Blert said:
Sweet but I bought mine 2nd hand do I just call bmw and find out?
Think I'll do that just incase 90% chance they gonna say noooooo sir your car I not effected by this recall to save them a quick buck
The best is to contact BMW SA directly with your VIN number. They will check on the list to see if your vehicle was originally fitted with the airbags mentioned.
ChrisBrand said:
I actually have an airbag warning light for my passenger front left airbag. Might need to call them...
Hello Chris! An airbag warning light comes on when there is a fault on the system, like a wiring issue. The recall campaign however, is a preventative measure taken by BMW. Poor quality airbags are being replaced. This is based on other vehicle manufacturers' experiences with the same supplier's product.
Philip Foglar said:
Yep, best to phone and give them the car's VIN number to check. Strange, because there was the same recall last year, and we phoned and were informed that our car was not affected... Will have to phone again and see if they have now changed their mind! :nonono:
Hello Philip,
It is the same recall campaign from last year, which has been extended. When vehicles are still under Motorplan, it's easy for the dealerships to contact the affected car owners. However, you can imagine there's no way for them to know who the current owners are of the E46's. So the campaign remains open until all affected vehicles have been repaired. The media just helps the dealerships in this regard by publishing articles such as these.