up nothing more). When I go to the service info using the blinker control to navigate the menu it says I need a 3000 mile oil change, 12000 mile front brakes, 14000 rear brakes and gives me dates in the future for road worthiness service/check. Yesterday I was getting a light that indicated I needed a oil change in 6 months time. And the yellow exclamation icon would go off after being on for a minute or too. I plan to take it to a BMW dealer tomorrow to have them look it over and see if I can get a loaner car since I need to get around town for work. But is there anything I should specifically ask about or know about these cars? Having never owned a BMW before im not familiar with any known issues or possible recall items I should ask about. Also do you guys have any advice as to what might be causing the small triangle ! icon? Last edited by pjd; 07-05-2012 at 11:13 PM.. Reason: check what the road worthness check icon is. Thought it meant suspension |
07-06-2012, 12:23 AM | #2 |
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Ok upon further of the manual it appears im a bit of a fool for not reading correctly.
The service info is counting down miles for a service. And the check control menu when cycled through only shows a light out based on additional reading on the forums. The yellow triangle ! icon is highly likely referring me to the check control menu that indicates I have a light out somewhere. Which I shall see a dealer about at a more convenient time (like when I find someone to supply and install a short shift kit next week). |
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