2022 BMW i4 / iX CBS Scope Entry Limitation
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10227573, details a specific operational limitation for 2022 BMW i4 and iX models regarding Condition Based Service (CBS) scope entry. The target date for statutory vehicle inspection/emission inspection can only be entered via the head unit within 15 seconds.

Also applies to
- BMW iX
- 2022
What Owners Might Notice
Owners of 2022 BMW i4 and iX vehicles might experience difficulty or an inability to set the target date for Condition Based Service (CBS) scopes. Specifically, this issue affects entries related to statutory vehicle inspection or emission inspection when attempting to input the date through the vehicle's head unit. The system may appear unresponsive or discard the entered information.
Operational Limitation for CBS Scope Entry
The manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10227573, highlights a specific operational window for entering the target date for Condition Based Service (CBS) scopes. This entry, which pertains to statutory vehicle inspection and emission inspection, is only possible within the first 15 seconds after the vehicle enters the parking-residing-driving (PWF) state. If the input is not completed within this brief 15-second window, the system will not accept it, or any entered data will be discarded. This behavior is a known characteristic for 2022 BMW i4 and iX models, and is clarified by this 2022 BMW i4 manufacturer_communication.
Understanding the System Behavior
This communication clarifies a specific design or operational characteristic of the vehicle's head unit regarding CBS scope entry. It indicates that the system is designed to accept this particular input only during a brief initial period. Owners attempting to set these dates outside of this 15-second window will encounter a situation where the input is either not possible or is discarded. This 2022 BMW i4 manufacturer_communication serves to inform technicians and owners of this timing requirement.
Owner Action
If you need to adjust the target date for statutory vehicle inspection or emission inspection CBS scopes in your 2022 BMW i4 or iX, ensure you initiate and complete the entry via the head unit within 15 seconds of the vehicle being in the parking-residing-driving (PWF) state. If you continue to experience difficulties or have concerns about your Condition Based Service settings, it is advisable to consult with an authorized BMW service center for assistance.
Important Warnings
BMW is NOT notifying consumers directly about this specific operational detail. Owners should be aware of this information and take appropriate action if they need to adjust their CBS settings. This communication differs from a recall, as it addresses an operational characteristic rather than a safety defect requiring a mandatory repair.
NHTSA ID: 10227573
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the problem with CBS scope entry in my 2022 BMW i4 or iX?
- The target date for Condition Based Service (CBS) scopes, specifically for statutory vehicle inspection and emission inspection, can only be entered via the head unit within the first 15 seconds of the vehicle being in a parking-residing-driving (PWF) state. After this window, the input is not possible or is discarded.
- Does this issue affect all Condition Based Service settings?
- No, this specific limitation, detailed in NHTSA ID 10227573, applies only to the target date entry for CBS scopes related to statutory vehicle inspection and emission inspection.
- What should I do if I need to enter a CBS scope date?
- You must ensure that you complete the entry for the statutory vehicle inspection or emission inspection CBS scope target date via the head unit within 15 seconds of your 2022 BMW i4 or iX entering the parking-residing-driving (PWF) state. If you have persistent issues, contact a BMW service center.
- Is this a recall for my 2022 BMW i4 manufacturer_communication?
- No, this is a manufacturer communication (TSB) clarifying an operational characteristic of the vehicle's system, not a safety recall. BMW is not directly notifying consumers about this detail.
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