BMW 5 Series recalls
- BMW weld seam of the integrated transmission control unit's cover may not have been manufactured properly, which could allow automatic transmission oil to leak into the transmission control unit. 2023 BMW 3 Series, 4 Series, 5 Series +7 more
- BMW aluminum bolts that secure the housing for the variable camshaft timing adjustment (vanos) unit can loosen over time and possibly break. 2010 BMW 1 Series, 3 Series, 5 Series +3 more
- BMW heater for the positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) valve may short circuit. 2006–2008 BMW 128i, 3 Series, 5 Series +3 more
- BMW official notice describes a safety defect, but the details were not provided in plain language. 2011–2012 BMW 5 Series, 5-SERIES Gran Turismo, 6 Series +3 more
- BMW insulated bulkhead connector for the positive battery cable may have been incorrectly attached to the trunk floor panel, which can lead to a loosening of the bolt connection. 2004–2007 BMW 5 Series, 6 Series, M5 +1 more
- BMW official notice describes a safety defect, but the details were not provided in plain language. 2008–2011 BMW 5 Series, 5-SERIES Gran Turismo, 7-SERIES +2 more
- BMW check valve of the brake vacuum pump may leak a small amount of lubricating oil. 2002–2004 BMW 5 Series, 6 Series, 7 Series
- BMW VEHICLE'S fuel level sensor within the fuel tank can become wedged against the tank. 2010 BMW 5 Series, 5-SERIES Gran Turismo
- BMW depending on the manner and frequency of the front PASSENGER'S entry and exit, small cracks have developed in the mat. 2004–2006 BMW 3 Series, 5 Series, X3
- BMW certain passenger vehicles may have been built with an incorrectly manufactured automatic transmission parking pawl guide plate. 2005–2006 BMW 5 Series, 6 Series, X5
- BMW on certain passenger vehicles equipped with front seat heating systems, upon entering and exiting the vehicle, excessive contact with the side bolster that is contained in the SEAT'S backrest may damage the heating mat located in this area. 2003–2004 BMW 5 Series, 7 Series