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I had my compressor replaced last summer. It's been great since then. It just took a while to get the dealer to accept that it was a real problem and not my "lack of understanding" of BMW climate control. It was INCREDIBLY frustrating!
Ultimately they watched the temperature at the AC vent and noticed that it was fluctuating greatly. Back in July, the dealer said it was the first compressor replacement they had seen on the G05... Link to the thread I started back then: https://g05.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1627534
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In my new 2020 X5 M5.0i, I have noticed a large discrepancy in the air temperature coming from the middle vents and those coming from the side vent (i.e. to the left of the steering wheel and next to the door).
Is this a result of me not fiddling with the slider that is embedded two layers deep in the iDrive? Should that slider adjust air from just the middle vent or both driver-side vents? I can't remember if the manual hot/cold slider on all of my previous BMWs adjusted air temperature coming out of all of the events... Appreciate it, Adam |
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First time poster, 6 month lurker. Same thing happened to me. New x5M50i, two months after I picked it up a/c blows hot air. Compressor is dead. Part is now on back order until at least July. Dealer is trying to take care of me but bottom line is I’m out of my new special order ride until at least July. Is anybody concerned that replacing the compressor could lead to long term issues with the car or selling the car down the road?
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06-15-2020, 10:03 PM | #27 |
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I wonder why there are so many issues with X5 M50i and not with the 40i and the X7 models. I did a quick realoem parts search and it appears they use the same AC Compressor.
I'm not seeing reports of this being a problem with the X7 unless I'm missing it. |
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BMW 6 cylinder AC Compressor - Part #64529890655 or 64529890656 https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sho...diagId=64_2449 BMW 8 cylinder AC Compressor - Part #64526822848 https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/sho...diagId=64_2171 I've dug around all over the place and every dealer is saying the same thing about the V8 AC compressors being on back order and there are ZERO for sale in the US or Europe. ETA mid July....
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Obviously there's some major difference in the design between the two which has caused one to fail consistently. Lets hope BMW starts looking for another parts supplier with that type of failure rate. |
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06-16-2020, 03:20 AM | #30 |
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Apparently 8ers are having same issue
AC Issues ?? https://f92.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1723226
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Well, I think my AC is on the fritz as well. It’s not cool, it’s not consistent and it explains why the blower is almost always on full blast as it’s just not cooling enough.
At first I thought it was maybe just me and BMW’s quirky setup, but after reading these threads, I’m more and more convinced that there’s something legitimately wrong with my car, which only 200 miles on it... However, I’m kind of hesitant to bring it right away. I know there’s likely a gigantic backlog of the necessary parts because most parts manufacturers manage their volumes on the thinnest of margins/quantities, coupled with the fact that Covid-19 has likely slowed production to a crawl, all while trying to satisfy what is now normal car production levels on top of what is—by all accounts—a widespread, systemic issue with existing inventory already in use. Moreover, I’m curious if the root-cause problem has been properly addressed, or are they simply putting in the same compressors that may have the same problems... |
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06-16-2020, 10:10 AM | #32 |
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8 series guys are def. experiencing the same thing.
I would hope that since there is a bulletin about this issue now from BMW they are well aware there is a major issue with their supplier for these AC compressors and they are going to resolve it with the next batch of them coming to the US. Maybe thats why there are none for sale in the US at the moment its because theres a stop sale on them? Not sure about other states but if they can't fix your car for the same issue for over 30 days legally you can make BMW buy back the car and that is the last thing they want to do financially. What i would like to know is how many more new cars being built now still have the defective compressors. Alan
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Took delivery of my X6 M50i this January. Found out the AC is unable to blow cold air in March, took one month to fix at dealer and the whole ac system including compressor was replaced. What a shame on BMW for a brand new car has a broken ac
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I was already approved for a buyback because of this issue.... 2nd X5 in 6 months for bmw to buy back from me.... I'm a little concerned.... problem is there's no other car that can compare to this car... so I'm settling by turning it in and leaving the brand... but at the same time not excited with the issues experiencing here either
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Yeah I’m noticing the same thing on my M50i. Thought it was just me. My wife has an M850i and does not have this issue. Friend has a 40i from ‘19 and doesn't have this issue.
I had a scenario today when it was cool out and the AC was blasting and then later in the day when it got warm and muggy out, no AC. So.... I emailed the owner of my dealership since he and I have identical models to see if he has noticed the same on his. Regardless I’m going to be booking service and of course when I do it will work fine for that one time when they test it. |
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I had issues with my 2020 X5M Competition’s A/C and had it looked at. They said settings were set to hot.. A couple days later I had the same issue. Turned it off and on and it worked. Went on a 4 hour trip in 97 degree weather and it went out completely. They are replacing the compressor .... said its a problem with all V8s. Part is back ordered in the states and is being shipped from Germany with 73 others.. Dealer said they 3 just that day with same issue.
My wife pointed out every Prius on the 4 hour trip and reminded me for $100,000 less they had Air Conditioning...... Last edited by Spfrank1; 08-05-2020 at 03:30 PM.. |
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^^ Sorry to hear.
I've had my fair share of "did you forget the AC option in your 100K+ BMW?" comments....... check out my other thread here. So far the AC has been working perfectly since they replaced all of my parts. https://g05.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1729657 Alan
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LOL, this would be my wife And she really would be happier in a Prius
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Has anyone been successful at obtaining the TSB so we can see the production rage affected?
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Think I’m going to have to get mine looked at because whilst it works it only really seems to stay on the coolest setting when I have the a/c max button pressed.
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m50i, delivered 10/2019, AC issues recreated at the dealer, they think it's the compressor as well. there's an m5 with the same compressor number with the same problem. they have to contact BMW to confirm they can order the part, dealer still has the car, looks like they are starting to become aware of it.
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