Bmw K1200 R Sport 2004

Model K1200 R Sport made in 2004 by Bmw got 4 consumer complains as well as 6 service bulletins. Consumer complaints with reference to fuel system, gasoline. . Technical service bulletines regarding exterior lighting and fuel system, other.

Model 2004

Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
EXTERIOR LIGHTING
SIB-63-02-0108/01/201010037025Ready04/27/2011
SIB-63-02-0108/01/201010037025Bmw: procedure for determining and replacing incandescent and halogen light bulbs under warranty. *rm04/27/2011
FUEL SYSTEM, OTHER
SB-00-021-0711/01/200710030825Bmw motorcycle: engine fuels containing ethanol. bmw motorrad has no objection to the use of si engine fuels containing up to a maximum of 10% ethanol and imposes no warranty restrictions. ethanol mixtures in proportions higher than 10%12/07/2009
SERVICE BRAKES, AIR - DISC
SB-17927831-0202/25/200910029706Bmw motorcycle: wheel speed dependent, clearly audible clanking noise occurs when braking to adjust speed. e series (k25; k25/02; k25/03; k25/11; k25/12; k25/hp; k26; k27; k28; k29; k29/hp; k40; k41; k43; k43/hv; k44; k589/03; k71). no mod07/13/2009
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC - FLUID
TSB-34-004-0704/01/200910029625Bmw: vibrations on a long ride at constant high engine rpm can, under certain circumstances, cause foaming of the brake fluid in the brake fluid reservoir of the front brakes. the possibility of this foaming causing air to enter the brake s07/13/2009
SUSPENSION - REAR - SPRINGS
SIB-61-001-0803/01/200810027805Bmw motorcycles: esa rear spring strut cannot be calibrated with the gt1, cip error 14007. all models with esa, except r1200r (k27), r1200gs (k25/11) and r1200gs adv. (k25/12). model years unknown. *pe02/09/2009

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE
08/07/201024000
 On my 2004 bmw motorcycle k1200 rs model, the quick release plastic fuel connectors ( male end) fractures and result in fuel (gasoline) leaks. i did not ride my motorcycle for the past two months, and just recently, in the garage of my home, i saw a pool of gasoline dripping under my motorcycle. this fuel leak in a closed garage could of resulted in a house fire, or if riding the motorcycle, could result in a fire while riding. i called the bmw dealership, who were very aware of the problem, and informed me that a metal coupler made by bmw is the solution. no recalls were issued by bmw for this particular part. i checked on the internet web sites blogs, and noticed that is a very common problem, and can occur without any notice. i did save the old plastic parts in order to prove/show to authorities the specific problem.