Fuel Injector Problems of BMW 325

I have an issue with my 2003 BMW 325xi. The fuel injectors are leaking/squirting gasoline out of the housing. I did some research and found that I am not the first with this issue. Every person I've seen post this issue lives in a colder part of the u. S. And it happens when it gets cold. I happen to live in wyoming where it's been getting abnormally cold. Not good for me. What I've been seeing is the problem lies with the injector itself where parts of the housing shrinks in the cold. Once the vehicle is warmed up after some driving the injectors will return to its proper state and stop leaking. The best advice I've found is. . . "for the time being. . . Turn your vents to circulate mode and low fan speeds to prevent the fumes from entering the cabin. Your windows will fog a bit but you'll be able to drive and the leak will stop once the temp needle hits center. Once the fumes die off in your engine bay you can open your vents and heat on again. " or replace the injectors with 2004+ fuel injectors the reasoning behind the 2004+ is that I've also found that after 2003, BMW updated the injectors to a material that doesn't shrink in the cold. To me, that sounds like a recall issue. I don't think I should be paying to fix something that has been recognized as an issue and that they fixed.

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