If you own a BMW M5 or M5 Touring, it's essential to be aware of a recent recall notice issued by the manufacturer. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), over 58,700 vehicles produced between model year 2024 and model year 2026 may be affected by a potential issue with the air conditioning wiring harness. The problem arises when the wiring harness becomes damaged during routine maintenance procedures, such as replacing the cabin air filter. This damage can lead to a short circuit, which may cause a fire. Fortunately, BMW is taking proactive steps to address the issue. The recall impacts certain models, including the M5 Touring and M5 sedans. The affected vehicles are those with MY2025 and MY2026 production years, as well as some 5-Series models and the 550e xDrive. The electric I5 is also included in the recall. BMW will be sending owner notification letters to ...
If you own a BMW M5 or M5 Touring, it’s essential to be aware of a recent recall notice issued by the manufacturer. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), over 58,700 vehicles produced between model year 2024 and model year 2026 may be affected by a potential issue with the air conditioning wiring harness.
The problem arises when the wiring harness becomes damaged during routine maintenance procedures, such as replacing the cabin air filter. This damage can lead to a short circuit, which may cause a fire. Fortunately, BMW is taking proactive steps to address the issue.
The recall impacts certain models, including the M5 Touring and M5 sedans. The affected vehicles are those with MY2025 and MY2026 production years, as well as some 5-Series models and the 550e xDrive. The electric I5 is also included in the recall.
BMW will be sending owner notification letters to impacted customers on April 13. Dealers will inspect the air conditioning system’s electrical wiring harness and replace any damaged units they find. A new retainer clip will also be installed to prevent future issues.
The good news is that there will be no charge associated with the recall-related repair work. If you’re concerned about whether your vehicle is affected, you can contact BMW directly at 1-800-525-7417.
It’s essential to stay informed about any recalls that may affect your vehicle. By taking proactive steps to address potential issues, you can help ensure your safety on the road.
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