2014 BMW X1 Fuel system Problems

“Check engine light came on - codes set for fuel level sensors and engine thermostat and sensor. I was driving and check engine light came on never ran vehicle out of gas and always serviced at the dealer. Had to replace both fuel level sensors, fuel pump kit and thermostat”

“The brakes have been replaced also rotors now I am removing pads again in the front less the 6 month noise. The whole radiator system was replaced and I had to remove the new expansion tank again along with 2 holes air bag light came on but went out so did the brakes light I do not there's no ground to this vehicle what so ever there also electric issues.”

“I own a 2014 BMW X1 equipped with the N20 engine. The vehicle has been producing smoke from the exhaust/tailpipe after it has been sitting, and the vehicle appears to be burning engine oil very quickly. I am concerned that the malfunction involves the turbocharger engine-oil supply/feed system. BMW has previously documented a similar condition involving N20/N26 engines in Service Information Bulletin SI B11 16 15, which includes the E84 BMW X1 and addresses smoke from the exhaust associated with engine oil leaking through the turbocharger system. …”

“Car was taken in for service for a water pump recall. When I receive the car back there is a radiator photo on the dashboard as if there is low coolant. After returning the car to BMW they are stating that the water pump part that was fixed has nothing to do with why there is now a coolant leak from the back of the radiator. The fuel leak is coming from the fuel pump.”

“The contact owns a 2014 BMW X1. The contact stated while driving at an undisclosed speed, the service brake warning light and the air bag warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to Pep Boys where it was diagnosed and produced code: P2402 indicating that the (EVAP) module failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. Neither the dealer nor the manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 125,000.”