BMW Ultimate Service leads the industry in
providing owners with incredible value and peace
of mind. This service includes:
䉯 The BMW Maintenance Program: No cost
factory-recommended maintenance for
4 years/50,000 miles from the original
in-service date, whichever comes first.
䉯 BMW Roadside Assistance: No-cost 24/7
on-the-road assistance for 4 years/unlimited
miles from the original in-service date. Also
includes trip-interruption benefits as well as
trip routing services.
䉯 New Vehicle Limited Warranty: Limited
coverage for defects in materials and
workmanship for 4 years/50,000 miles from
the original in-service date, whichever comes
first. Repairs will only be made at authorized
BMW centers using Original BMW Parts.
The BMW Maintenance Program
The BMW Maintenance Program is a benefit
designed to help reduce the cost of ownership.
This program has been devised with the
following objectives: to maximize vehicle safety,
reliability, and resale value by minimizing
breakdowns resulting from wear, and minimizing
cost and inconvenience by computing
maintenance intervals based upon the specific
manner in which each individual vehicle is driven.
A 2014 M5 and M6 vehicle purchased from an
authorized BMW center in the United States
(including Puerto Rico) is covered by the BMW
Maintenance Program for 48 months or
50,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Coverage
begins on the date of first retail sale or the date
the vehicle is first placed into service as a sales
demonstrator, Aftersales Mobility Program (AMP)
Vehicle or BMW Group company vehicle,
whichever is earlier.
Any authorized BMW center in the United States
(including Puerto Rico) will perform the
scheduled and/or additional maintenance
services on your vehicle at no expense to you so
long as your vehicle qualifies for coverage under
the BMW Maintenance Program.
Coverage
The BMW Maintenance Program covers all
factory recommended maintenance, as
determined by the Condition Based Service
(CBS) system. Additional specific items that
need replacement due to normal wear and tear,
and that are not covered by the original New
Vehicle Limited Warranty - such as brake pads*,
brake rotors*, and wiper blade inserts - are
included, provided wear and tear exceeds BMW
wear limits. Any applicable adjustments required
due to normal operating conditions are also
included. See pages6-8ofthis booklet for
additional information.
*Important Note: Carbon Ceramic Brake
System brake rotors and pads are not covered
under the BMW Maintenance Program.
Exclusions from coverage include the following:
䉯 Items reimbursable under your New Vehicle
Limited Warranty
䉯 Optional Carbon Ceramic Brake System brake
rotors and pads
䉯 Gasoline and gasoline additive
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䉯 Windshield washer additive (except when in
conjunction with scheduled maintenance)
䉯 Tires, wheel alignment, tire balance and
rotation
䉯 Parking brake shoes/linings
䉯 Wear and tear of soft trim items, such as:
seats, carpets, moldings, headliner, door
panels and all chrome trim
䉯 Damage, including consequential, which
results from negligence, improper operation of
the vehicle, wear and tear or deterioration due
to driving habits or conditions, improper repair,
environmental influences, flood, accident or
fire damage, road salt corrosion, alteration,
installation of non-genuine BMW accessories,
or use of improper, poor quality or
contaminated fuel
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 (including 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 regarding the purchase of optional
Maintenance Program Upgrades. Eligibility and
coverage exclusions may apply.
Intervals
Time intervals should be followed using the
maintenance interval 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, and short or long trip
driving.
Condition Based Service (CBS)
CBS is a further development of the Service
Interval Indicator System.
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)
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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.
The replacement intervals for the
microfilter and the spark plugs are not
shown in the CBS.
Disconnecting the battery during periods
of long-term storage will interrupt the
calculation of time-based services. BMW
recommends that you 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 authorized BMW
center. Also see the section on battery care on
page 8 of this Booklet.
Service Required Display
Info Display screen contents (M6
shown; M5 is similar)
Control Display screen contents
The current Status of Service items determined
by the CBS is shown in the Control Display.
You can also view additional information on the
service and maintenance requirements.
1. Open the start menu.
2. Press the controller to select the i-menu.
3. Select “Info Sources” and press the
controller.
4. Select “Service Info” and press the controller.
5. Turn the controller until “Vehicle status” is
selected and press the controller.
6. If necessary, move the highlight marker. Turn
the controller until “Status” is selected and
press the controller.
The distance remaining until your next service
briefly appears when you switch on the ignition.
The Info Display immediately switches to its
compute mode when you press one of the
two buttons in the turn signal indicator lever.
For certain maintenance operations, you can
view the respective distance remaining or due
date individually in the Control Display.
A list of selected maintenance operations and, if
applicable, inspections required by law is
displayed.
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You can request more detailed information on
every entry.
Select the entry and press the controller.
To exit from the menu:
Select the
arrow and press the controller.
Symbols
No service is currently required.
The deadline for service or a state
inspection is approaching. Please contact
your authorized BMW center for an
appointment.
The service deadline has already passed.
The current service status is automatically saved
in the vehicle’s key. The Service Advisor at your
authorized BMW center has a device called a key
reader. When your Service Advisor inserts your
key into the key reader, all pertinent vehicle and
servicing data will be available, and a customized
maintenance checklist is printed out based on
the specific operations called for by the
Condition Based Service.
Special Note – Maintenance Intervals
The maintenance requirements for your vehicle
are determined dynamically by the Condition
Based Service (CBS) system. The maintenance
items stated herein reflect the latest information
available at the time of the printing of this
Booklet, and are subject to change.
The completion of certain subsequent
maintenance items or services, as required to
properly maintain your vehicle, will be specified
at intervals computed by the BMW Condition
Based Service system as follows:
2014 M6 vehicles built prior to July 2013 utilized
a different CBS “connected service item” interval
as detailed on page 8.
䉯 Oil Service: Engine oil should be changed with
the engine at operating temperature.
You can request more detailed information on
every entry.
Turn the controller to scroll through the list, then
confirm the selected entry.
Confirm to exit the list.
All 2014 model year M5 and M6 vehicles are
factory-filled with BMW High Performance SAE
5W-30 Synthetic Oil (BMW part number
07 51 0 002 545). We recommend this oil for
regularly scheduled engine oil changes.
BMW recommends that you check your engine
oil level whenever you add fuel to your vehicle.
For information on checking your engine oil level,
refer to your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.
If you need to add oil between oil changes and
BMW High Performance Synthetic Oil is
unavailable, for the purpose of topping up the
engine oil level only, BMW recommends use of
one of the below-listed synthetic oils:
䉯 Castrol Syntec European Formula SAE 0W-30
䉯 Mobil 1 SAE 0W-40
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䉯 Pennzoil Platinum European Formula Ultra
SAE 5W-30
䉯 Valvoline SynPower SAE 5W-30
The choice of the right SAE grade is based on
the climatic conditions in the region in which you
normally drive your BMW. To best determine
which SAE grade is best suited for your vehicle,
contact an authorized BMW center.
If you are unable to obtain a recommended
synthetic oil from the list above, for the purpose
of topping up the engine oil level only, use only a
synthetic oil with an API rating of SM or higher.
The following maintenance services:
– Brake Fluid Service;
must be performed when required as indicated
by the following as applicable:
䉯 The specified CBS engine oil service counter
interval
䉯 The time interval (the first occurrence is based
on the vehicle’s production date)
䉯 The stated mileage stated for a “non-
connected” maintenance service
Refer to pages6-8foradditional information.
Additionally,
– The engine coolant has a long-term rating and
does not need to be changed except for system
repairs.
– The automatic and manual transmissions
installed in BMW vehicles are factory filled with
long-term rated fluids. The transmission
long-term rated fluid does not need to be
changed except when necessary during repairs
to the transmission.
For your convenience, you may also wish to have
your authorized BMW center perform any
necessary operations to fulfill any state
inspection requirements in your area, concurrent
with the maintenance services specified above
during other repairs. Should you request more
frequent maintenance service, the cost of
these services will not be covered by the
Maintenance Program.
BMW has applied the most modern
technological advances not only to the design
and production of your vehicle, but also to
computing of the optimum maintenance interval
for your type of operations and driving style. Your
authorized BMW center has made a substantial
investment in unique BMW special service tools
to enable BMW factory trained service
technicians to perform quality repairs on your
BMW in minimal time, to help maximize your
satisfaction with your BMW, its longevity, and
resale value.
1200 Mile Running-In Service
The engine in your BMW M5 and M6 is a race-bred
engine design which includes increased power
output and maximum engine speeds compared to
conventional BMW 5 and 6 Series V8 engine. The
increased power output also affects other major
drivetrain components, such as the optional
manual transmission and the rear axle differential.
The 1200 Mile Running-In Service requires
changing the oil in the engine, the optional manual
transmission and the differential.
Excluding the optional manual transmission, the
M-DCT Drivelogic transmissions installed in BMW
vehicles are factory filled with long-term rated
transmission oil. The long-term rated transmission
oil does not need to be changed except when
necessary during repairs to the transmission.
Quality Certification I
For a detailed list of items inspected, refer to the
Quality Certification I form provided to the Owner
at time of delivery. A copy of the form is on file at
the selling authorized BMW center.
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Fuel Quality – Gasoline
Standard operations
Only use fuels advertised to have adequate
detergency and low alcohol (such as ethanol)
content. Please refer to your owner’s manual for
important information on the fuel recommended
for use in your vehicle. Use of fuels with
insufficient detergent and/or excess alcohol can
cause driveability problems that necessitate
cleaning intake valves and fuel injection valves,
and, when applicable, adjusting the engine idle.
We suggest having this work performed by your
authorized BMW center, perhaps while regular
maintenance is performed. Your authorized BMW
center can also recommend a gasoline additive
that will provide sufficient detergency.This
recommended unscheduled maintenance which
may be necessitated by use of inappropriate
fuels is not required in order to maintain the
emission warranty. It also is not covered by your
vehicle’s warranty because no defect in material
or workmanship or component failure is involved.
Maintenance Service Summary
The Condition Based Service (CBS) system will
determine the requirement for performing the
maintenance services described in this section,
ending on page 8. These services may be
required either individually or in conjunction with
other maintenance services.
Maintenance services are performed as outlined
in this section, based on intervals of either time,
mileage or after performing a specified number
of previous services. These intervals correspond
to the latest information available when this
Booklet was printed. Maintenance intervals are
subject to change with newer vehicles or may
also apply retroactively. Your authorized BMW
center will be able to advise and perform
maintenance services as required by the most
recent information that applies to your vehicle.
The maintenance services “connected to a
specific CBS engine oil service,” as outlined
below, apply to vehicles built as of July 2013.
M6 vehicles built prior to July 2013 utilized a
different CBS “connected service item” interval
as indicated on page 8.
Maintenance work:
䉯 Verify Check Control messages.
䉯 Check indicator and warning lights.
䉯 Reset CBS display.
䉯 Inspect tires, adjust tire pressures and reset
Tire Pressure Monitor.
䉯 Check parking brake functionality while the
vehicle is being driven into the workshop.
1200 Mile Running-In Service
Maintenance work:
䉯 Change the engine oil and oil filter. Use only
BMW High Performance SAE 5W-30
Synthetic Oil (BMW part number
07 51 0 002 545).
䉯 Change the fluid in the rear axle differential.
䉯 Optional manual transmission: Change the
transmission fluid and clean the oil filter.
NOTE: this does not apply to the standard
equipment M-DCT Drivelogic transmission.
Engine oil
Maintenance work:
䉯 Change the engine oil and oil filter (as shown
in CBS). Use only BMW High Performance
SAE 5W-30 Synthetic Oil (BMW part number
07 51 0 002 545).
Maintenance services connected to a
specific engine oil service*
*These additional connected services will not be
shown in the vehicle’s CBS display.
Maintenance work:
䉯 After every 2nd Engine Oil Service: Ventilation
microfilter: replace ventilation microfilter.
䉯 At every 3rd Engine Oil Service: Intake air
cleaner: Replace air filter element (reduce
replacement interval in dusty operating
conditions).
䉯 At every 5th Engine Oil Service:
– Change the fluid in the rear axle differential.
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– Optional manual transmission: Change the
transmission fluid and clean the oil filter.
NOTE: this does not apply to the standard
equipment M-DCT Drivelogic transmission.
Maintenance services that display in
CBS
Front brakes
Maintenance work:
䉯 Replace brake pads, clean brake pad contact
points in calipers.
䉯 Brake discs: Check surface and thickness,
replace as necessary.
䉯 Optional M Carbon Ceramic Brakes: Visually
check for brake disc wear using the surface
wear indicators.**
Rear brakes
Maintenance work:
䉯 Replace brake pads, clean brake pad contact
points in calipers.
䉯 Brake discs: Check surface and thickness,
replace as necessary.
䉯 Optional M Carbon Ceramic Brakes: Visually
check for brake disc wear using the surface
wear indicators.**
䉯 Parking brake: Repair or replace parking brake
shoes/linings only if a reduction in the brake’s
effectiveness is noted. When fitted, parking
brake shoes/linings are excluded from
coverage under the BMW Maintenance
Program.
**Carbon Ceramic Brake System brake rotors
and pads are not covered under the BMW
Maintenance Program.
Vehicle check
Maintenance work:
䉯 Check operation of horn, headlight flasher and
Spark plugs (connected to specific
Engine Oil Service)
Maintenance work:
䉯 Replace at every 6th Engine Oil Service
(approximately 60,000 miles)
Emission Control Maintenance
Schedule
The maintenance schedule as shown is required
for the proper functioning of the emission control
systems for optimum vehicle performance and
fuel economy.
Basic Engine
Engine oilAs specified by CBS
Engine oil filterAs specified by CBS
Connected maintenance services items
intervals for 2014 vehicles built as of July 2013:
Fuel System
Air filterAt every 3rd Engine Oil
Service
Ignition System
Spark plugsAt every 6th Engine Oil
Service (approximately
60,000 miles)
Emission Control
Components
Oxygen sensorReplace at intervals of
120,000 miles
Oxygen Sensor Service: The oxygen sensor
deteriorates strictly on a mileage basis and must
therefore be replaced to maximize vehicle fuel
economy and minimize exhaust pollution.
Connected maintenance services items
intervals for 2014 M6 vehicles built prior to
July 2013:
Fuel System
Air filterReplace at every 2nd
Engine Oil Service
Ventilation microfilterReplace at every 2nd
Engine Oil Service
Ignition System
Spark plugsAt every 4th Engine Oil
Service
Basic Drivetrain
Rear axle differential
fluid
Optional manual
transmission fluid
At every 3rd Engine Oil
Service
At every 3rd Engine Oil
Service
Battery Care
If your car is driven only for short distances of
less than 10 miles over a prolonged period of
time, without an occasional drive at highway
speeds, the engine’s charging system will not
maintain the battery. Insufficient use of the
vehicle could result in short term starting
problems and in the long term could damage the
battery.
In case the car is not operated for several weeks
it is advisable to:
䉯 consider using a proper trickle charger,
following the charger manufacturer’s
instructions to maintain the battery’s state of
charge; or
䉯 consult your authorized BMW center regarding
battery removal. Once removed, the battery
must be charged and stored in a cool, dry
place where it can be protected from freezing.
If the battery will be stored for over 3 months, it
must be recharged every 3 months, or else it
will become damaged and useless.
Please consult with your authorized BMW center
for further guidance and information.
Corrosion Protection
Extensive corrosion protection measures
implemented by BMW now make it possible to
offer a 12-year unlimited mileage anti-corrosion
warranty against rust perforation on your vehicle
provided that the vehicle is properly maintained.
Information on proper maintenance is available in
this Booklet and your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual.
The major degree of corrosion protection is due
to the electrophoretic dip painting process which
cathodically deposits paint particles on all body
parts, attracting paint particles into the minutest
cavities or seams. Body parts are designed to
provide optimum corrosion protection.
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