BMW recalls nearly 90,000 vehicles for engine starter fire risk, including a Toyota model

BMW of North America has issued a recall of nearly 90,000 vehicles made between 2021 and 2024 including a Toyota model due to ...

Another 87,000 BMWs recalled over engine starters that can catch fire

BMW of North America has announced a recall of 87,394 vehicles due to a fire risk from an engine starter that could overheat.

BMW and Toyota recall more than 87,000 cars over fire risk tied to starter motor

A worn internal component in the starter motor can overheat and potentially spark a fire. Here are the models affected and ...
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Starter Fire Scare Triggers Recall Of Nearly 90,000 BMWs And Supras

Federal documents say wear on an internal starter component can allow the unit to overheat and, in an extreme case, ignite ...

BMW North America to recall over 87,000 U.S. vehicles over engine starter overheating issue

Feb 7 (Reuters) - BMW North America is recalling 87,394 vehicles in the U.S. as the engine starter may overheat, causing a ...
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These Are the Most Common Symptoms of a Failing Engine Starter

The starter is responsible for turning over your car’s engine and helping it start, but like all parts, it has a limited lifespan, and it will eventually fail. The four-stroke internal combustion ...
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Temp-A-Start Automatic Engine Starter

Temp-A-Start automatically starts and stops an engine to keep it warmed up and batteries charged. The patented system's sensors measure block temperature, battery charge and ambient temperature (cab ...
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How Much Does A Car Starter Replacement Cost?

Zak is new to the CarBuzz team, working as a freelance content writer. When Zak isn't writing How To articles for CarBuzz he's working as a high school automotive technology instructor. Before ...

BMW recalls nearly 90,000 vehicles over engine starter fire risk

BMW North America is recalling nearly 90,000 vehicles in the U.S. due to an engine starter defect that could overheat and pose a fire risk, according to federal safety regulators.