2024-2025 BMW 330i/430i Integrated Fuel Module Delivery Stop

BMW has announced an urgent communication regarding a Delivery Stop for certain 2024-2025 BMW 330i and 430i models. This Delivery Stop: Integrated Fuel Module is identified by bulletin number B16 01 25 and indicates that affected vehicles cannot be delivered to customers until a specific remedy is performed. The communication was published on February 21, 2025, and is set to expire on March 7, 2025.

The good news for owners and dealerships is that the necessary remedy for this 2024 BMW 430i Integrated Fuel Module delivery stop is now available. This allows dealerships to address the Integrated Fuel Module issue and proceed with vehicle preparation for sale.

What is a Delivery Stop?

A delivery stop is a critical measure taken by a manufacturer when an issue is identified in new vehicles that are either in transit, at the dealership, or awaiting final delivery to a customer. For the 2024 BMW 430i Integrated Fuel Module delivery stop, this means that any affected vehicle cannot be sold or driven off the lot until the required repair or update is completed. These stops are typically issued for safety or compliance reasons, ensuring that all new vehicles meet quality standards before reaching owners.

This particular Delivery Stop B16 01 25 applies to 2024 and 2025 model year BMW 330i and 430i vehicles.

Remedy: Software Programming

The remedy for the Delivery Stop: Integrated Fuel Module (B16 01 25) is now available and involves updating the vehicle's software through programming. The bulletin detailing this procedure has been updated on BMW's Technical Information System (TIS). Dealerships are instructed to perform this programming to resolve the Integrated Fuel Module issue.

This software update is crucial for ensuring the proper function of the Integrated Fuel Module before the vehicle is delivered to the customer. The programming procedure should be completed by trained BMW technicians.

Important Information for Dealers and Owners

ROSS System Display Delay: Due to system processing times, the "Remedy Available" Green Check may not immediately display in the ROSS systems. BMW advises that this will update in the coming days. However, the remedy is available for all affected VINs and can be performed even if the ROSS system has not yet updated.

RDR Override: If a Retailer Delivery Report (RDR) override is necessary because the system is still displaying the delivery stop, dealers can enter the Repair Order (RO) number and the date the programming was performed to proceed.

Other Open Campaigns: It is critical that if any vehicles affected by this delivery stop have other open Campaigns, those campaigns must also be completed prior to delivery to the customer. This ensures all outstanding issues are resolved before the vehicle leaves the dealership.

NHTSA ID: 11014964