- Engine / equipment
- BMW 7 Series (G70), X7 (G07) facelift and XM (G09)
- Period mentioned
- 2025 (US model years)
- Symptoms
- Moisture, condensation or fogging is visible inside one or both upper daytime running lights of the headlights.
- Possible cause described
- It can be water getting in through a housing sealing fault (a defect) or natural condensation from temperature and humidity changes, for example after a car wash (not a defect). BMW explains it in its SIB 63 11 23.
- Check for the garage
- Ask the workshop to check whether the headlight leaks: if it does, it is replaced; if it is natural condensation, a drying box is fitted where applicable.
- Cost cited in the source
- No verified estimate; ask the garage for a quote.A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.
KNOWN FAULT · BMW
Moisture or fogging inside the upper daytime running light of the headlights (BMW 7 Series G70, X7 facelift and XM)
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to repair this fault?
No verified estimate; ask the garage for a quote.
A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.
Calculate estimateHow is it checked?
Ask the workshop to check whether the headlight leaks: if it does, it is replaced; if it is natural condensation, a drying box is fitted where applicable.
What are the symptoms?
Moisture, condensation or fogging is visible inside one or both upper daytime running lights of the headlights.
Which cars and years does it affect?
- Brands
- BMW
- Engine / equipment
- BMW 7 Series (G70), X7 (G07) facelift and XM (G09)
- Period mentioned
- 2025 (US model years)
Taking it to a garage?
Models with this entry
- BMW Serie 7 (G70)2022–2026
- BMW X7 (G07)2019–2026
- BMW XM (G09)2022–2026
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