Bavarian Technic is comprised of software engineers and automotive enthusiasts alike. As automotive enthusiasts, we understand the value of solid, effective tools in the workshop. With the goal of providing professional mechanics and home enthusiasts with tools they can rely on, we work hard to develop easy-to-use software and quality hardware for the automotive repair market. Bavarian Technic offers two diagnostic kits for BMW: Enthusiast and Professional. Both kits provide the same diagnostic capabilities across the same range of cars.
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This Rider’s Manual will provide you with an initial overview of your motorcycle. All maintenance and repair work on the motorcycle is documented in Chapter 11. This record of the maintenance work you have had performed on your motorcycle is a precondition for generous treatment of goodwill claims. When the time comes to sell your BMW, please remember to hand over this Rider’s Manual; it is an important part of the motorcycle.
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This is installation instructions for BMW F800 from Powercommander. The ignition MUST be turned OFF before installation! 1 Remove the following: -Seat -Upper side fairings -Middle cover -Battery -Airbox -Lower fairings on ST model 2 Unplug the stock wiring harness from each injector. 3 Lay the PCIII near the fuel pump (under seat) temporarily. 4 Route the PCIII harness along the right hand side of the bike and go towards the throttle bodies. 5 Plug the PCIII harness in-line of the stock wiring harness and injectors. 6 Unplug the stock wiring harness from the Throttle Position Sensor (Fig. D). This connector is located on the right hand side of the throttle body. 7 Plug the PCIII harness in-line of (more…)

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The BMW Motorrad Navigator II, successor to the successful BMW Navigator, is now available. Many changes have been incorporated, resulting in the best motorcycle GPS unit currently available. Faster and Better Performance A significantly faster RISC processor combined with an integrated USB connection make the data transfer process from PC to Navigator easier and virtually instantaneous.
The satellite antenna is now integrated inside the Navigator II contributing to its streamlined appearance. The BMW Motorrad Navigator II utilizes readily available CompactFlash® memory cards. Included card memory is a substantial 512 MB, allowing huge areas of detailed map data to be stored on-board.
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This manual was written to help owners of /2 BMW motorcycles to service their bikes and keep them in running condition. When these motorcycles were made, they had very different electrical requirements to motorcycles today, and used equipment which today’s owner may not fully understand. Doug and Kees hope that this manual is useful to owners of these motorcycles and that it will help owners keep their bikes where they belong - on the road.
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Cold Engine and Drivetrain Procedures Check Alternator Belt Tools Parts T-handle hex – 4mm none 1. Remove the four bolts holding the black plastic alternator belt cover at the front of the engine, 4mm T-handle hex. 2. Remove the cover by sliding it straight down. 3. Check the belt for cracks or shredding. 4. Check the belt tension, quite tight, ~1/4” deflection when you press on the center. Note: Paul Glaves suggests that proper belt tension is when you can twist the belt ~90 degrees, midway between the pulleys. If you can twist it more than 90 degrees, it is too loose. If you cannot twist it 90 degrees, then it is too tight. 5. Leave the cover off for the valve adjustment procedure on the next page.
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Section 1: Repair instructions for E36 1. Connect DIS/MoDiC 3 tester to a vehicle and read out SRS module fault code memory. If the above mentioned SRS faults are set in the airbag control module, proceed with the repair. 2. Remove corresponding front seat. For a removal instructions refer to RA 52 10 000 , or RA 52 10 001 (sports seat) which can be found in the Technical Information System (TIS). 3. Disconnect vehicle’s battery. 4. Remove cable securing wire ties (1), unplug the belt tensioner connector (2) from the belt buckle assembly and from the (more…)

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Bentley Publishers is proud to announce the publication of the BMW Z3 Service Manual: 1996-2002. This repair manual super- sedes our 1996 through 1998 BMW Z3 repair manual with four more model years of coverage, and repair information for the M Coupe and M Roadster. With extensive new information as well as revisions throughout, this book is the comprehensive source of service information and technical specifications available for the BMW Z3 Roadster, Z3 Coupe, M Roadster, and M Coupe.
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This Z3 Hardtop Use & Install manual serves as a supplement to the owner’s manual for your vehicle. Keep it safely together with your other vehicle papers. Please refer to the owner’s manual for your vehicle or to the corresponding supplementary owner’s manual for on other items of vehicle. Your BMW service centre you with any queries engineering and high level of quality of BMW equipment is ensured therefore possible that discrepancies occur between this supplementary uni in! on-”* *^o er your vehicle. We cannot exclude a!! errors either and in this we would ask for your understanding so that no legal claims may be brought deriving from the data, illustrations and descriptions in this (more…)

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This Owner’s Manual is designed to serve as your comprehensive guide to the wide range of functions and features provided by your BMW Radio and Information System. Thorough familiarity with this manual’s contents will assist you in becoming acquainted with the system’s extended array of special technical features. This Owner’s Manual contains descriptions of the following systems: BMW Car radio Onboard computer DSP - Digital Sound Processing* Cellular phone* You will find a summary of standard radio functions and operating instructions on pages 5 and 6. The control options for using the Multi-Information Display (MID) are listed on pages 3 and 4.
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