NHTSA Complaint #11623286 — 2006 BMW 325I ENGINE

Complaint Details

ODI Number	11623286
Vehicle	2006 BMW 325I
Component	ENGINE
Date of Incident	October 23, 2024
Date Filed	November 2, 2024
Mileage	N/A miles
Crash	No
Fire	No
Injuries	0
Deaths	0
Vehicle Towed	No
State	CA

Consumer Description

This compliant is regarding the cooling system of BMW 32d5i 2006. Experience overheating of the car. The BMW dealership service department has confirmed that the water pump is at fault. And the quote for water pump replacement is their system. Yes, this is the second recurrency of overheating. Yes, the dashboard indicated overheating. The second warning was October 23,2024. The first warning was several years prior.

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