2024 BMW Projected Modes and WiFi Not Functioning TSB
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin SIB 65 09 25 to address a concern where Projected Modes (Apple CarPlay/Android Auto) and WiFi connectivity are not functioning in certain 2024 models. This issue stems from the BMW Navigation system not being enabled during pre-delivery inspection (PDI).

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- 2024
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Owners of various 2024 BMW models equipped with Head Unit 5 (HU-H5) may experience issues where "Projected Modes (Apple CarPlay/Android Auto) do not connect in the vehicle." Simultaneously, the vehicle's WiFi system may be inactive and unable to be turned on. This problem, detailed in BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 65 09 25, directly impacts the functionality of smartphone integration features that rely on a stable WiFi connection.
Symptoms
If you own a 2024 BMW and are experiencing this issue, you will notice that your smartphone's Projected Modes, such as Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, fail to connect. You may also find that the vehicle's internal WiFi system is not active and cannot be enabled through the infotainment settings. This prevents the seamless integration of your smartphone's apps and services with your car's display.
Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions
The root cause of the non-functional BMW Projected Modes WiFi and connectivity issues is identified as the BMW Navigation system not being enabled during the vehicle's Quality Check 1 (QC1) or Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) process. Projected Modes rely on a WiFi connection to transmit data, and the WiFi system itself depends on the BMW Navigation system being active to determine the vehicle's location and activate the correct regional WiFi frequencies (e.g., for the United States or Europe).
If the BMW Navigation system is not activated during PDI, the WiFi will not be enabled during the vehicle's setup, making Projected Modes impossible.
Repair Procedure Summary
To resolve the BMW Projected Modes WiFi issue, a BMW technician must enable the BMW Navigation System using specific diagnostic tools. The procedure outlined in SIB 65 09 25 involves the following steps:
- Connect to ISTA: The vehicle must be connected to the ISTA diagnostic system.
- Run Test Plan for Navigation: The technician will perform the test plan
ABL-DIT-AS6100_SWT_UDS_AUTO, which is designed for "Automatically Enabling the Navigation." - Reset Transport Mode: After the BMW Navigation is enabled, the test plan
ABL-DIT-AS6100_TRAMODE_RESET– "Delete Transport Mode" – must be executed. This is followed by completing the QC1 processes again within the test plan. - Verify Functionality: Finally, the technician will verify that the WiFi system can be activated and is fully functional, ensuring that Projected Modes can connect successfully.
Important Warnings
BMW states that this specific situation, where the BMW Projected Modes WiFi fails due to an incomplete or improperly performed PDI, is NOT covered under BMW warranty. This means that if your vehicle exhibits this problem, the repair costs may not be covered, as it is considered an issue arising from the initial dealer preparation process rather than a manufacturing defect.
What Owners Should Do
If you are experiencing problems with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, or your vehicle's WiFi in your 2024 BMW, it is recommended to contact your authorized BMW dealership. Explain the symptoms you are observing, referencing BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 65 09 25 if possible. Be aware of the warranty disclaimer regarding PDI-related issues.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11018546
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is BMW SIB 65 09 25 about?
- BMW SIB 65 09 25 addresses a problem in certain 2024 BMW models where Projected Modes (Apple CarPlay/Android Auto) and the vehicle's WiFi system are not functioning due to the BMW Navigation system not being enabled during the pre-delivery inspection (PDI).
- Why are Apple CarPlay and Android Auto not working in my 2024 BMW?
- The primary reason for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto not working, as described in SIB 65 09 25, is that the vehicle's WiFi system is inactive. This inactivity stems from the BMW Navigation system not being properly enabled during the initial PDI, which is crucial for activating the WiFi based on your vehicle's location.
- Will BMW cover the repair for the 'BMW Projected Modes WiFi' issue under warranty?
- According to BMW's claim information in SIB 65 09 25, this specific situation, which results from an incomplete or improperly performed PDI, is not covered under BMW warranty. Owners should discuss this with their dealership.
- What is the fix for the non-functional BMW Projected Modes WiFi?
- The fix involves a BMW technician connecting the vehicle to the ISTA diagnostic system to run specific test plans, including `ABL-DIT-AS6100_SWT_UDS_AUTO` to enable navigation and `ABL-DIT-AS6100_TRAMODE_RESET` to reset transport mode, followed by re-completing QC1 processes.
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