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2010 BMW X5 30i

Third Generation (3G) Components For Purchase (04 34 09)

2010 BMW X5 30iSECTION Third Generation (3G) Components For Purchase (04 34 09)
Publication date: 2009-11-18
Reference number: 04 34 09

THIRD GENERATION (3G) COMPONENTS FOR PURCHASE

THIRD GENERATION (3G) COMPONENTS FOR PURCHASE

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): SI B 04 34 09, Date of Issue:  November, 2009
BMW: N/A
GROUP: Tools and Equipment

SUBJECT

Third Generation (3G) Components for Purchase 

INFORMATION

The following 3G components are now available for purchase to centers through the BMW Parts department. The components listed below are available if the center chooses to bolster the diagnostic and programming capabilities beyond the Cost Per Vehicle allotment. Quantities are limited and stock levels will fluctuate as replacement pieces are made available. For current pricing, refer to the Parts system part availability inquiry screen.

  1. Software Service Station SSS R6 - 81 76 2 158 709
  2. Integrated Service Information Display ISID - 81 38 2 148 015
  3. Integrated Communication Interface ICOM A - 81 31 0 429 866
  4. Integrated Communication Interface ICOM A-B-C - 81 31 0 429 865

ADDITIONAL 3G INFORMATION

Refer to the following Service Information bulletins for more 3G Parts information:

  • SI B04 15 08 - How to access the BMW Equipment Program - online. The equipment program is where centers are able to directly purchase replacement parts for 3G components.
  • SI B04 30 09 - Information about how to purchase the ICOM extension cable.
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