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2021 BMW Models: "Safe Share Detected" Message TSB

BMW has issued a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) for various 2021 models experiencing a "Safe share detected" check control message (CCM-ID 953). This TSB provides guidance for technicians to diagnose and address this customer complaint, ensuring proper vehicle functionality.

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BMW has released a manufacturer communication, identified by NHTSA ID 10202469, to address a specific check control message that may appear in various 2021 BMW models. This communication provides guidance to technicians regarding the "Safe share detected" message, helping them diagnose and resolve customer concerns.

Symptoms

Owners may observe a check control message displayed in their vehicle's instrument cluster or infotainment system. The verbatim message states: "Safe share detected". This message is associated with Check Control Message ID (CCM-ID) 953.

Diagnosis

When a customer reports the BMW Safe share detected message, technicians can verify its presence through a few methods. The check control message can be confirmed by reviewing key reader information. Alternatively, performing the "Check control message history" service function within the diagnostic system will also reveal the history of this message.

What Owners Should Do

If you own a 2021 BMW model and are experiencing the BMW Safe share detected message, it is recommended to contact your authorized BMW dealership. They have access to the manufacturer communication NHTSA ID 10202469 and are equipped to perform the necessary diagnostic steps to address this issue.


SOURCE: NHTSA ID 10202469

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