2025 BMW X1 Sunroof Moves Slowly or Not At All TSB
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin SIB 54 03 25 for the 2025 BMW X1, addressing panoramic sunroofs that open/close slowly or are stuck. The issue is caused by contamination on the sunroof cassette's outer tracks, requiring cleaning and lubrication.

Owners of the 2025 BMW X1 Sport Activity Vehicle (U11 E-Series) may experience issues with their panoramic sunroof. Specifically, the sunroof glass panel might open or close slowly, or it may not move at all. This condition affects vehicles equipped with the 402 Panoramic Moonroof option.
Symptoms
The primary symptom is that "The sunroof opens/closes slowly, or does not move at all." This directly impacts the functionality and convenience of the panoramic sunroof system in your 2025 BMW X1.
Cause
The root cause for the panoramic sunroof's sluggish or non-operational movement is identified as contamination on the outer track(s) of the sunroof cassette. This contamination can affect either one or both sides of the sunroof cassette, hindering the smooth operation of the glass panels.
Repair Procedure Summary
To address the issue of a 2025 BMW X1 sunroof moves slowly, BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 54 03 25 outlines a specific cleaning and lubrication procedure. The repair involves several steps to ensure the sunroof operates correctly:
- Verify the Concern: A technician will first confirm the customer's reported issue with the sunroof operation.
- Panel Removal: The front and rear sunroof glass panels must be removed. This step refers to specific repair instructions found in ISTA/AIR 54 13 250.
- Initial Cleaning: After panel removal, the sunroof is closed using the switch on the FZD (Roof Center Function). Technicians then use a clean cloth to meticulously clean any contamination from both the rear outer channels of the sunroof cassette.
- Further Cleaning: The sunroof is opened to its maximum position, and the front outer channels of the sunroof cassette are also cleaned thoroughly with a clean cloth.
- Lubrication: Once all four outer channels (front and rear, left and right) are clean, they are lubricated using the specified grease. The front outer channels are lubricated first, followed by the rear outer channels.
- Grease Distribution: To ensure even distribution of the lubricant, the sunroof is opened and closed three times.
- Reassembly and Verification: Finally, the vehicle is reassembled, and the sunroof's functionality is verified to confirm the repair has resolved the issue of the 2025 BMW X1 sunroof moves slowly.
Required Tools or Parts
For the lubrication step of this repair, a specific part is required:
- Part Number: 83 19 2 460 509
- Description: Kluberplex RA 41 – 151 (90 gr)
Technicians should confirm the correct part numbers for a specific vehicle by entering the chassis number into ETK or AIR, which accounts for specific equipment and options.
Important Warnings
This Service Information Bulletin provides technical information for diagnosis and repair. It is important for owners to note that "Damage and/or issues caused by outside influences are not covered under the BMW Limited warranties." This means that if the sunroof problem is determined to be due to external factors not related to manufacturing defects or normal wear, the repair may not be covered under warranty.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11025677
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