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SIB 71 01 16: Replace the Manufacturer's Certification Label
Replace the Manufacturer's Certification Label on BMW F16 models (2015–2017); the fix is replacing the affected part.
BMW service bulletin · NHTSA ID 10151334 · May 2016 · also written SI B71 01 16, B710116
What it covers
A service bulletin tells BMW technicians how to diagnose or fix a known issue. It is not a recall: a repair under a bulletin is normally paid by the owner unless the car is still under warranty or a warranty extension applies.
Replace the Manufacturer's Certification Label. The gross vehicle weight data was not specified correctly on the B-pillar label. AFFECTED VEHICLES This Service Action involves certain F16 (X6) vehicles manufactured from November 24, 2015 to February 25, 2016.
Details
| Bulletin number | SIB 71 01 16 Also written: SI B71 01 16, B710116, 71 01 16, SIB-71-01-16, SI B710116 |
|---|---|
| NHTSA ID | 10151334 |
| Document IDs filed | B710116 |
| Type | Service bulletin |
| Date | |
| Models | X6 |
| Model years | 2015–2017 |
| Chassis | F16 |
| Engines | N55, N57, N63 |
| Component (NHTSA) | Equipment › Other › Labels |
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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