2023-2024 BMW iX Coolant Changeover Valve Leak SIB 64 07 24
BMW has identified a potential issue with the coolant changeover valve in certain 2023-2024 BMW iX Sports Activity Vehicles, which may lead to a coolant leak in very low temperatures. Service Information Bulletin SIB 64 07 24 details the required repair and a delivery stop for affected vehicles.

Also applies to
- BMW iX
- 2023
BMW has released Service Information Bulletin SIB 64 07 24 (Revision 1), which supersedes SI B64 07 24 dated May 2024, to inform technicians about a potential issue affecting the coolant changeover valve in certain 2023-2024 BMW iX Sports Activity Vehicles (internal E-series code i20). This bulletin outlines a required repair to prevent coolant leaks and ensures proper vehicle function.
Important Warnings
BMW has implemented a delivery stop for affected vehicles. Dealers are explicitly instructed:
"Do not deliver to a customer, a New, Certified Pre-Owned or Used vehicle subject to a Delivery Stop, until the vehicle is repaired. Do not use or sell replacement equipment/parts subject to a Delivery Stop."
Owners should be aware that vehicles subject to this delivery stop cannot be sold or delivered until the necessary repair is completed.
Symptoms
Quality checks have determined that the BMW iX coolant changeover valve leak may occur under very low outside temperatures, specifically those significantly lower than 32° F (0° C). Owners might notice signs of a coolant leak or reduced cooling system performance in cold weather conditions.
Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions
The primary trigger condition for this issue is exposure to very low outside temperatures. If a 2023-2024 BMW iX experiences temperatures significantly below freezing, the coolant changeover valve may develop a leak. Technicians will verify the campaign status using the vehicle's VIN in BMW's inventory systems.
Repair Procedure Summary
The correction involves replacing both coolant changeover valves. Technicians are instructed to follow specific repair instructions: 64 12 790 and 17 61 625, which detail the process for replacing the coolant changeover valve, including the valve associated with the high-voltage battery. The repair code for this action is 0064290200, labeled as "i20 Replace coolant changeover valve."
Required Parts and Materials
The following parts and materials are required for the repair:
| Part Number | Description | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 64 11 9 462 114 | Changeover valve | 2 |
| 07 11 9 906 123 | Hexagon screw with washer | 2 |
| 31 11 6 899 302 | Multi-purpose bolt | 14 |
| 61 27 9 487 465 | Screw | 4 |
| 83 19 5A32851 | HT-12 Antifreeze RTU (DN = 1/10 Liter) (Pre-mix) | As needed |
| 83 19 2468442 | BMW Antifreeze/Coolant (DN = 1 Gallon Concentrate) - HT-12 | As needed |
Additional fluids, lubricants, one-time use screws, nuts, and seals, as specified in the ISTA repair instructions, must also be used.
Owner Action
If you own a 2023-2024 BMW iX, especially one produced within the specified dates, you should contact your authorized BMW dealer to check if your vehicle is affected by Service Information Bulletin SIB 64 07 24. This repair is covered under warranty. If your vehicle is part of the delivery stop, the repair must be completed before it can be delivered. For information on alternative mobility solutions during the repair, refer to SI B01 29 16.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11005237
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the problem with the 2023-2024 BMW iX coolant changeover valve?
- BMW has identified that the coolant changeover valve in certain 2023-2024 iX models may develop a coolant leak when exposed to very low outside temperatures (below 32° F). This issue is addressed by Service Information Bulletin SIB 64 07 24.
- How will BMW address the coolant changeover valve leak?
- BMW dealers will replace both coolant changeover valves in affected vehicles. This repair is detailed in Service Information Bulletin SIB 64 07 24 and involves following specific repair instructions 64 12 790 and 17 61 625.
- Is there a delivery stop for the 2023-2024 BMW iX due to this issue?
- Yes, BMW has issued a delivery stop for new, certified pre-owned, and used 2023-2024 BMW iX vehicles affected by this issue. These vehicles cannot be delivered to customers until the coolant changeover valve repair is completed.
- What parts are replaced for the BMW iX coolant changeover valve leak?
- The repair for the BMW iX coolant changeover valve leak involves replacing two changeover valves (Part Number 64 11 9 462 114), along with associated screws, bolts, and fresh HT-12 Antifreeze/Coolant.
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