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Driver restraint system malfunction keeps coming on since I purchased vehicle and hendrick BMW has tried to repair my car multiple times but issue. Errors related to the restraint system are a common issue for BMW, especially with cars made from 2000 onwards. When there is an issue with seat belts, a message will pop up on the iDrive display and warn the driver. Besides that, there will be an airbag warning light and a seatbelt warning light on the dashboard. On BMW vehicles Restraint System Malfunction warning message pops up, and the airbag light (SRS) turns on to warn the driver the airbags are not working properly and may not deploy in case of an accident.

15 hours ago  The following message has appeared on the dashboard of my 2008 BMW 530d: 'Passenger restraint system malfunction'. The seat belt and airbag warning lights are also illuminated - what should I do? - For more news, reviews and Top Tens, visit https://www.honestjohn.co.uk.

BMW X5 owners have reported 49 problems related to seat belt (under the seat belt category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.

After the passenger would vacate the car the passenger seat belt alarm would come on and stay on till I would take action by hitting the seat with my palm. I tried three times in having the dealership to repair the seat pad sensor while it was under warranty, but they said they could not duplicate it. After the warrant expired I returned it the dealership and then they said it was a defective seat pad sensor. (ugh).
See all problems of the 2013 BMW X5 .

Seat belt tensioner would not release and continued to tighten around child's waist. Could not extract the child and had to cut seat belt loose.

Upon driving the airbag light came on and said it was not recognized seat belt indicator came on also send a photo.
See all problems of the 2011 BMW X5 .

Spurious 'passenger not wearing seatbelt' alert when there is no passenger. Diagnosed as 'passenger seat mat sensor faulty' with a replacement cost of $2,498. 87. Should be covered by a recall as this is a safety issue. Apparently similar issue led to a recall in older BMW vehicles.

Passenger seat sensor for airbag has failed. Was told not covered under warranty or any recall, estimate of $2,200. Was told that safety system is now compromised for passenger.

Passenger seat - seat/airbag occupancy sensor failed. The airbag and seatbelt light remains lit. BMW said not covered under any warranty even though it's a safety issue. Estimated cost to repair - $3,000. Apparently airbag and seatbelt will not engage if sensor is not working.

Front passwnger seat belt doesn't work properly.
See all problems of the 2004 BMW X5 .

The passenger seat weight occupancy sensor intermittently works. I am concerned if it is not working properly, the airbag may not deploy properly. Also, the seat belt warning light chimes even though the seat is not occupied.

Seat occupancy sensor broken and this seems to be an ongoing problem of BMW.
See all problems of the 2012 BMW X5 .

Three warning messages appear (I hve to click 'ok' to remove them) each time I start the car. The message is about the airbag, the belt tensioner, and the belt force limiter. This for the both the driver side and passenger side. I can still drive the car, but notice through expeimentation,that sometimes when I give a rapid tug on the shoulder belt it stops after a few inches (as it should) and sometimes it goes forward a couple of feet without any reistance. I have not done any other experimentation. This is true for the vehicle being stationary and in motion. Since the dealer wants $185 just to look (I am a few months out of warranty), I would first like to know if other people are having the same issue and their is the realistic possiblity of a recall. This would save me analysis and subsequent repair expenses.
See all problems of the 2015 BMW X5 .

Bww has an ongoing problem with its seat sensor mat. These sensors are critical to the safety of the front passenger in the event of an accident. BMW has only issued recalls for select model of its vehicle on this particular issue. It has failed to acknowledge that it is a widespread problem affecting all of its vehicles across years and models. I believe that the government should act to force BMW to take responsibility for its defective product. Human lives are being put in danger. Thank you.
See all problems of the 2008 BMW X5 .

Front passenger seat mat sensor faulty leaving the front passenger without airbag protection. I'll install a bypass device because they are common and inexpensive and available because so many Bmws have this issue. The bypass device will allow the passenger airbags to deploy whether a passenger is in the seat or not. The years 2006 and 2007 saw recall on the passenger seat sensor. This needs to be addressed.
See all problems of the 2010 BMW X5 .

2018 BMW X5 xdr40e. Consumer writes to multiple malfunctions with vehicle; airbag/seat tensioner/belt-force limiters-system.
See all problems of the 2018 BMW X5 .

Takata recall. Airbag front passenger and restraint seat belt, don't want anything happening when I'm driving it might cause a accident.

Takata recall! my airbag seat keep on ringing to put seatbelt on when no one is sitting there, and the restraint warning on my tv screen won't go away. I'm afraid my seat will explode on us when we are on the road. They need to check it out, dangerous its better to save lives, then sorry.

Passenger seat belt and air bag occupancy sensor malfunction and need to replace sensor. ## VIN passed ## 2012 BMW X5 drive35d ##.

Restraint system malfunction showed up on my car for no reason. I just bought this car it had no issues then one day restraint system malfunction showed up! I was pulling out of my drive way when this happened.

My seat belt light comes on it starts beeping without anyone or anything on the seat it's very annoying and unsafe I would imagine if I was to get into a car accident would my airbag deploy or not giving false reading this happens while driving.
See all problems of the 2009 BMW X5 .

Seat belt gets 'stuck' and does not automatically fasten.

A code is being thrown that translates to 'seat belt tensioner, driver's side'. I see a recall in your database for this issue and 2002 BMW X5's but when I call the dealership (BMW of the mainline) and provide them my VIN#, they said the recall doesn't cover my particular car. Unsure why that would be as I have the same problem w/the same year and model car as in this recall. Obviously, my car suffers from the same issue and should be recitified by BMW free of charge. Thanks.
See all problems of the 2002 BMW X5 .

Purchace car from darcars kia with 50299 32,747,85 on about 12/08/2015. July 15th car run hot housing unit had to be replace coolant pump,asa-bolt,thermostat,coolant,ep battery 92ah cost $ 2550. 48. At BMW of silver spring 3211 automobile blvd. Silver spring,MD 20904. Car would not starter on may 20th 2017 had a car tow to BMW of silver spring,MD Thursday night was told Monday that tech ran diagonostict scan and found faults stored for stater tech recommendend replacing starter $1400 I decline had truck towed to rossi's automotive 903 selim rd. Silver spring,MD 20910 where the car is now waiting to be towed back to BMW of silver spring. Been without my vehicle since may 20th ,2017. Had driven my car a full year . Still paying geico and navy federal credit union $32,747. 85.

I was driving on the freeway and alll of a sudden I received an audible and visual warning stating that the passenger restraint system malfunctioned. At the time, there were no passengers in the vehicle. This seems to be an occurring issue with BMW vehicles. I've had the same problem on two other vehicles.

The 3rd row seat belt on the left side (driver side) does not return by it self properly. This is, when you buckle up the seat belt does not return by it self properly so you have to push the remaining belt inside the side wall of the car because it stays loose not tight. I want to know if the dealer have to correct this issue even when the basic warrany is finished. It seems that the retractor is defective.
See all problems of the 2014 BMW X5 .

The driver seat belt on a brand new, BMW 2017 X5 xdrive 35i had a seat belt buckle that would rattle and shake when the driver was seated. The buckle would continue to rattle as the driver drove down the road. The buckle would rattle when the vehicle was stationary, in motion, or running. The buckle on the passenger side did not have this issue. It appears to be very dangerous to have a driver seat belt that is not properly manufactured.
See all problems of the 2017 BMW X5 .

The passenger occupancy sensor is defective and chimes continuously when unoccupied. The only way to disarm the chime is to buckle the passenger seat belt which activates the passenger airbags. Since this vehicle currently has several airbag recalls on it, the defective occupancy sensor creates a dangerous situation for myself and other owners of this same make and model.

When a passenger is seated in the right front seat, the airbag warning light stays on and the passenger airbag off light stays on. Also, seatbelt warning does not work for passenger or driver seat.
See all problems of the 2006 BMW X5 .

My vehicle is BMW X5 30i 2009 model year. I suddenly had an error message on the dashboard screen saying 'pass restraint system faulty'. Dealer checked the problem and stated that this will not engage front passenger airbag and seatbelt restraint system if not fixed. Asked price was $1800 and paid $1500. Absurd price and should be covered by warranty -- its a safety system! I found out that there was an identical NHTSA recall on the same issue with other BMW vehicles just one or two years before this model year. The NHTSA recall code of that recall is 08v384000. I usually ride the car alone and have occasional passenger and never had any heavy load on the seat.

Tl-the contact owns a 2010 BMW X5. The contact stated that the air bag warning light and the passenger restraint system indicators were illuminated in the instrument panel. The dealer was notified of the failure. The contact was informed that the vehicle was not under recall. The vehicle was not taken to be diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 36,000. Ah.

I was driving my 2015 X5 (bought it new in March and the car only has 2599 miles right when the malfunction happened on Aug 8th 2015) to a local trader joe's after getting off from highway 101 when suddenly everything on the car failed. I was in the middle of a left turn and almost ran into the car next to me which also was turning left when the steering wheel became so stiff that I can hardly turn it. At the same time, the airbag malfunction light is on and the safety belt restraint system failed. The safety belt became so loose that it didn't even hold/restrain me during the turn. The speed meter also failed and it showed 0 and even though when I was driving. Other failures include headlight and turning light. The right turning would always turn itself on no matter what. I was able to park my car in a safe location but this really scared the t out of me. When I pressed the brake and the stop engine button, the car didn't even shut down the engine. Other failures include tpm malfunction, parking brake reduced, parking assistant malfunction and headlamp vertical aim control malfunction. It's been an hour since I called for a towing car and I'm waiting anxiously for it while my car has its engine on the whole time. I own a 2011 x3 and never had any problem with it. I bought this X5 in March and it only has 2599 miles on it. I can't imagine what would happen if everything failed just when I was driving on the 101 highway which is about 3 minutes before all of these happened. Does anyone know what I can do? I don't know if I can trust this car any more even if after they fix it. This is so dangerous and could be a disaster if it happened on the highway.

Takata recall. The contact owned a 2001 BMW X5. The contact stated that while driving at 25 mph, a coyote jumped in front of the vehicle. The contact attempted to void a crash and swerved causing an unknown rear wheel to detach from the vehicle. The vehicle then flipped over several times and crashed upside down into the side of a residential home. A police report was not filed. The air bags failed to deploy. The seat belt failed to restrain the contact who was ejected from the vehicle when the impact occurred. The contact sustained internal bruising that required medical attention. The vehicle was towed to a collision center but was not diagnosed. The vehicle was later towed to the contacts residence. The vehicle was destroyed. The contact later received notification of NHTSA campaign number: 17v047000 (air bags). The failure mileage was not available. Parts distribution disconnect.
See all problems of the 2001 BMW X5 .

Fasten seatbelt chime and disabled airbag light appear even though passenger's seatbelt is fastened. Symptoms occur whether seat is occupied or unoccupied.
See all problems of the 2005 BMW X5 .

BMW passenger seat airbag/seat restraint system has a malfunction. The system says there is a problem with the passenger seat and/or airbag restraint system or seatbelt or belt tensioners. There is a red light on the dash indicating failure of the system. This light comes and goes. Sometimes the light comes on even when no one is in the seat. I've googled this and it seems a lot of people are having the same issue with this. I'm not sure if the airbag is really effected or if it is a sensor malfunction. I see there are similar complaints listed here for this same issue.

Front passenger seat belt is installed incorrectly within the b pillar causing the belt to be twisted and interferes with the speed and totality of the belt's retraction. I noted this to the salesman at new vehicle delivery and was told it was not a safety concern and that they'd fix it at the next service appointment. At the service appointment, I complained again about the twisted seat belt and was first accused of twisting the seat belt. The BMW techs attempted to 'untwist' the seat belt and told me that they had fixed it. Upon return of the vehicle, the passenger seat belt stopped retracting properly and is still twisted. This defect applies to all states of vehicle operation and dealer has failed to rectify the situation on two occasions. I do not trust the seat belt was engineered to withstand an accident while installed backwards and certainly not with a folded/twisted/kinked belt. I now believe this to be a serious safety concern because BMW has failed to rectify this factory defect which seems to crease and cause irreparable harm to the seat belt, being retracted in such a state. I do not want a passenger injured or killed because of a factory defective seat belt which I have attempted to rectify since taking delivery of this custom-ordered vehicle in 10/2015. 3 photos of improperly installed front passenger seat belt included. Photo of properly functioning driver's side seat belt included for comparison.

My son lean forward and turned left to grap an item from my daughter in the back seat. All of the sudden the passenger safety restraintment system malfunction light came on. Now it comes on continuously when a front seat passenger moves slightly. I researched online and noted that recall has been done for numerous BMW cars, but just not my year model. I believe this is manufacture defect and they should fix it.

I get the seat belt on light and something similar to that but with the airbag light on. This is only on the front passenger side. No passenger but light is on with the chime as well.

Driver Restraint System Malfunction Bmw 528i

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• CC-ID 1 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Poor Conditions
• CC-ID 2 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Poor Signal
• CC-ID 3 – Active Cruise Control Failure
• CC-ID 4 – Trailer Parking Light Left
• CC-ID 5 – Trailer Parking Light Right
• CC-ID 6 – Trailer Indicator Left
• CC-ID 7 – Trailer Indicator Right
• CC-ID 8 – Trailer Brake Lights
• CC-ID 9 – Trailer Fog Light
• CC-ID 10 – ARS Roll Malfunction
• CC-ID 11 – Steering Malfunction
• CC-ID 12 – Dynamic Drive Failed
• CC-ID 13 – Radio Key in Lock
• CC-ID 14 – Door Open Front Right
• CC-ID 15 – Door Open Front Left
• CC-ID 16 – Door Open Rear Left
• CC-ID 17 – Door Open Rear Right
• CC-ID 18 – Bonnet open
• CC-ID 19 – Boot open
• CC-ID 21 – Ignition Problem, Depress Brake to Start
• CC-ID 22 – Starter Problem, Engine cannot Restart
• CC-ID 24 – DBC Dynamic Brake Control Brake Assist Failed
• CC-ID 25 – Preheating, Please Wait
• CC-ID 26 – Cruise Control Defective
• CC-ID 27 – Engine Oil Level Low
• CC-ID 28 – Engine Oil Level Below Minimum
• CC-ID 29 – Engine Problem, Power Reduced
• CC-ID 30 – Engine Problem, Stop Engine
• CC-ID 31 – Engine Problem, Increased Emissions
• CC-ID 32 – Fuel Cap Open
• CC-ID 33 – Engine Problem, Reduce Engine Load
• CC-ID 35 – DSC Failed
• CC-ID 36 – DSC/DTC Deactivated
• CC-ID 38 – Wrong Remote Key
• CC-ID 39 – Engine Overheat, Stop Engine
• CC-ID 40 – Press Brake to Start
• CC-ID 41 – Service Due
• CC-ID 42 – Brake and Driving Control Failure
• CC-ID 42 – DSC Control System/Ride Height adjustment
• CC-ID 43 – Dynamic Damper Control Failed
• CC-ID 45 – Level Control System Failure
• CC-ID 46 – Fasten Seat Belt
• CC-ID 48 – Parking Brake
• CC-ID 49 – Particulate Filter Malfunction
• CC-ID 50 – Tyre Monitoring Failure
• CC-ID 50 – Runflat Indicator Failed
• CC-ID 51 – Parking Brake Overheated
• CC-ID 52 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 53 – Automatic Hold Malfunction
• CC-ID 54 – Parking Brake Malfunction
• CC-ID 55 – Parking Brake Release
• CC-ID 55 – Parking Brake Active
• CC-ID 56 – Parking Brake
• CC-ID 57 – Parking Brake
• CC-ID 58 – Parking Brake
• CC-ID 59 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Parking Brake
• CC-ID 60 – Speedometer Failure
• CC-ID 62 – Vehicle Speed Limit Exceeded
• CC-ID 63 – Tyre Failure
• CC-ID 63 – Tyre Puncture
• CC-ID 65 – Change Key, Key Battery Low
• CC-ID 66 – Remote Control/Key Fault
• CC-ID 67 – Remote Control/Key Battery Discharged
• CC-ID 68 – Remote Key Stationary Function Battery Low
• CC-ID 69 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Speed too Low
• CC-ID 70 – Servotronic Failed
• CC-ID 71 – Brake Pads Worn
• CC-ID 73 – EPS Inoperative
• CC-ID 74 – Brake Fluid Low
• CC-ID 75 – Trailer Electrics Failed
• CC-ID 76 – Crash Safety Module
• CC-ID 78 – Vehicle Speed Limit Exceeded
• CC-ID 79 – Low External Temperature
• CC-ID 85 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Hill Descent
• CC-ID 87 – Right Rear Light Failure
• CC-ID 88 – Dipped Beam Left Failure
• CC-ID 89 – Dipped Beam Right Failure
• CC-ID 90 – Trailer Reverse Light
• CC-ID 91 – Fasten Seat Belt
• CC-ID 92 – Front Passenger Seat Belt Pretensioner Fault
• CC-ID 93 – Driver’s Seat Belt Pretensioner Fault
• CC-ID 94 – Rear Left Seat Belt Pretensioner Fault
• CC-ID 95 – Rear Right Seat Belt Pretensioner Fault
• CC-ID 97 – Multiple Restraint System Fault
• CC-ID 103 – Gearbox Overheating- Drive with Care
• CC-ID 104 – Gearbox Overheating- Reduced Output
• CC-ID 105 – Gearbox Overheated – Stop Vehicle
• CC-ID 106 – Rear Left Side Airbag Fault
• CC-ID 107 – Rear Right Side Airbag Fault
• CC-ID 108 – Driver’s Airbag Fault
• CC-ID 109 – Passenger Airbag Fault
• CC-ID 111 – Number Plate Light Left Failure
• CC-ID 113 – Sidelights Switched On
• CC-ID 114 – Rear Fog Light Failure
• CC-ID 115 – Reverse Light Right Failure
• CC-ID 116 – Indicator Rear Left Failure
• CC-ID 117 – Reverse Light Left Failure
• CC-ID 118 – Rear Light Right Failure
• CC-ID 119 – Indicator Front Right Failure
• CC-ID 120 – Dipped Beam Left Failure
• CC-ID 121 – Dipped Beam Right Failure
• CC-ID 122 – Indicator Front Right Failure
• CC-ID 123 – Rear Light Right Failure
• CC-ID 124 – Indicator Right Failure
• CC-ID 125 – Indicator Rear Right Failure
• CC-ID 126 – Fog Light Right Failure
• CC-ID 127 – Side Indicator Left Failure
• CC-ID 128 – Left High Beam Failure
• CC-ID 129 – Rear Fog Light Failure
• CC-ID 130 – Right High Beam Failure
• CC-ID 131 – Parking Light Left Front Failure
• CC-ID 132 – Front Right Side Light Failure
• CC-ID 133 – Right Rear Light Failure
• CC-ID 134 – Right Brake Light Failure
• CC-ID 135 – Centre Brake Light Failure
• CC-ID 136 – Left Brake Light Failure
• CC-ID 137 – Number Plate Light Right Failure
• CC-ID 138 – Fog Light Left Failure
• CC-ID 139 – Front Left Tyre Pressure
• CC-ID 140 – Rear Right Tyre Pressure
• CC-ID 141 – Rear Left Tyre Pressure
• CC-ID 142 – Check Tyre Pressures
• CC-ID 143 – Front Right Tyre Pressure
• CC-ID 144 – Tyre Pressure Monitoring Fault
• CC-ID 145 – Tyre Pressure Monitoring Deactivated
• CC-ID 147 – Tyre Puncture Detected
• CC-ID 148 – Brake Light Control Failed
• CC-ID 149 – Tyre Pressure Monitoring Failure
• CC-ID 158 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Sensor Error
• CC-ID 164 – Windscreen Washer Fluid Low
• CC-ID 165 – Low External Temperature
• CC-ID 166 – Engine Coolant Level Low
• CC-ID 167 – Reset Clock
• CC-ID 168 – Transmission Malfunction
• CC-ID 169 – Transmission Position N
• CC-ID 170 – Transmission Malfunction Reset
• CC-ID 171 – Transmission Failsafe Active
• CC-ID 172 – Transmission Malfunction
• CC-ID 173 – Transmission Position D Only
• CC-ID 174 – Transmission Position P Only
• CC-ID 175 – Transmission Malfunction, Position P
• CC-ID 176 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Sensor Error
• CC-ID 177 – Active Cruise Control Malfunction
• CC-ID 178 – Transmission in Neutral, Engage Parking Brake
• CC-ID 179 – Transmission Malfunction
• CC-ID 180 – Dynamic Damper Control Fault
• CC-ID 181 – System Check Failed
• CC-ID 182 – Oil Level Sensor Malfunction
• CC-ID 183 – Windscreen Wiper Malfunction
• CC-ID 184 – Dynamic Traction Control Active
• CC-ID 185 – Gear Indicator Failed
• CC-ID 186 – ELV Steering Lock Fault. Engine cannot be restarted
• CC-ID 187 – ELV Steering Lock Active. Move Steering Wheel to Restart
• CC-ID 192 – Tyre Pressure Monitoring Deactivated, System Initialising
• CC-ID 195 – Park Distance Control Failure
• CC-ID 196 – Indicator Front Right Failure
• CC-ID 197 – Indicator Front Left Failure
• CC-ID 199 – Cruise Control Failed
• CC-ID 201 – Automatic Hold Disabled
• CC-ID 203 – Transmission Position in N
• CC-ID 204 – Dynamic Drive Disabled
• CC-ID 205 – Remote Key not Present
• CC-ID 206 – Engine Start on next Press
• CC-ID 207 – Central Electronics Failure, Stop Vehicle
• CC-ID 208 – Comfort Access Deactivated
• CC-ID 209 – Remote Key in Vehicle, Locking not possible
• CC-ID 210 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 211 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 212 – Engine Oil Pressure, Stop Engine
• CC-ID 213 – Battery Not Charged
• CC-ID 215 – Dynamic Stability Control
• CC-ID 216 – Fuel Pump Fault
• CC-ID 217 – No Remote Control
• CC-ID 220 – Battery Discharge Rate High
• CC-ID 229 – Battery Charge Low
• CC-ID 231 – Light System Failure
• CC-ID 236 – Brake and Stability Systems Failure
• CC-ID 237 – Stability Systems Failure
• CC-ID 238 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Hill Descent
• CC-ID 239 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 240 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 241 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 242 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 243 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 245 – Level Control System Failure
• CC-ID 246 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Speed too Low
• CC-ID 247 – Battery Monitoring Failed
• CC-ID 248 – Brake Signal Malfunction, Gears May Be Selected Without Brake
• CC-ID 250 – Brake Signal Malfunction, Gears May Be Selected Without Brake
• CC-ID 251 – Transmission Position P
• CC-ID 252 – Transmission Malfunction
• CC-ID 253 – Parking Brake Failed
• CC-ID 254 – Transmission Malfunction Emergency Program
• CC-ID 255 – Malfunction R,N,D Only With Engine Running
• CC-ID 256 – Headlight Leveling System Failure
• CC-ID 257 – Engine Temperature Too High, Drive Moderately
• CC-ID 259 – Window Anti-Trap Deactivated
• CC-ID 260 – Sunroof Anti-Trap Deactivated
• CC-ID 261 – Window Anti-Trap Failure
• CC-ID 262 – Sunroof Anti-Trap Failure
• CC-ID 265 – Check Tyre Pressures, Mismatch
• CC-ID 266 – Rollover Protection Malfunction
• CC-ID 267 – Rear Window Drive
• CC-ID 268 – Luggage Compartment Position
• CC-ID 270 – Convertible Top Not Locked
• CC-ID 271 – Convertible Top, Vehicle Speed
• CC-ID 272 – Convertible Top Failure
• CC-ID 273 – Active Steering Fault
• CC-ID 275 – Low Fuel
• CC-ID 276 – Engine Speed Too High
• CC-ID 277 – Active Cruise Control Disabled, Gear Selection
• CC-ID 278 – Engine Speed Too Low
• CC-ID 279 – Driver’s Seat Insecure
• CC-ID 280 – Passenger’s Seat Insecure
• CC-ID 281 – Service Due
• CC-ID 282 – Instrument Cluster
• CC-ID 283 – Instrument Cluster
• CC-ID 284 – Service Overdue
• CC-ID 285 – Service OK
• CC-ID 286 – Fuel Low / Range
• CC-ID 287 – Clutch Overheated
• CC-ID 288 – Transmission Malfunction, Failsafe Activated
• CC-ID 289 – Transmission Malfunction, Failsafe Activated
• CC-ID 290 – Transmission Malfunction, Journey May Be Continued With Care
• CC-ID 291 – Transmission Malfunction, Failsafe Activated
• CC-ID 292 – Transmission Malfunction, Re-Select Gear
• CC-ID 293 – Press Brake and Select Neutral to Start
• CC-ID 295 – Adaptive Cornering Lights Failure
• CC-ID 296 – SOS Deactivated, Check Phone
• CC-ID 297 – BMW Assist Deactivated
• CC-ID 298 – BMW Assist Not Possible
• CC-ID 299 – SOS Call System Failure
• CC-ID 300 – BMW Assist Deactivated, Check SIM.
• CC-ID 301 – Seatback Monitoring Failed
• CC-ID 302 – Park Not Engaged
• CC-ID 303 – Depress Clutch to Start
• CC-ID 304 – Check Battery Condition
• CC-ID 305 – Check Battery Terminals
• CC-ID 306 – Battery Charge Low
• CC-ID 307 – Transmission Malfunction, Multiple Failures
• CC-ID 308 – Parking Brake Applied
• CC-ID 309 – Fuel Pump Malfunction
• CC-ID 321 – Active Steering Deactivated
• CC-ID 322 – Transmission Teach-in Active
• CC-ID 323 – Clutch Teach-in Active
• CC-ID 325 – Transmission in Neutral
• CC-ID 326 – Transmission in Drive
• CC-ID 327 – Tyre Pressure Monitoring Deactivated, System Initialising
• CC-ID 328 – Brake Pad Wear Sensor
• CC-ID 330 – Hill Decent Control not Available
• CC-ID 331 – Hill Decent Control Active
• CC-ID 332 – Hill Decent Control Deactivated
• CC-ID 333 – Hill Decent Control not Possible
• CC-ID 334 – Run Flat System Requires Standardisation
• CC-ID 335 – Ignition Switched On
• CC-ID 336 – Dynamic Stability Control
• CC-ID 337 – Dynamic Cruise Control Failure
• CC-ID 338 – Dynamic Cruise Control Deactivated, Parking Brake
• CC-ID 339 – Dynamic Cruise Control Deactivated, Excessive Braking
• CC-ID 340 – Dynamic Cruise Control Deactivated, Poor Conditions
• CC-ID 341 – Dynamic Cruise Control Deactivated, Gear Selection
• CC-ID 342 – Dynamic Cruise Control Deactivated, Speed Too Low
• CC-ID 345 – Brake/Tail Light Failure Right
• CC-ID 346 – Brake/Tail Light Failure Left
• CC-ID 347 – Position R/N/D Not Possible
• CC-ID 348 – Engage Park Before Leaving Vehicle
• CC-ID 349 – Engage Park Before Switching Ignition Off
• CC-ID 350 – 4X4 System Failure
• CC-ID 351 – 4X4 and DSC Failure
• CC-ID 352 – Brakes Too Hot
• CC-ID 353 – Brakes Overheated
• CC-ID 354 – Start Assist Inactive
• CC-ID 356 – Night Vision Failure
• CC-ID 363 – Transmission Overload
• CC-ID 364 – RPA Initialisation
• CC-ID 365 – Transmission Failsafe
• CC-ID 366 – Transmission Fault, Failsafe
• CC-ID 367 – Engine Temperature Too High
• CC-ID 368 – Transmission Failsafe Active
• CC-ID 369 – 4X4, DSC and ABS Failure
• CC-ID 370 – 4X4, DSC, ABS and EBV Failure
• CC-ID 371 – Number Plate Light Failure
• CC-ID 372 – Brake Force Display Light Failure Left
• CC-ID 373 – Brake Force Display Light Failure Right
• CC-ID 374 – Main Beam Assist Defective
• CC-ID 375 – Main Beam Assist Not Active
• CC-ID 376 – Main Beam Assist Not Active
• CC-ID 377 – Main Beam Assist Sensativity
• CC-ID 378 – Sidelight/Daytime Lights Defective- Left
• CC-ID 379 – Sidelight/Daytime Lights Defective- Right
• CC-ID 380 – Turn Signal Lights Defective- Left
• CC-ID 381 – Turn Signal Lights Defective- Right
• CC-ID 382 – DSC Restricted, Brake Pressure Sensor
• CC-ID 384 – DSC Puncture Detected
• CC-ID 385 – Steering Assistance Failed
• CC-ID 389 – Fasten Driver’s Seat Belt
• CC-ID 390 – Fasten Passenger’s Seat Belt
• CC-ID 391 – Multiple Restraint System
• CC-ID 392 – Fasten Seat Belt
• CC-ID 393 – Gear Selector Position
• CC-ID 394 – Gear Selector Lever
• CC-ID 395 – Parking Brake Malfunction
• CC-ID 398 – Engine Bay Cover Open
• CC-ID 399 – SMG State Undetermined
• CC-ID 400 – Engine Oil Level High
• CC-ID 401 – Roof Mechanism Failure
• CC-ID 402 – Apply Foot Brake
• CC-ID 403 – Trailer Rear Light/Numberplate Light
• CC-ID 404 – Trailer Left Indicator/Brake Light
• CC-ID 405 – Trailer Right Indicator/Brake Light
• CC-ID 406 – Trailer Electric Brake Failed
• CC-ID 410 – Parking Brake Malfunction
• CC-ID 413 – Steering Column Unlocked
• CC-ID 415 – Battery Discharge Rate High
• CC-ID 416 – Luggage Compartment Partition
• CC-ID 419 – Drive Malfunction
• CC-ID 420 – Transmission Malfunction
• CC-ID 422 – Luggage Compartment Lower Lid
• CC-ID 423 – Trailer Coupling Lock
• CC-ID 424 – Reversing Camera Soiled
• CC-ID 425 – Reversing Camera Failure
• CC-ID 427 – Engine Oil Pressure Low
• CC-ID 428 – Side Camera Defective
• CC-ID 430 – Transport Mode Active
• CC-ID 431 – Brake Loading Too High
• CC-ID 432 – Roof Drive Overload
• CC-ID 434 – Seat Calibration Required
• CC-ID 435 – Lane Departure Warning Fault
• CC-ID 436 – Seat Position Detection Fault
• CC-ID 437 – Parking Lights On
• CC-ID 439 – Parking Brake Overload
• CC-ID 441 – Cruise Control Deactivated
• CC-ID 442 – Vehicle may Roll Away
• CC-ID 443 – Vehicle Rolling Away
• CC-ID 445 – Vehicle Not Level
• CC-ID 446 – Launch Control
• CC-ID 448 – Fuel Filter
• CC-ID 449 – Trailer Coupling Electrics Failed
• CC-ID 450 – Automatic Start Deactivated
• CC-ID 452 – Release Autohold
• CC-ID 453 – Cruise Control Short Range Sensors Disabled
• CC-ID 454 – Cruise Control Short Range Sensors Soiled
• CC-ID 465 – Parking Brake Failure
• CC-ID 467 – Gear Selector Malfunction/Locking
• CC-ID 469 – Cruise Control Deactivated, Sensors Soiled
• CC-ID 474 – Driving Performance Control Failed
• CC-ID 478 – Cruise Control Deactivated, Radio Astronomy Intervention
• CC-ID 480 – Parking Brake Malfunction
• CC-ID 481 – Parking Brake Malfunction
• CC-ID 482 – Parking Brake Failure
• CC-ID 483 – Active Cruise Control Temporarily Disabled
• CC-ID 490 – Parking Assist Failure, Parking Assist Aborted
• CC-ID 492 – AdBlue Reserve Low
• CC-ID 493 – AdBlue Reserve Critical
• CC-ID 493 – AdBlue Reserve Empty
• CC-ID 506 – AdBlue Fluid Incorrect
• CC-ID 516 – Roof Operation Cancelled
• CC-ID 518 – Convertible Top Not Locked
• CC-ID 519 – Roof Operation Not Possible
• CC-ID 538 – Gearbox Malfunction
• CC-ID 539 – Gearbox Malfunction 5-7
• CC-ID 540 – Gearbox Malfunction P
• CC-ID 541 – Gearbox Malfunction Manually Release Parking Lock
• CC-ID 557 – Rolling Possible, Secure Vehicle
• CC-ID 558 – Roof Position Detection
• CC-ID 559 – Roof Drive Overheated
• CC-ID 560 – Roof Operation Not Possible
• CC-ID 561 – Roof Emergency Operation
• CC-ID 562 – Roof Unlocked
• CC-ID 565 – Gearbox Position P only Available when Stationary
• CC-ID 569 – Drive Malfunction, Stop
• CC-ID 570 – Drive Range Low
• CC-ID 571 – Drive, Only Forward Crawling Speed is Possible
• CC-ID 572 – Drive, Only Forward and Reverse Crawling Speed is Possible
• CC-ID 573 – Gearbox Malfunction
• CC-ID 574 – No Braking Energy Reclamation
• CC-ID 575 – Refueling- Wait
• CC-ID 576 – Refueling Only Possible When Standing
• CC-ID 577 – Refueling Possible
• CC-ID 578 – Fuel Filler Flap Open
• CC-ID 579 – Fuel System Malfunction
• CC-ID 584 – Transport Mode Active
• CC-ID 585 – High Voltage System Malfunction
• CC-ID 586 – High Voltage System Malfunction
• CC-ID 587 – High Voltage Battery Low
• CC-ID 588 – High Voltage Battery, Switch Ignition on to Charge
• CC-ID 589 – High Voltage Battery Charging
• CC-ID 590 – Vehicle Ready
• CC-ID 591 – High Voltage Battery Charging Aborted
• CC-ID 601 – Braking System Malfunction
• CC-ID 602 – Braking System Malfunction
• CC-ID 603 – Braking System Sensor Malfunction
• CC-ID 604 – Braking System Failure
• CC-ID 606 – High Voltage Battery Output Restricted
• CC-ID 607 – High Voltage Battery Regeneration Required
• CC-ID 608 – Tyre Pressure, Front Left
• CC-ID 609 – Tyre Pressure, Front Right
• CC-ID 610 – Tyre Pressure, Rear Right
• CC-ID 611 – Tyre Pressure, Rear Left
• CC-ID 612 – MRS Acceleration Sensors
• CC-ID 811 – Bonnet Open
• CC-ID 999 – Instrument Cluster Fault