Hi, I had a similar problem with my 2010 BMW X5 Diesel. I'm not a car professional, but I do have a bit of experience. The fault was in the iDrive system's computer unit, if I remember correctly. In my case, it was solved at a specialist garage and cost me a total of 755 euros. To my surprise, the service was really good and uncomplicated. Can you please provide more information about your car? With a few more details, I might be able to help a little more.

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Hey, thanks for your quick reply and help! My X6 already has 97643 km on it, and the last service was last year. The problem has only been there for a few weeks. I haven't noticed any other problems so far. I would really appreciate it if you could give me some more tips.

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No problem, I'm always happy to help. Based on the mileage and the time of your last service, I would assume that it could be the computer unit, just like my X5. To be sure, you might want to have a diagnostic test done. Are you able to do this yourself, or do you perhaps need the support of a specialist? In my experience, going to a garage was the best option, even though it may seem expensive. They were able to find and fix the fault quickly. Let me know if you have any further questions. Hopefully the problem can be solved quickly!

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Hey, thanks for your help and advice! I think I'll do the diagnostic test myself and if that doesn't help, I'll go to the garage and have it checked there. I hope I can solve the problem soon. Thanks again and I'll be in touch if I have any further questions!

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Servus, The older BMW navigation computers often have the problems described. However, there are now many companies that specialize in repairs. And in most cases, the repair is worthwhile before the part is replaced.

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