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Read the WELCOME ALL BMWFANATICS post.
Recall on Diesel models made between 2010 and 2017
- Thread starter Paul_Pret
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Flame said:
Howzit. The only recalls at the momEnt on the e90 would be the battery cable wiring by the fuse box(not a fan of the repair for that) or the blower motor for the aircon's wiring.
If there's anything else you need them to check. They will charge, and they not shy I've noticed.
Enjoy
mgwaiting:
According to CapeTalk talk, only 50 cars have had this campaign out of +-2600 affected cars in SA :skit:
http://www.capetalk.co.za/podcasts/...Cr5KYjd0fY8y4MCWxcjF7pjJHPlXKA0ZVXDHKycbPR5lo
http://www.capetalk.co.za/podcasts/...Cr5KYjd0fY8y4MCWxcjF7pjJHPlXKA0ZVXDHKycbPR5lo
KnightLion
Member
I don't know if my car was part of this but I checked on https://www.bmw.co.za/en/topics/off...uemEvQWZ0ZXJzYWxlcy9UZWNobmljYWxDYW1wYWlnbi8= and they did my car Monday 04/03/19 was for some wire on the in dash AC unit.
Rishie Rish
///Member
Just checked mine, and open campaign for battery positive cable only.
JohnLod
///Member
Hi guys,
One must also remember that because of the POPPY ACT it is difficult for a OEM to find clients of vehicles after the have been sold after the warranty/service plan has expired. I know BMWSA sent out registered letters to the last known recorded contact details on the BMWSA system, if the campaign required it. If the vehicle has been sold (which is usually the case) and the vehicle has been serviced outside of the BMW network it gets challenging. That is why I started the "check your vin" post. Fortunately BMW has that link now to help you to check your vin yourself. It is also advisable to check your vin regularly every 6-12 months as campaigns may be added at any time. It would also help if BMWFANATICS members helped to assist friends and family members who may not be up to speed with this sort of thing. In the past there was a great deal of support from the forum inquiring on behalf of friends.
Another thing one must also be aware of, is that just because there is a campaign in one part of the world, doesn't mean it is applicable all over the world. The regulations and laws differ from country to country.
Regards
One must also remember that because of the POPPY ACT it is difficult for a OEM to find clients of vehicles after the have been sold after the warranty/service plan has expired. I know BMWSA sent out registered letters to the last known recorded contact details on the BMWSA system, if the campaign required it. If the vehicle has been sold (which is usually the case) and the vehicle has been serviced outside of the BMW network it gets challenging. That is why I started the "check your vin" post. Fortunately BMW has that link now to help you to check your vin yourself. It is also advisable to check your vin regularly every 6-12 months as campaigns may be added at any time. It would also help if BMWFANATICS members helped to assist friends and family members who may not be up to speed with this sort of thing. In the past there was a great deal of support from the forum inquiring on behalf of friends.
Another thing one must also be aware of, is that just because there is a campaign in one part of the world, doesn't mean it is applicable all over the world. The regulations and laws differ from country to country.
Regards
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My car's part of the recall.
Waiting for a dealer to call me.
Thanks for the link
Waiting for a dealer to call me.
Thanks for the link
[email protected]
New member
My car's part of the recall.
Waiting for a dealer to call me.
Thanks for the link
Waiting for a dealer to call me.
Thanks for the link
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