2024 BMW X7 Rear Bumper Bracket Delivery Stop SIB 51 32 24
BMW has issued a delivery stop, SIB 51 32 24, for certain 2024 BMW X7 vehicles. This addresses a potentially loose short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor) on the right rear, which can cause a "check control message (CCM)" and affect driver assistance systems.

BMW has released Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 51 32 24, effective December 2, 2024, to address a potential issue with the rear bumper bracket in certain 2024 BMW X7 Sports Activity Vehicles. This bulletin, which supersedes SI B41 08 24, outlines a delivery stop and a repair procedure for vehicles that may experience a loose short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor).
The 2024 BMW X7 rear bumper bracket issue specifically affects vehicles produced on October 14, 2024, equipped with option codes 05AS (Active Driving Assistant) and/or 5AU (Driving Assistance Pro). The primary concern is that the short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor) on the right rear of the vehicle may come loose while driving.
Symptoms
Owners of affected 2024 BMW X7 vehicles may notice a fault in the driver assistance system. This fault is typically displayed to the customer via a "check control message (CCM)" on the instrument cluster. In some instances, the performance of the driver assistance function may be reduced or may not function at all, particularly when the vehicle is being approached from the right rear.
Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions
The issue stems from a loose short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor) located on the right rear of the vehicle. This condition is specific to 2024 BMW X7 models (G07 E-Series) produced on October 14, 2024, that are equipped with either the 05AS Active Driving Assistant or 5AU Driving Assistance Pro option codes. The SRR sensor is clipped into the rear of the vehicle, and if it becomes loose, it can interfere with the proper operation of the driver assistance systems.
Repair Procedure Summary
The repair for the 2024 BMW X7 rear bumper bracket involves replacing the right rear mounting bracket. Technicians are instructed to follow the detailed repair instructions outlined in ISTA/AIR document 51 12 160. This procedure ensures the proper seating and security of the short-range radar sensor.
Required Parts
To perform this repair, the following part is required:
- Part Number: 51 12 8 084 142
- Description: Mount, bumper rear right
- Quantity: 1
Additional materials such as fluids, lubricants, one-time use screws, nuts, and seals, as specified by ISTA repair instructions, ETK, or AIR, should also be used and invoiced separately.
Important Information for Owners
This action is primarily a delivery stop, meaning it applies to vehicles in dealer inventory that have not yet been delivered to customers. It also applies to vehicles that arrive at a BMW service center and show this action as
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is BMW SIB 51 32 24?
- SIB 51 32 24 is a Service Information Bulletin issued by BMW to address a delivery stop for certain 2024 BMW X7 vehicles. It concerns a potentially loose short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor) on the right rear of the vehicle.
- What are the symptoms of the 2024 BMW X7 rear bumper bracket issue?
- If your 2024 BMW X7 is affected, you might see a "check control message (CCM)" displayed on your instrument cluster. This indicates a fault in the driver assistance system, which may experience reduced performance or not function correctly, especially when vehicles approach from the right rear.
- How will BMW fix the loose short-range radar sensor?
- BMW's repair procedure involves replacing the right rear mounting bracket. This ensures the short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor) is securely fastened, restoring the proper function of the driver assistance systems.
- Is this a recall for my 2024 BMW X7?
- This is a delivery stop and service action, not a traditional recall that would typically involve direct owner notification. Vehicles in dealer inventory will be corrected before delivery, and vehicles that arrive at a service center with this open action will have the repair performed.
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