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SIB 64 06 24: Coolant changeover valve leak

Coolant changeover valve leak on Electric engines (2023–2024); BMW gives an inspection and repair procedure.

BMW service campaign · NHTSA ID 11005236 · Jul 2024 · also written SI B64 06 24, B640624

What it covers

A service campaign is a fix BMW performs free on affected cars. Ask a BMW center whether it is open on your VIN.

Quality checks have determined that the coolant changeover valve may develop a coolant leak under very low outside temperatures (significantly lower than 32º F (0 C)).

NHTSA's summary of this communication (excerpt)

Official document on NHTSA (PDF) →

Details

Bulletin numberSIB 64 06 24
Also written: SI B64 06 24, B640624, 64 06 24, SIB-64-06-24, SI B640624
NHTSA ID11000512, 11005236 (revisions)
Document IDs filedB640624
TypeService campaign
Date (first filed May 2024)
ModelsI4, I5, I7
Model years2023–2024
ChassisG26, G60, G70
EnginesElectric
Component (NHTSA)Engine

Model, year and engine coverage comes from NHTSA's records. Not every car in this range is affected; the official document lists the exact production dates and conditions.

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Source: NHTSA Manufacturer Communications (public data). BimmerBench is not affiliated with BMW or NHTSA. The title and description above are our own plain-English summary; the full bulletin is BMW's document, linked above.

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