BMW Motorrad recalls certain BMW S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, S1000XR model vehicles.
BMW Motorrad is recalling certain S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, and S1000XR model vehicles due to a safety issue where the screw connection of the oil filter may become detached at high engine speeds. This could lead to oil leaking onto the road surface, increasing the risk of critical driving situations. There are 162 vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland.
- Brand
- BMW Motorrad
- Product
- S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, S1000XR
- Batch codes
- 31 August 2009 to 17 October 2024
- What to do
- Affected customers will be contacted to make an appointment with their local Authorised Repairer for necessary repairs/replacements.
Recall campaign next steps
BMW Motorrad will directly contact all affected customers advising them to make an appointment with their local Authorised Repairer where any necessary repairs/replacements of parts will be carried out.
If you believe that your vehicle may be affected by the recall below, please speak to your BMW MOTORRAD dealer or use their web form to find your nearest BMW MOTORRAD dealer.
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A safety issue has been identified whereby the screw connection of the oil filter may become detached at high engine speeds (>= 12 500 rpm) while the vehicle is in motion. If the screw connection is loose or becomes detached, oil may leak from the oil filter. The oil may leak out onto the road surface in front of the rear tyre. As a result, critical driving situations cannot be ruled out.
There are 162 vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland that were produced between 31 August 2009 and 17 October 2024 .
Frequently asked questions
Is S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, S1000XR being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. BMW Motorrad is recalling certain S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, and S1000XR model vehicles due to a safety issue where the screw connection of the oil filter may become detached at high engine speeds. This could lead to oil leaking onto the road surface, increasing the risk of critical driving situations. There are 162 vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Why is S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, S1000XR being recalled?
The recall relates to a chemical hazard. BMW Motorrad is recalling certain S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, and S1000XR model vehicles due to a safety issue where the screw connection of the oil filter may become detached at high engine speeds. This could lead to oil leaking onto the road surface, increasing the risk of critical driving situations. There are 162 vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland.
What should I do if I have this product?
Affected customers will be contacted to make an appointment with their local Authorised Repairer for necessary repairs/replacements.
Which batches of S1000RR, HP4, HP4 Race, M1000RR, M1000R, M1000XR, S1000R, S1000XR are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 31 August 2009 to 17 October 2024.
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