2022-2024 BMW X Series and Sedans Software Update
BMW has released Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 65 10 24 to address various software-related issues in 2022-2024 X Series and Sedan models. This update improves Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay connectivity, head unit startup, AC charging, and Remote Control Parking functionality.

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- BMW 530i
- 2023–2024
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- 2022–2024
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- 2023
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- 2023–2024
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- 2022–2024
- BMW X7
- 2023–2024
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BMW has issued Service Information Bulletin (SIB) 65 10 24, Revision 1, to address several software-related concerns affecting various 2022-2024 BMW models. This bulletin, dated June 28, 2024, replaces the earlier SI B65 10 24 from May 2024 and provides updated procedures for implementing quality improvements and robustness measures through a software update.
This software update aims to resolve common complaints and enhance the overall user experience for affected vehicles, including the 2022 BMW X5 software update.
Symptoms
Owners of affected BMW vehicles may experience various issues related to the vehicle's software systems. These symptoms indicate the need for the software update outlined in SIB 65 10 24:
- Bluetooth malfunctions: Problems with connecting or maintaining a stable Bluetooth connection.
- Slow head unit (HU) startup: The vehicle's infotainment system may take longer than expected to start up.
- Apple CarPlay disconnections: Frequent interruptions or disconnections when using Apple CarPlay.
- Vehicle access and drive-ready state issues: Difficulties with vehicle entry or the car not reliably entering a drive-ready state.
- AC charging abort error: The air conditioning charging process may prematurely stop or show an error.
- Remote Control Parking without function: The Remote Control Parking feature may not operate as intended.
Cause
According to BMW, the root cause of these diverse issues is unfavorable software installed in the vehicle. The existing software contains bugs or inefficiencies that lead to the described malfunctions across various vehicle systems.
Correction
The prescribed correction for these issues involves programming the complete vehicle with updated software. This can be performed either via a Remote Software Update (RSU) or through the Integrated Service Technical Application (ISTA) system at a BMW service center.
Repair Procedure Summary
Technicians will first determine the vehicle's current I-level using BMW's Aftersales Workplace (AWP) or AIR applications. The goal is to program the vehicle to I-level 24-03-540 or higher, which corresponds to RSU software version 03/2024.40 or higher.
Remote Software Update (RSU) Procedure:
- Check RSU Availability: The technician will check the available RSU version in the vehicle's System Settings app. The display may show messages like "Upgrade 03/2023.90 to 07/2023.14", "READY TO INSTALL", "Preparations completed.", and "Installation only when stationary. See Owner's Handbook for more information."
- Initiate Installation: If the RSU software version to be installed is
03/2024.40or higher, the RSU installation will be started via the Central Information Display (CID). - Verification: After approximately 30 minutes, the technician will verify that the RSU installation was successful and that software version
03/2024.40or higher has been installed.
ISTA Programming Procedure:
If the RSU software is not available or is a version lower than 03/2024.40, the vehicle will be updated using ISTA. This involves:
- Connecting Equipment: A BMW-approved battery charger (referencing SIB 04 23 10) and the ISTA 4 programming system will be connected to the vehicle.
- Measures Plan: The technician will determine, accept, and fully work through the measures plan, which includes programming, encoding, and enabling control units.
- Rework and Testing: Any rework items will be addressed, followed by a vehicle test and deletion of any fault memory. ISTA automatically reprograms and codes all programmable control modules to the latest software.
Important Warnings
Owners and technicians should be aware of specific conditions related to this software update:
- Uninstalled RSU Software: "It must be checked whether the customer has already downloaded the required RSU software into the vehicle but has NOT YET installed it." In such cases, programming must proceed via RSU. If the RSU update is not available or is lower than version
03/2024.40, the ISTA procedure must be followed. - Battery Charger Requirement: During ISTA programming, a BMW-approved battery charger/power supply must always be connected to the vehicle to prevent issues.
Claim Information
For reimbursement, service centers will use Repair Code 0065760400 for programming control units related to quality measures. The labor operations vary depending on whether the update is performed via RSU, ISTA, or in conjunction with other campaigns:
00 76 579: Programming and encoding vehicle control units, including vehicle test (8 FRU).00 76 580: Programming and encoding in conjunction with another campaign (1 FRU).00 76 784: Remote Software Upgrade performed (RSU status: Ready to be installed) (2 FRU).00 76 064: Programming and encoding vehicle control units, including vehicle test (As applicable).00 76 065: Programming and encoding in conjunction with another campaign (1 FRU).00 76 172: Remote Software Upgrade performed (RSU status: Ready to be installed) (3 FRU).
For detailed information on diagnosis work time, technicians should refer to SI B01 01 20 or B01 07 20.
What Owners Should Do
If you own a 2022-2024 BMW X Series or Sedan and are experiencing any of the described symptoms, such as Bluetooth malfunctions or Apple CarPlay disconnections, contact your authorized BMW service center. Mention Service Information Bulletin SIB 65 10 24 to ensure your vehicle receives the necessary software update. This update is crucial for resolving the underlying software issues and improving your vehicle's functionality.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11002657
Frequently Asked Questions
- What issues does BMW SIB 65 10 24 address?
- BMW SIB 65 10 24 addresses several software-related issues, including Bluetooth malfunctions, slow head unit startup, disconnections from Apple CarPlay, problems with vehicle access and drive-ready state, AC charging abort errors, and non-functional Remote Control Parking.
- Which BMW models are affected by SIB 65 10 24?
- This Service Information Bulletin affects various 2022-2024 BMW models, including the X1, X2, X5, X6, X7, XM Sports Activity Vehicles, and 5 Series and 7 Series Sedans. The specific production dates for each model are listed in the bulletin.
- What software version is required to fix these problems?
- The fix requires updating the vehicle's software to RSU version 03/2024.40 or higher, which corresponds to I-level 24-03-540 or higher. This update is designed to resolve the unfavorable software conditions causing the symptoms.
- Will I be notified by BMW about this software update?
- The bulletin does not explicitly state that owners will be notified. It's best to contact your authorized BMW service center if you are experiencing any of the listed symptoms or wish to inquire about the 2022 BMW X5 software update for your vehicle.
- Is the software update covered under warranty?
- The Service Information Bulletin outlines specific repair codes and labor operations for technicians to claim reimbursement for this service action. Owners should confirm warranty coverage details with their BMW service center, as software updates for quality measures are typically covered.
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