BMW

There is no such thing as a BMW V4.

cycle thur the check control messages in the disply using the turn signal stalk knob, when u get to the oil service due message, press and hold the bc button. You should get a reset service message displayed.

small flat head screw driver pops off the back cover and there is a nickel size battery that needs to be replaced

Inner side of driver's side frame rail

No, all BMW's since 1935 and possibly before have had the double grill.

Except the BMW Mini (current BMW best seller), any BMW motorcycle or scooter, BMW Sauber and BMW Isetta

brake fluid reservoir has a, "fill to line". If hard to see it can be filled to jjust below base of filler neck, ( it will be slightly over filled) but not a problem. If you add too much, it can over flow when you cap/level sensor on. Brake fluid will damage the paint if it isn't cleaned up.

The jerks that drive them. Please buy one though so the rest of us know just how dumb you are.

You add brake fluid to master cylinder reservoir. This is located on the driver's side of the car mounted on the firewall. On late model BMW 5 series, you cannot see this without first removing the large piece of plastic that covers that area of the engine compartment.

Behind the glove box

yes, just use the same weight oil

depneding on model/yr, either thru console mounted button, or thru turn signal stalk

Could be as simple as getting an air bibble in the gas tank. Try taking the fill cap off and then putting it back on.

BMW spends around 200 to 300 million dollars a year on advertising

300 hp

Its a preference, but I would use, Mobil 1 synthetic 5w-30

65,500

overheating of the engine.

please tell me what's recommended for my 2004 bmw x-3, 2.5 suv oil,thank you.

In the dash. You can see 2 hoses to it enter your firewall. Right there.

it it stablzing itself

where is the ecu on 1995 bmw 318

With out performance and power enhancing parts the BMW 330i has 235 horsepower!

Brake pads

You eat it then your digestive juices take care of the rest< hope this helps :)

That indicates a problem with your automatic transmission.