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DVLA threw mine up straightaway. I do hope it's really necessary

Mine just comes back with this doesn’t say what it’s for yet

This vehicle has an outstanding recall.
If you're the owner or driver of this vehicle, contact the local BMW dealership to arrange a free repair.

If the recalled component has been repaired recently, it can take several weeks for the manufacturer to update their records.

This information is provided by the vehicle manufacturer. If you think the recall information is wrong, contact your local BMW dealership.

StuBeeDoo wrote: ↑Thu Aug 24, 2023 9:20 pmStill can't get an answer from the BMW pages linked above, but DVLA's recall tool shows nothing outstanding for my car.

Just got on to the BMW site, and putting the V.I.N in (it doesn't recognise my reg.) it says "There are no open safety related recalls or technical enhancements on this vehicle".

Got the X6 back. No rattles from the refitted dash. Talking to the team at the dealership, this is still part of the huge, global Takata recall. Some cars have had to be done twice (including our E46). Job actually took a full day and the car was ready just before going home time so there was no way I could get there that fast.

Both DVLA and BMW showing a safety recall on my X6. Surprised bmw haven't been in touch especially as it's safety

I said the same thing. It was only because I was at the Dealer that I knew. Given it was in the press in May, I would have expected at least something from BMW about it long before now.

It may be my age, i become more underwhelmed by things BMW a little bit each day. Still somewhat better though than VW liason and customer service from what i read.

Standards generally are pi$$ poor nowadays

BMW UK tool is working again….

https://www.bmw.co.uk/en/footer/quick-l ... calls.html