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BMW Korea Co., Ltd. 32 models including BMW 320d. — recall

Automotive · South Korea · 2026-03-04

BMW 320d and other models: starter motor quality issue may cause startup failure

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CountrySouth Korea
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-03-04
ManufacturerBMW Korea Co., Ltd.
Models affected32 models including BMW 320d.
Units affected67878
DefectDue to a production quality issue with the starter motor, the solenoid switch inside the starter motor may wear out during vehicle startup, leading to the generation of metal deposits. In such cases, the vehicle may not start smoothly or may not start at all. A short circuit in the solenoid switch can also cause localized overheating within the starter motor. This overheating may result in smoke or odors while driving or after exiting the vehicle, and in extremely rare cases, there is a possibility of fire. This recall is initiated due to the confirmation of such possibilities.
RemedyReplace with a new, problem-free starter motor.
Recall numberK6068
Official noticeView source ↗

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