Bulletin de service

2025 BMW X6 and X7 PCV System Delivery Stop

BMW has announced a delivery stop, SIB 11 08 24, for certain 2025 BMW X6 (G06) and X7 (G07) vehicles. This measure addresses incorrectly connected engine crankcase ventilation lines, requiring repair before customer delivery.

Byeditor marcus weber2025 BMW X7
2025 BMW X7 — BMW X7 PCV system
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Important Warnings

BMW has issued a critical advisory regarding vehicles affected by this delivery stop. 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."

This means that any new, certified pre-owned, or used 2025 BMW X6 or X7 vehicle identified as part of this delivery stop cannot be sold or delivered to a customer until the necessary repair has been completed. Furthermore, any parts or equipment related to this issue cannot be used or sold as replacements until the underlying problem is resolved.

What's Being Addressed

BMW AG has issued Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 11 08 24, effective September 18, 2024, to address a delivery stop for certain 2024-2025 Model Year BMW vehicles. This bulletin, dated October 16, 2024, replaces the previous SI B11 08 24. The core issue involves engine crankcase ventilation lines that may have been connected incorrectly during vehicle assembly. This condition could potentially affect the proper functioning of the PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) system.

This delivery stop specifically impacts the BMW X6 Sports Activity Coupe (G06) and the BMW X7 Sports Activity Vehicle (G07). For the G06 X6 models, affected vehicles were produced between August 8, 2024, and August 26, 2024. For the G07 X7 models, the affected production window is from January 30, 2024, to August 9, 2024. This measure ensures that all new vehicles meet BMW's quality and safety standards before reaching customers, preventing potential issues related to the BMW X7 PCV system.

Why This Delivery Stop Matters

A delivery stop is a proactive measure taken by a manufacturer to address potential issues in vehicles before they are sold or delivered to customers. Unlike a recall, which typically involves vehicles already on the road, a delivery stop prevents affected vehicles from leaving the dealership lot until a specific repair or inspection is performed. For the 2025 BMW X6 and X7 models, this delivery stop ensures that the engine crankcase ventilation lines are correctly installed, mitigating any risks associated with an improperly functioning PCV system. This process is crucial for maintaining vehicle performance, emissions compliance, and long-term reliability.

How to Check if Your Vehicle is Affected

For dealers, vehicles requiring this campaign will show as "Open" when checked in BMW's internal systems, including AIR, AWP, Campaign Summary, or Warranty Vehicle Inquiry. As of September 19, 2024, a list of affected vehicles can also be found in Inventory Campaign Details (ICD) under ROSS. Prospective owners of a 2025 BMW X7 PCV system-affected vehicle should confirm with their dealer that any necessary repairs have been completed prior to delivery.

Repair Process for Dealers

The repair for this issue is not a standard procedure with a fixed set of instructions. Instead, dealers are required to create a Standard TSARA Hotline Case. The subject line of this case must include the bulletin number "B11 08 24". Once the case is submitted, the dealer will receive a VIN-specific response. This response will contain detailed PDF instructions outlining the precise repair procedure and the necessary claim information for the specific vehicle in question. This individualized approach ensures that the correct steps are taken to resolve the incorrectly connected engine crankcase ventilation lines for each affected 2025 BMW X7 PCV system vehicle.

Owner Action

If you are awaiting delivery of a new 2025 BMW X6 or X7, there is no direct action required on your part. BMW dealers are responsible for identifying and repairing all affected vehicles before they are delivered to customers. You can inquire with your dealer about the status of your vehicle and confirm that all necessary delivery stop procedures, including those related to the BMW X7 PCV system, have been completed.


Source: NHTSA ID: 11008989

Frequently Asked Questions

What is BMW SIB 11 08 24?
SIB 11 08 24 is a Service Information Bulletin issued by BMW AG, detailing a delivery stop for certain 2025 BMW X6 and X7 vehicles due to incorrectly connected engine crankcase ventilation lines.
Which BMW models are affected by the PCV system delivery stop?
The delivery stop affects specific 2025 BMW X6 Sports Activity Coupe (G06) models produced between August 8, 2024, and August 26, 2024, and 2025 BMW X7 Sports Activity Vehicle (G07) models produced between January 30, 2024, and August 9, 2024.
What is the cause of the 2025 BMW X7 PCV system delivery stop?
The cause is that the engine crankcase ventilation lines may have been connected incorrectly during the manufacturing process, impacting the proper function of the PCV system.
What should I do if I have a 2025 BMW X6 or X7 subject to this delivery stop?
If you are awaiting delivery of an affected 2025 BMW X6 or X7, no direct action is required from you. Your BMW dealer will ensure that the necessary repairs are completed before the vehicle is delivered, as per the instructions in SIB 11 08 24.

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