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BMW R1200 RT recalls
6 recall campaigns on record. Pick a model year, or see them all below. Check your VIN with BMW or NHTSA to see if your vehicle still needs a repair.
Owner complaints by model year
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Complaints are owners' reports, not confirmed. Newer model years have had less time on the road.All BMW R1200 RT recalls
6- Aug. 10, 2020BMW HP2 Enduro, HP2 Mega Moto US, HP2 Megamoto and others: Fuel pump BMW of North America, LLC (BMW) is recalling certain 2009-2011 K1300 (S, GT), 2010-2011 S1000 RR, 2005-2011 R1200 (GS, GS Adventure, R, RT, S, ST)…
- July 8, 2009BMW R1200 RT: Service brakes, hydraulic BMW is recalling 1,535 my 2007-2009 R1200RT Motorcycles. Due to routing And Assembly tolerances of The front Brake lines, it is possible for The…
- May 15, 2006BMW K1200 R, K1200 S, R 1200 ST and others: Antilock/traction control/electronic limited slip On certain Motorcycles, under rapid, repeated, And unusually harsh braking, loss of ABS capability could temporarily occur.
- April 24, 2006BMW R 1200 ST, R1200 GS, R1200 RT and others: Service brakes, hydraulic On certain Motorcycles, if certain procedures Are performed that involves removal of The front left Brake caliper, The ABS sensor Cable Can be routed…
- April 4, 2006BMW R1200 GS, R1200 HP2, R1200 RT: Clutch assembly On certain Motorcycles, The clutch Components could become loose while The motorcycle is being operated.
- April 27, 2005BMW R 1200 ST, R1200 GS, R1200 RT: Engine and engine cooling On certain Motorcycles, exposure of The throttle housing to Road debris could fall And become caught between The throttle-Body And The Engine block.
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NHTSA investigations
2 on record- Fuel Leak - Motorycle EA13006 · opened July 12, 2013 · closed Jan. 31, 2014
- Fuel Leak - Motorcycle PE12036 · opened Nov. 16, 2012 · closed July 22, 2013
An NHTSA investigation is a review of a possible safety defect. Opening one is not a finding that a defect exists; it can close with a recall or without one.