Service-Bulletins
Technische Service-Bulletins (TSB) der Hersteller für Vertragswerkstätten — Software-Updates, Reparaturanweisungen, Lösungen für Fehlercodes und Garantiehinweise zu aktuellen Modelljahren.
2021-2022 BMW TPMS Update Delay After Tire Replacement
After replacing tires and programming the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) in certain 2021-2022 BMW models, owners may notice a delay in the system updating new tire information. This is an expected behavior as back-end support systems require time to process the data, as noted in NHTSA ID…
2021-2022 BMW MyBMW App Tire Service Indicator Issue
Owners of certain 2021-2022 BMW models may experience a persistent 'tire service due to wear' message in the myBMW app, even after replacing their tires. This manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10211810, addresses this specific concern.
2021-2023 BMW HVAC Groaning Noise SIB 64 04 22
A common issue in 2021-2023 BMW models, including the 2023 BMW 340i, is an interference or groaning noise from the heating and air-conditioning unit. BMW Service Information Bulletin SIB 64 04 22 outlines the cause and repair procedure for this issue.
2025 BMW X6 X7 Emissions Recall 25E-A05 EGS Software
BMW has released Emissions Recall 25E-A05, documented in Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 24 01 25, for certain 2025 BMW X6 and X7 vehicles. This recall addresses a software error in the Transmission Control Unit (EGS) that prevents OBD/emissions information from being read by a scan tool.
2021-2024 BMW Seat Module Inoperative TSB SI B52 17 23
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin SI B52 17 23 to address instances where a front seat becomes inoperative, including the seat heater and power supply, due to a blown seat module fuse. This TSB outlines the cause and repair for affected 2021-2024 BMW models.
2025 BMW X7 Emissions Recall: OBD Control Unit Programming
BMW's Emissions Recall 26E-A01 addresses a software error in OBD diagnostics for 2023-2026 models like the 2025 BMW X7. This recall ensures fault codes and warning lights clear correctly after a repair by reprogramming control units.
2022 BMW X7 Frontal Light Electronics Service Action
BMW has identified that production residues on the Frontal Light Electronics circuit board in some 2022 BMW X7 and X1 vehicles can lead to lighting function failures, such as daytime running lights or low-beam headlights. Owners will receive a Check Control message if a fault occurs. The affected…
2024 BMW X7 Second Row Seat Flex Cable Issue
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 52 19 23 to address a common problem in 2024 BMW X7 vehicles where the second row 60/40 split seat's flex cable assembly can detach, preventing the seat from moving forwards or backwards. This bulletin outlines diagnostic steps and repair procedures.
2025 BMW X7 Third Row Seat Actuator Change
BMW has released Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 52 10 25 regarding a design change for the electric backrest actuator in the third row of the 2025 BMW X7. This change requires specific software updates, especially when retrofitting the new part into vehicles produced before March 28, 2025.
2024 BMW X7 Third-Row Seat Folding Issues SIB B52 09 20
BMW has released Service Information Bulletin B52 09 20 for 2024 BMW X7 models addressing common problems with third-row seats, including headrests and backrests that cannot be folded down, and unusual noises. This bulletin details diagnosis and repair steps.
2024 BMW X7 Bowden Cable Parts Return (TEC778)
BMW Parts Bulletin TEC778 addresses an issue with incorrect Bowden cable parts (pn 5A1E228) being shipped in packages for the correct part number 52 30 5 A1E 229. This affects 2024 BMW X7 inventory, requiring inspection and return of affected parts by August 25, 2025.
2024-2025 BMW Navigation Fails to Start SIB 65 11 25
BMW has released Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 65 11 25 to address an issue where the navigation system fails to start, displaying 'Starting navigation system...' on Head Unit 4 (HU-H4) in various 2024-2025 models. A factory reset is the primary fix.
2025 BMW X6 and X7 Electronic Transmission Control Unit Delivery Stop
BMW has issued a delivery stop (SIB 24 01 25) for certain 2025 X6 and X7 vehicles due to a software error in the Electronic Transmission Control Unit (EGS). This error prevents OBD/emissions data from being read by a scan tool. A software update is required before customer delivery.
2024 BMW X7 Third-Row Seat Anchor Body-Nuts Break Free
BMW has issued Technical Service Bulletin 52 06 25 for 2024 X7 Sports Activity Vehicles. This TSB addresses an issue where third-row seat anchor body-nuts may break free from their welds when attempting to unbolt the seat, preventing its removal and requiring specialized body repair.
2023-2025 BMW X7 DRL Condensation SIB 63 01 25
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin SIB 63 01 25 to address contamination and condensation in the upper section of the Daytime Running Lights (DRL) headlights on 2023-2025 BMW X7 (G07) vehicles equipped with crystal headlights. This bulletin outlines a simple cleaning procedure.
2022-2025 BMW X7 Second Row Seat Flex Cable Issue
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 52 19 23 for 2022-2025 X7 models regarding issues with the second row seat flex cable. This can cause the seat to stop moving forwards and backwards. The bulletin outlines diagnosis and repair procedures.
2021-2024 BMW X7 3rd Row Seat Cannot Fold Down TSB
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin SIB 52 09 20 for 2021-2024 X7 models addressing issues where the 3rd row head restraints or backrests cannot be folded down. The TSB outlines a repair for bolt bushing movement and LNV motor replacement.
2023-2024 BMW X7 Second Row Seat Flex Cable Issue
BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 52 19 23 to address a problem where the second row 60/40 split seat's flex cable assembly can come out of its rail mechanism, preventing seat movement. This bulletin provides repair instructions for affected 2023-2024 BMW X7 vehicles.
2024 BMW X7 Rear Bumper Bracket Delivery Stop SIB 51 32 24
BMW has issued a delivery stop, SIB 51 32 24, for certain 2024 BMW X7 vehicles. This addresses a potentially loose short-range radar sensor (SRR sensor) on the right rear, which can cause a "check control message (CCM)" and affect driver assistance systems.
