2023-2024 BMW Oil Pump Delivery Stop SIB 11 10 24

BMW has released Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 11 10 24, a Delivery Stop action concerning specific 2023-2024 BMW vehicles. This bulletin, which is Revision 1 and replaces SI B11 10 24 dated December 2024, addresses a critical manufacturing issue related to the engine oil pump.

Important Warnings for Dealers and Owners

BMW has issued strict directives regarding vehicles affected by this Delivery Stop:

• "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."
• "Please do not overfill the engine oil."

The Issue: Untorqued Engine Oil Pump Screws

The core problem identified in SIB 11 10 24 is that the engine oil pump mounting screws may not have been tightened with the correct torque during vehicle assembly. This manufacturing defect necessitates immediate attention to ensure proper engine function and longevity.

Affected BMW Models and Production Dates

This Delivery Stop impacts a small number of Model Year 2023-2025 BMW vehicles produced between July 30, 2022, and October 1, 2024. Specifically, the following models are included:

• F95 X5 M Sports Activity Vehicle: Produced April 27, 2023
• F96 X6 M Sports Activity Coupe: Produced May 23, 2023
• G06 X6 Sports Activity Coupe: Produced August 23, 2023, and August 12, 2024
• G07 X7 Sports Activity Vehicle: Produced July 30, 2022 – October 1, 2024
• G70 7 Series Sedan: Produced September 14, 2022 – December 18, 2023

If you own a 2023 or 2024 BMW X5 oil pump delivery stop affected vehicle, it is crucial to have it inspected.

Repair Procedure Summary

The repair for this issue, detailed in Repair Instruction 11 41 000 "Removing and installing/replacing an oil pump," involves replacing the engine oil pump. Following the oil pump replacement, specific engine oil service procedures must be performed:

• If the engine oil maintenance service task does not show "Recommended" or "Due" (or is not Bundling Eligible): Drain and refill the engine oil with 10.3 liters. The engine oil filter should not be replaced, and the CBS data should not be reset.
• If the engine oil maintenance service task does show "Recommended" or "Due" (or is Bundling Eligible): Drain and refill the engine oil with 10.8 liters. In this case, the engine oil filter must be replaced, and the CBS data should be reset.

Required Parts and Materials

The repair requires specific parts depending on the vehicle model. Key components include the oil pump (Part Number 11 41 9 847 199), various sealing rings, gaskets, combination screws, and an oil pan. Additionally, engine oil (such as 0W-30 LL01FE, Part Number 83 21 5 A42 D33 or 83 21 5 A42 D39) and BMW Antifreeze/Coolant HT-12 (Part Number 83 19 5 A32 851 or 83 19 2 468 442) may be required.

Warranty and Claim Information

This Delivery Stop repair is covered under warranty. The primary Repair Code for this action is 0011870700. Dealers will use specific labor operation codes, such as 00 77 954 for replacing the engine oil pump, to claim reimbursement. Additional labor operations (00 00 105, 00 00 610) and Repair Code 85990501MP apply if the vehicle is under a BMW Maintenance Program and an oil service is due. The repair also qualifies for Alternative Mobility Solution (AMS) expense reimbursement.

What Owners Should Know

If you have purchased or are awaiting delivery of a 2023-2024 BMW X5 oil pump delivery stop affected vehicle, it is essential to ensure this Delivery Stop has been completed. Vehicles subject to this campaign will show as "Open" when checked in AIR, AWP, Campaign Summary, or Warranty Vehicle Inquiry. The repair will be performed free of charge by an authorized BMW service center. This proactive measure ensures the safety and reliability of your vehicle.

NHTSA ID: 11013114