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Light-alloy wheels should be treated 
with alloy wheel cleaner, especially dur-
ing the winter months. However, do not 
use aggressive products containing ac-
ids, strong alkalis or abrasives. Do not 
use steam cleaners operating at tem-
peratures above 140 7 (60 6). Follow 
the manufacturer's instructions.
If your vehicle has chrome parts
*
 such 
as the window frames and door handles, 
clean these parts carefully with ample 
clean water after driving on roads that 
have been salted. Add a shampoo sup-
plement if desired. Use chrome polish 
as an additional treatment.
Plastic components, vinyl upholstery, 
headliners, lamp lenses, the clear cover 
of the instrument cluster and compo-
nents with a sprayed dull black surface 
can be cleaned with water (add plastic 
shampoo as required). Do not allow 
moisture to soak through the seats or 
headliner. Never use solvents such as 
lacquer thinner, heavy-duty grease re-
mover, fuels, etc. 
Rubber components should be 
cleaned with water only; a rubber treat-
ment or silicone spray may also be ap-
plied.
The safety belts should be cleaned with 
a mild soap and water solution without 
being removed from the car. Never 
attempt chemical or dry cleaning, as 
damage to the belt fabric could result.
After cleaning, never allow the inertia 
reel to retract the belts until they are 
completely dry. Dirty safety belts pre-
vent the inertia reel mechanism from 
retracting the strap properly, and thus 
constitute a safety hazard.
Heavily soiled floor carpets and mats
*
 
can be cleaned with an interior cleaner. 
The floor mats can be removed from the 
vehicle for cleaning.
Please use only a damp cloth to clean 
wooden fascia panels and components. 
Follow up by drying with a soft cloth.
Use cleaning and car-care 
products that you can obtain 
at your BMW center.
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