BMW recalls vehicles in New Zealand over fire risk from starter motor faults
BMW New Zealand has recalled several vehicle models due to starter motor faults that could cause overheating, smoke or fire.
BMW New Zealand has recalled several motor vehicle models over potential fire risks stemming from starter motor faults. The company warns the faults could lead to overheating, smoke or vehicle fires. Owners of affected vehicles should avoid using remote engine start functions and not leave their cars running unattended until repairs are completed. BMW is advising owners to park their vehicles outdoors as a precaution.
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BMW recalls cars over fire risk, asks owners to park cars outside
BMW NZ says owners of impacted vehicles should not use 'remote engine start' functions or leave their cars running unattended until repairs have been made.
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'Park your vehicle outdoors': BMW recalls several models over fire risk
BMW New Zealand has recalled several motor vehicle models, with the reasons including starter motor faults that it warns could increase the risk of overheating, smoke or a vehicle fire.