BMW X5 2000 E53 - 2003 technical data, real fuel consumption, user reviews etc. Six BMW X5 modifications: power from 184 to 347 HP, fuel consumption from 9.6 to 15 l/100km. The fuel economy ratings for the BMW X5 4.4i are 16 miles per gallon in city driving and 22 mpg on the highway – not bad for a heavy vehicle with a hot-rod V-8 engine. But BMW recommends premium 2001 BMW X5 4.4i M62/E53 Click to expand Save Share. Reply Quote Like. P0171 = Fuel Trim, Bank1 System too Lean P0174 = Fuel Trim, Bank2 System too Lean Thanks for watching!Please like and subscribe!Check out my Instagram: Regardless of glow plugs operating or not - most don't if the air temp is above 5deg - you will almost inevitably get a puff of smoke. A warm/hot engine rarely will smoke unless there is a problem. Watch your engine oil levels too - 3.0D units typically use around 0.5 litre/1000 miles. Autonews Deutsch English Español Ελληνικά Français Italiano Română Русский Türkçe BMW X5 X5 (E53) 3.0d (218 Hp) full technical specifications and fuel consumption Performance Engine Brakes Driving Transmission Most popular generations BMW X5 (E53) 3.0d (218 Hp) BMW X5 (E53) 3.0d (184 Hp) BMW X5 (E53) 3.0i (231 Hp) BMW X5 (E53) 4.4i (286 Hp) 140. mikemellowz answered 10 years ago. There might be enough power in batter for dash lights, but evidently not enough to turn the engine. Try getting a jump start, let the car run awhile to see if the battery will charge. Check ignition. alternator, starter. Sometime it occur due to bad connection. BMW X5 2003 3.0d has all four wheel drive (AWD, 4x4) and automatic gearbox with 6 gears. BMW X5 2003 3.0d accelerates to speed 100 kilometres per hour in 8.8 seconds. The maximum speed of this car is 210 km/h. The fuel consumption of this BMW X5 2003 3.0d in combined mode (combining urban and highway driving) is 9.4 litres per 100km (10.6 km/l 94F5.