BMW X5 News
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2021-2023 BMW X5 Third-Row Seating Access Issue
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10235186, addresses an issue where it may not be possible to get into the third-row seating of certain 2021-2023 BMW X5 vehicles. Owners experiencing this problem should contact their BMW dealer for diagnosis and resolution.
2021-2023 BMW Steering Height Adjustment Groaning Noise
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10235181, addresses a groaning noise heard during steering height adjustment in various 2021-2023 BMW models, including the X5, X7, and 5/7/8 Series. This TSB provides guidance for technicians.
2021-2023 BMW Steering Cracking, Creaking, or Knocking Noises TSB
Owners of 2021-2023 BMW models, including the X5, may hear cracking, creaking, or knocking noises from the steering system. This TSB (NHTSA ID 10235180) addresses these symptoms, which occur when turning the steering wheel stationary or on uneven roads. Visit your dealer for diagnosis.
2021-2023 BMW 3, 5, X Series Transmission Sleep Mode Failure
BMW has issued a Delivery Stop for certain 2021-2023 3 Series, 5 Series, and X Series vehicles. A software failure can prevent the transmission from entering 'sleep mode' when the vehicle is turned off, potentially leading to issues. This communication is identified by NHTSA ID 10235178.
2021-2023 BMW Delivery Stop: Missing Touchscreen & Reversing Assistant
BMW has issued a delivery stop for certain 2021-2023 models, including the X5, X7, and i4, due to supply chain limitations. Affected vehicles were produced without the 'CID with touch function' (touchscreen display) and 'Reversing Assistant' features.
2021-2023 BMW: CID Touch Screen Function Missing
Due to component supply issues, certain 2021-2023 BMW models, including the 2022 BMW X5, were manufactured without the central information display (CID) touch screen function. This manufacturer communication (NHTSA ID 10233166) explains the situation for affected vehicles.
2021-2023 BMW X5/X6/X7/Z4 Wiper Malfunction
BMW has issued a manufacturer communication (NHTSA ID 10233163) regarding a "183 Windscreen wiper malfunction" check control message that may appear in 2021-2023 BMW X5, X6, X7, and Z4 vehicles. This article explains the symptoms and recommended owner actions.
2021-2023 BMW Steering Column Memory Issue
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10230732, addresses a concern where saved steering column positions (vertical and horizontal) are not stored long term in various 2021-2023 BMW models. This can lead to the steering wheel position resetting unexpectedly.
2021-2023 BMW X5, X7, 5 & 7 Series Coolant Leak Issue
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10230724, indicates that certain 2021-2023 BMW X5, X7, 5 Series, and 7 Series vehicles may exhibit coolant leaks from the engine compartment, specifically from the low temperature cooling system's expansion tank.
2021-2023 BMW X5/X7 Transmission Shifts to P/N After Auto Start
BMW has issued a manufacturer communication (NHTSA ID: 10230722) regarding 2021-2023 X5 and X7 models. Some owners may find their vehicle's transmission intermittently shifts to Park or Neutral after an automatic engine start (MSA start) without driver input. This document addresses the concern.
2021-2022 BMW X5, X7 Rear B-Pillar Vent Whistle Noise TSB
Some 2021-2022 BMW X5 and X7 owners report a whistling noise from the rear B-pillar vents when closed. This manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10228438, details the symptom and potential solutions for this air noise issue, ensuring a quieter cabin.
2021-2022 BMW 12-Volt Power Socket Not Working TSB
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10228434, details an issue affecting 2021-2022 BMW models where the front 12-volt power socket may not properly power or charge accessories, often requiring constant downward pressure to function.
2021-2023 BMW X5/X7 Easy-Entry Seat Not Locking CCM
BMW has identified an issue where the 2nd row 60/40 seat in certain 2021-2023 X5 and X7 models may stop before reaching its final home position after Easy-Entry, triggering a 'seat not locked' Check Control Message. This manufacturer communication addresses the cause and potential fix.
2021-2022 BMW X5 X6 X7 Roof Antenna Water Ingress Delivery Stop
BMW has issued a delivery stop for a limited number of 2021-2022 X5, X6, and X7 vehicles. This action, identified by NHTSA ID 10227570, addresses potential water ingress through the roof antenna housing, preventing delivery until inspection and repair.
2021-2022 BMW X5, X7 Bluetooth Module Issue TSB
BMW has identified an issue with an incorrect Bluetooth module installed in the headunit of certain 2021-2022 BMW X5 and X7 vehicles. This can lead to problems with Bluetooth functionality and mobile phone pairing. Owners may experience difficulty connecting devices, as highlighted in this 2022…
2021-2022 BMW 12-Volt Power Socket Not Working
Owners of certain 2021-2022 BMW models, including the X5, may find their front 12-volt power socket fails to power accessories or requires constant downward pressure to function. This manufacturer communication addresses the electrical system issue.
2021-2022 BMW X5, X6, X7 Seat Noise TSB
BMW has identified a condition in 2021-2022 X5, X6, and X7 vehicles where owners may experience creaking or knocking noises from the seat frame and rail assembly. This manufacturer communication (NHTSA ID 10227555) addresses noises occurring during weight shifts or seat motor activation.
2021-2022 BMW X5 X7 Windscreen Seal Delivery Stop
BMW has announced a delivery stop for a small number of 2021-2022 BMW X5 and X7 vehicles due to a windscreen seal issue. This means affected vehicles cannot be delivered until the issue is resolved. The manufacturer communication is identified by NHTSA ID 10227552.
2021-2023 BMW 12-Volt Power Socket Issue
A manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10225115, addresses a common problem in 2021-2023 BMW vehicles where the front 12-volt power socket may fail to power accessories or requires constant downward pressure to maintain connection. Owners should consult their dealer for diagnosis and repair.
2021-2023 BMW X5/3 Series AC Cycling & Rattling
BMW Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) owners may experience air conditioning cycling between cold and warm air, or hear a rattling noise from the electrical coolant condenser (EKMV). This manufacturer communication addresses these issues for 2021-2023 BMW X5, 330e, M340i, and 330i models.