KNOWN FAULTS · BMW

BMW X2 (U10) sDrive18d / xDrive20d common problems.

2023–2026 · Diesel

Sources are not verified in real time and no entry confirms that your car is affected.

2 known faults with sources

Applies if: Only the B47 (diesel) and B48 (2.0 petrol) engines; the 1.5 three-cylinder (B38) is not covered.

B-engine coolant leaks and EGR coolerCooling / EGR

Engine / equipment: B47 and B57 diesel and B48 and B58 petrol modular engines (BMW from 2014–2015 and MINI from 2014)
Period mentioned: 2014–2026
Symptoms: Coolant loss with a low-level warning, coolant or oil residue at the rear of the engine; on diesels, internal coolant loss with no visible leak (EGR cooler).
Possible cause described: On the B48 and B58 the water pump leaks (from its weep hole) and the oil filter housing with heat exchanger can crack; on 2017–2021 B58s the crankcase ventilation valve also fails. On the diesels the EGR cooler can leak internally and mix coolant with soot: BMW issued a recall over the risk of the intake manifold catching fire.
Check for the garage: Check the coolant level, look for leaks under the water pump and at the oil filter housing, and on diesels confirm by VIN whether the EGR cooler campaign was done.
Cost cited in the source: Water pump: relatively cheap to replace; oil filter housing: more labour-intensive; EGR cooler: free if covered by the campaignA rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.

Mileage cited in the database: 80,000–195,000 km. This is not a maintenance interval and does not predict a failure.

Applies if: Only cars built from 18/6/2025 to 25/8/2025; confirm by VIN.

Incorrectly made seat belts (2025 X1, iX1, X2 and iX2)Known weak points

Engine / equipment: BMW X1 and iX1 (U11) and X2 and iX2 (U10) built from 18/6/2025 to 25/8/2025
Period mentioned: 2025
Symptoms: No symptoms in everyday use: the fault only shows in a crash, when the belt restrains less than it should.
Possible cause described: According to alert 41/2025 of the European Safety Gate system (SR/03496/25), the seat belts were not made correctly and, in a collision, their restraint function may be reduced, increasing the risk of injury. About 8,800 cars worldwide are affected (2 Series, X1, iX1, X2 and iX2; BMW campaigns 0072800200, 0072790200 and 0072780200).
Check for the garage: Check by VIN at a BMW dealer whether your car is in the campaign and whether the belts have been replaced.
Cost cited in the source: Free under the recall.A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.