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From RonStygar_at_aol.com Wed Jul 1 00:29:24 1998 From the 1996/97 BMW Fast Facts book. Under BMW features, all models, as written. The SII microprocessor of BMW models to date received inputs from the starter, tachometer, odometer and an engine temperature sender; on the basis of these signals, it calculated the mileage when maintenace would be required. In the 1996/97 models, the microprocessor's programming has been simplified; it now considers only the vehicle's fuel consumption, which BMW engineers have found is an adequate predictor of service needs (higher fuel consumption = harder use). With either logic, the SII display in the instrument cluster indicates the time for maintenance. Owners should follow the recommendations of the SII and ignore anyone who recommends servicing at fixed intervals.
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