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Originally Posted by OptimusPriM5 (Post 951228)

This thread should help answer the questions

http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...s-package.html

Thank you

Here is a generic info for this type of car and not info for any specific vehicle

Vehicle information

Type

Value

VIN WBAFB33581XXXXXXX
Type code FB33
Type X5 4.4I (USA)
E series E53 ()
Series X
Type GEFZG
Steering LL
Doors 5
Engine M62/TU
Displacement 4.40
Power 210
Drive ALLR
Transmission AUT
Colour IMPALABRAUN METALLIC (418)
Upholstery STANDARDLEDER/HELLBEIGE 2 (ARBEITSN (N6HC)
Prod.date 2000-04-XX

https://www.parts.bmwgroup.com/webetk/images/minus.gif Options

Code

Description (interface)
Description (EPC)

S205A AUTOMATIC GETRIEBE Automatic transmission
S312A LM RAEDER MIT MISCHBEREIFUNG BMW LA wheels with mixed tyres
S347A TITAN LINE EXTERIEUR Titan Line Exterieur
S386A DACHRELING Roof railing
S403A GLASDACH, ELEKTRISCH Glass roof, electrical
S417A SONNENSCHUTZROLLO HINTERE TUERSCH. Roller sun visor, rear door
S437A EDELHOLZAUSFUEHRUNG Fine wood trim
S441A RAUCHERPAKET Smoker packageS464A SKISACK Ski bag
S494A SITZHEIZUNG FUER FAHRER/BEIFAHRER Seat heating driver/passenger
S496A SITZHEIZUNG FUER FONDSITZE Seat heating, rear
S502A SCHEINWERFER-WASCHANLAGE Headlight cleaning system
S508A PARK DISTANCE CONTROL (PDC) Park Distance Control (PDC)
S521A REGENSENSOR Rain sensor

S522A XENON-LICHT Xenon Light

Code

Description (interface)
Description (EPC)

S609A NAVIGATIONSSYSTEM PROFESSIONAL Navigation system Professional
S677A HIFI SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL HiFi system Professional DSP
S690A CASSETTENHALTERUNG Cassette holder
S761A INDIVIDUAL SONNENSCHUTZVERGLASUNG Individual sunshade glazing
S785A WEISSE BLINKLEUCHTEN White direction indicator lights
S926A ERSATZRAD Spare wheel

https://www.parts.bmwgroup.com/webetk/images/minus.gif Standard equipment

Code

Description (interface)
Description (EPC)

S220A NIVEAUREGULIERUNG Self-levelling suspension
S302A ALARMANLAGE Alarm system
S354A GRUENKEIL-FRONTSCHEIBE Windscreen, green-tinted upper strip
S459A SITZVERSTELLUNG, ELEKTR.MIT MEMORY Seat adjustment, electric, with memory
S473A ARMAUFLAGE VORN Armrest front
S533A FOND-KLIMATISIERUNG Air conditioning, rear
S534A KLIMAAUTOMATIK Automatic air conditioning
S540A GESCHWINDIGKEITSREGELUNG Cruise control
S640A AUTOTELEFONVORBEREITUNG Preparation f tel.installation universal
S692A CD WECHSLER I-BUS VORBEREITUNG Preparation, BMW 6-CD changer I-bus
S845A AKUSTISCHE GURTWARNUNG Acoustic fasten seat belt reminder
S853A SPRACHVERSION ENGLISCH Language version, English
S876A FUNKFREQUENZ 315 MHZ Radio frequency 315 MHz
S992A STEUERUNG KENNZEICHENBEFESTIGUNG Control of number-plate attachment

S417A SONNENSCHUTZROLLO HINTERE TUERSCH. Roller sun visor, rear door

this is an option for a manual rear door sunshade - I suspect, that it has been mislabeled on some of the cars as automatic. unless there are pictures/videos on a contrary...

I'm pretty sure you're right about the manual rear windows sun shade.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TerminatorX5 (Post 951232)

Thats at least what the pic shows in the thread I attached. Looks just like mine.

Quote:

Originally Posted by realchef (Post 951147)

This is not the only, but it is one of the actual 100% options cars. That includes custom, factory paint, markers and packages that were not released yet. Phone, F/R heat and AC, privacy etc...
Tore the page, and it's a little blurry, sorry.
For '01, there were only 35 made.

Would really like to see a picture of the exterior/interior if you get a chance.

Since BMW offers such a small selection of colors, I have wondered what and X5 would look like in other colors.

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Originally Posted by bcredliner (Post 951261)

Would really like to see a picture of the exterior/interior if you get a chance.

Since BMW offers such a small selection of colors, I have wondered what and X5 would look like in other colors.

They are in the thread I posted...here are some shots

http://www.xoutpost.com/attachments/...ckage-rrx5.jpg

http://www.xoutpost.com/attachments/...ckage-lfx5.jpg

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Originally Posted by realchef (Post 951195)

Uhm,
I will respectfully decline that. But thank you for asking.:confused:
I posted the pic of the window decal, that's plenty.

:rolleyes: I meant to post a reply to the main thread, not the sub thread, Sorry for that.

Btw its one thing if you don't want to give someone the last 7 of your VIN but if you wanted to look up the build sheet for yourself we can give you the website to look it up, would be interesting to see what options this rare edition came with that our regular X's do not.

Terminator was just trying to help and all will vouch for him here!

EDIT: Just read your thread from 2008, didn't realize you posted the options packages back from then too, what a sexy copper color X5! Very unique!

Just an FYI...I don't think the 100% option code is what many are thinking that it is. I've never seen anything that clearly states what it means...but that code appears on many build sheets of vehicles that DON'T have all the options.

My belief is that it is more of a "market" code...as in the car is equipped with 100% of the options spec'd by the BMW market the car is going to be sold in. For example, BMWs built for the European market can be ordered ala-carte...just about every option that is available can be selected. But in markets like BMW NA (USA) or BMW Canada...a model is offered with pre-selected options as "standard equipment" + specific stand-alone-options + optional packages etc. that are chosen by that respective BMW group. To expedite the order list...the included options/features selected by that specific BMW group is given a "code" nbr "100% option code"...and that is what we see on the build sheet. :)

The "100% option" , "special motor", and "brake switch" options seem to mystify owners the most...and usually create a lot of buzz in trying to figure out what they mean. :)

Looks great! Thanks for posting.

Some time ago I googled the risk of giving out VIN and showing plate number in a picture.

What I found was there was not enough reason to worry about it. There was risk in the past that has carried over to current day but those loopholes have been closed.

There can be differences state by state but the posts from 'experts' endorsed the risk was very minimal.