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Transporting children safely

Center seating position:

The head restraint must be adjusted

into the lowest possible position. Pass

the tether strap over the head restraint.

Adjust the tether strap according to the

child restraint manufacturer's instruc-

tions.

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Before installing any child-

restraint device or child seat,

please read the following:

Never install a rearward-facing child-

restraint system in the front passenger

seat of this vehicle.

Your vehicle is equipped with an airbag

supplemental restraint system for the

front passenger. Because the backrest

on any rearward-facing child-restraint

system, of the kind designed for infants

under 1 year and 20 Ibs/9 kg, would be

within the airbag's deployment range,

you should never mount such a device

in the front passenger seat, since the

impact of the airbag against the child

restraint's backrest could lead to

serious or fatal injuries.

If it is necessary for a child, not an

infant, to ride in the front seat, certain

precautions should be taken. First,

move the passenger seat as far away

from the instrument panel as possible.

This important precaution is intended to

maximize the distance between the

airbag and the child. Older children

should be tightly secured with a safety

belt, after they have outgrown a booster

seat that is appropriate for their age,

height and weight.

Younger children should be secured in

an appropriate forward-facing child-

restraint system that has first been

properly secured with a safety belt.

Never install a rearward-facing child-

restraint system in the front passenger

seat.

We strongly urge you to carefully read

and comply with the instructions for

installation and use provided by the

child restraint's manufacturer when-

ever you use such a device.

Be sure that all occupants, of all ages,

remain properly and securely restrained

at all times.<

All rear seating positions in your

vehicle meet the recommendations of

SAE J1819, an industry-recommended

practice for securing child-restraint sys-

tems in motor vehicles.

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Main Page Page Contents Notes Overview Controls and features Controls and features Contents Operation, maintenance Owner service procedures Page About this Owner's Manual The individual vehicle Symbols used Status at time of printing For your own safety Symbol on vehicle parts Reporting safety defects Service and Warranty Page Page Page Cockpit Page Page Page Instrument cluster BMW X5 4.6is Technology that monitors itself Red: stop immediately Red or yellow: continue to drive; drive cautiously Yellow: check as soon as possible Red: an important reminder * Green: for your information Blue: for your information Steering wheel with multifunction buttons Fuel filler door Refueling Simple and environmentally friendly Check tire pressures Comply with tire approval specifications Tire inflation pressures Page Page The key set The concept Page Page System interference For US owners only Convenience operation Manual operation Opening and closing from the inside To unlock and open the doors To 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