Failed passenger seat occupancy sensor. Does not detect passenger. "airbag off" is illuminated when passenger is present.

- Mount Prospect, IL, USA

I received a letter from BMW advising that parts are available and to contact my local dealer to have them installed. I have contacted my dealer and they said that due to limited availability of parts, I could not have them installed until March 2018.

- Issaquah, WA, USA

Takata recall

- Oakland Park, FL, USA

Takata recall

- Canal Fulton, OH, USA

Takata recall-- I received a recall notice in March 2016 notifying me of the takata air bag recall. It stated that repair time was unknown as yet. I called our local BMW dealer, BMW of columbia, columbia, SC, recently and was told no repair can be scheduled yet. I am very nervous about the safety of driving this ca rand upset they can ignore the danger.

- Columbia, SC, USA

On November 6, 2015, when I turned on my car, the passenger airbag light and seat belt light of my car illuminated on the dashboard as well as the passenger air bag "on-off" lamp was illuminated. There was no one sitting in the passenger seat. I drove the car for 40 minutes and the lights would not turn off. I asked my spouse to seat in the passenger seat and the airbag light and seat belt light remained on while driving. I took the car to the BMW dealer on November 7, 2015 and the service advisor diagnosed that the car needed the sensor on the passenger side that detects someone is sitting in the seat, which is causing the airbag light and seat belt light to remain on. In 2008 & 2013, BMW issued a voluntary recall involving front passenger seat sensor mat on U.S.a. model bmws. The model and year of my car was not part of the recall. On March 31, 2015, BMW decided to expand recalls 08V-384 and 13V-564 to replace the passenger occupancy seat mat on additional affected vehicles.

- Escondido, CA, USA