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  1. BMW defective crimp connector in a belt tensioner wiring plug may lead to increased electrical resistance of that connection. 2009 BMW Z4 09V-327 · November 8, 2009
  2. BMW rear brake discs may not have been manufactured according to specifications. 2009 BMW X5, X6 09V-255 · August 7, 2009
  3. BMW incorrect crimp connectors may have been used on the side air bag and belt tensioner wiring. 2008 BMW 1 Series, 3 Series 09V-257 · August 7, 2009
  4. BMW equipped with a SPORTS-SUSPENSION stabilizer rather than a standard suspension stabilizer on the rear axle. 2008 BMW X5 08V-170 · November 4, 2008
  5. 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 08V-384 · May 8, 2008
  6. BMW due to the current routing of the front brake lines, it is possible that during riding, the brake lines could be under strain. 2008 BMW R1200 GS Adventure 08V-254 · May 6, 2008
  7. BMW due to the routing of the fuel tank breather hose, pressure equalization inside the fuel tank is possible only to a limited extent. 2008 BMW F 800 ST 08V-241 · February 6, 2008
  8. BMW due to a material defect in the intermediate shaft of the transmission, the shaft could break. 2008 BMW R1200 GS Adventure 08V-290 · January 7, 2008
  9. BMW on certain vehicles equipped with V8 engines, in conditions of below freezing temperatures combined with low humidity, it is possible for electrostatic discharge to occur at the fuel rails. 2006 BMW 550i 07V-479 · December 10, 2007
  10. BMW on certain motorcycles, during long periods of riding at sustained high engine rpm, vibration within the brake fluid reservoir can cause the brake fluid to foam. 2005 BMW K1200 R Sport 07V-466 · February 10, 2007
  11. 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 05V-504 · January 11, 2005
  12. BMW on certain passenger vehicles, the software programming of the DRIVER'S seat occupant detection system (ODS) may not be able to reliably determine if the DRIVER'S seat is occupied. 2004 BMW 7 Series 04V-379 · September 8, 2004
  13. 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 04V-575 · June 12, 2004
  14. BMW on certain sport utility vehicles, it may be possible for the front brake line to slip out of the retaining bracket located at the front strut. 2000 BMW X5 03V-001 · September 1, 2003
  15. BMW on certain passenger vehicles, the connection of the safety belt buckle to the steel rope of the tensioner does not meet bmw specifications. 2002 BMW X5 03V-032 · April 2, 2003
  16. BMW on certain 4-door passenger vehicles, the side air bag system could deploy in certain NON-CRASH impacts, such as when contacting large potholes or curbs at substantial speeds. 2000 BMW 323i, 328i 02V-223 · September 8, 2002
  17. BMW Passenger Vehicles: During assembly of these vehicles, the lower end of the spindle may not have been inserted completely into the coupling. 2001 BMW X5 01V-030 · June 2, 2001
  18. BMW Passenger Vehicles: (18-inch tires are standard equipment on the m5 and optional equipment on the 7-series models). 2001 BMW M5 01V-001 · April 1, 2001
  19. BMW Sport Utility Vehicles: The safety belt lower outboard anchorage bolt on the driver's and front passenger's seats may not have been secured properly. 2001 BMW X5 00V-261 · November 9, 2000