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Originally Posted by Mikeroo
When starting the car I occasionally hear what sounds like grinding of the starter (kind of like starting an already started car.) Does anyone have any experience on this? Is the starter going bad? Is it covered in the warrenty?
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Could be the belts. Should be covered under CPO. Or it could be a bad starter... I dunno.
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Also it looks like i have the headlight washers but I have no clue how to operate them? Probably easy but I can not figure it out.
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The headlights have to be on. On our 04' X5 I believe you push the button on the wiper stalk which has an arrow and S inside the arrow - that may just be because we have the light/rain sensor. But I could be wrong, it might work if the headlights are on and you simply engage the wiper fluid.
Once you engage it, there is a time delay until it will engage again, designed to save you on wiper fluid. I believe its a minute or 2. So if you keep engaging the wiper during the delay, the headlight washers will not activate until the time delay has passed.
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Last but not least and it is just a inconvience ( I do not have nav ) how do I clear the destination on the computer. I have tried to hit, set clear, 0, I left it at 1 mile and now it is counting into the negative.
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Just leave it alone. Or punch in a new number. The idea behind this setting, is that you punch in approximately how many miles you need to travel, and then it tells you if you've driven just right (0 miles) or gone too far (-1, -2,...).
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Sorry guess I was wrong when I said last question  .. When scrolling thru the program menu on the insturment console how do I eliminate items I do not want to see. Obviouslly want time, date, range, etc.. But Timer 1 and Timer 2 I do not need (maybe because I do not know what they do lol).
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You can't eliminate computer functions unfortunately. They are always going to be there. Timer 1 is used to say, measure how long a trip is. Or if your quick with it you can time how fast your car goes 0-60!
The computer functions are really useful when taking long road trips. Punch in the miles to the destination, start the timer, reset the gas mileage and away you go. With that, you'll know at the end of the trip, how well you've been fairing on gas mileage, how many more miles to go (and how many more miles in the tank with the Range function) as well as how long it took.
On another note, very nice color and good looking X5. How do you like the rest of the vehicle?