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2024 BMW 7 Series / iX Creaking Brake Pedal Noise TSB

BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 35 01 23 describes a creaking noise from the brake pedal area in 2024 BMW 7 Series and iX models. This TSB outlines a simple adjustment to the Integrated Brake System (IB) piston rod to resolve the issue.

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-ChiefAutomated summary2024 BMW i7
2024 BMW i7 — manufacturer_communication document image 1
Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 11013115
SIB 35 01 23SI B35 01 233521900100G70 I20 Groaning noise from pedal mechanism areacreaking noise from the brake pedal areaIntegrated Brake System (IB)brake pedal noiseBMW 7 Series creaking brake pedalBMW iX creaking brake pedalG70
BMW 740i
2024
BMW iX
2024

Symptoms of a Creaking Brake Pedal

Owners of certain 2024 BMW 7 Series and iX models may notice a distinct creaking noise emanating from the brake pedal area. This sound typically occurs when the brake pedal is either pressed or released. The noise is associated with the Integrated Brake System (IB) and can be present even when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is running. If you hear a "creaking noise may be heard from the pedal area for the Integrated Brake System (IB)", this service bulletin applies to your vehicle.

Cause of the Noise

BMW has identified the root cause of this creaking noise as an unfavorable tolerance in the connection between the pedal mechanism and the Integrated Brake System (IB). This slight manufacturing variation can lead to friction and the resulting audible creaking sound during brake pedal operation. The issue is documented under defect code 3521900100, labeled as "G70 I20 Groaning noise from pedal mechanism area" for affected models.

Repair Procedure Summary

BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 35 01 23 outlines a specific adjustment to correct the creaking brake pedal noise. The repair involves a precise adjustment of the IB piston rod. Technicians will first remove the trim panel covering the pedal assembly. Next, the piston rod will be marked to establish a starting point. Using channel lock pliers with protected jaws, the piston rod will then be carefully rotated 90 degrees clockwise. After the adjustment, the technician will verify if the creaking noise from the BMW i7 creaking brake pedal is resolved. If the noise persists, further diagnosis via a TSARA case submission with a video file of the noise is required.

Important Warnings

During the adjustment procedure for the Integrated Brake System (IB) piston rod, it is critical that technicians use protected jaws on their channel lock pliers. This is to prevent any damage to the piston rod, which could lead to further issues.

Claim Information

This repair for the creaking brake pedal noise is covered under the terms of the BMW New Vehicle Limited Warranty for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks. Dealers can claim the repair using defect code 3521900100. Applicable labor operations include 00 77 162 for main work or 00 77 724 for plusposition work, and optional operations like 35 99 000 for verifying the noise or 00 58 500 for diagnosis worktime. For detailed claiming procedures, technicians should refer to SI B01 01 20 or SI B01 07 20. A supporting video, V35 01 23, is also available for reference.

What Owners Should Do

If your 2024 BMW 7 Series, i7, or iX is experiencing a creaking noise from the brake pedal area, you should schedule an appointment with your authorized BMW dealer. Inform them about the "BMW i7 creaking brake pedal" issue and mention Service Information Bulletin SIB 35 01 23. The dealer will perform the necessary inspection and adjustment under warranty to resolve the noise.

NHTSA ID: 11013115

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 35 01 23 about?
BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 35 01 23 addresses a creaking noise that may be heard from the brake pedal area in certain 2024 BMW 7 Series and iX models, specifically related to the Integrated Brake System (IB).
What causes the creaking brake pedal noise in my BMW?
The creaking brake pedal noise is caused by an unfavorable tolerance in the connection between the pedal mechanism and the Integrated Brake System (IB), as identified by BMW under defect code 3521900100, 'G70 I20 Groaning noise from pedal mechanism area'.
Is the repair for the creaking brake pedal covered under warranty?
Yes, the repair for the creaking brake pedal noise described in SIB 35 01 23 is covered under the terms of the BMW New Vehicle Limited Warranty for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks.
How is the creaking brake pedal noise fixed?
The repair involves a precise 90-degree clockwise adjustment of the Integrated Brake System (IB) piston rod. A BMW technician will perform this adjustment after removing the pedal assembly trim panel.

What BMW i7 owners report

Counted from the records in our database across 4 model years.

27
Owner complaints
15
Recalls
109
Service bulletins
4
Crashes reported
0
Fires reported
1
Injuries reported

The 2024 model year

15 complaints, the 1st most of 4 model years on file. Owners reported 1 crash, 0 fires and 0 injuries for this year, which also has 9 recalls on file.

Service Brakes, the system this article covers, accounts for 12 of 27 complaints (44%), including 7 for 2024.

Complaints by model year

Model years with the most complaints for the BMW i7
20238
202415
20252
20262

Most-reported systems

  1. Service Brakes — 12
  2. Electrical System — 11
  3. Forward Collision Avoidance — 9
  4. Electronic Stability Control (Esc) — 4
  5. Hydraulic — 4

Latest recalls for the 2024 model year

  • 26V422000 — Service Brakes, Hydraulic (Jul 2026)
  • 26V096000 — Electrical System (Feb 2026)
  • 25V395000 — Electrical System (Jul 2025)
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Recent owner reports about service brakes

Yesterday again my 2024 I7 x50 bmw suddenly engaged its auto brakes. I have been in communication with different dealers trying to repair this problem as it almost cause another accident. Luckily there was no cars behind me and there was no cars ahead of me.

2024 BMW i7 owner, Sep 2025

This is the 5th time my cat suddenly brakes in the middle of traffic with no obstruction. I keep taking it to the dealership and they drive it for 1 mile and give it back. I am fed up and I have my family in the car.

2024 BMW i7 owner, Jul 2025
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Complaints are owner reports filed with NHTSA. They are unverified, and counts depend on how many vehicles were sold, so they are not a failure rate.

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