Reply With Quoteok so you might have either of these issues:
Thermostat not opening as it should; Worn water pump; Very dirty radiator; innefective fan clutch.
Running hot!!
Where I was today, it was about 95 deg. i drove prob 50 miles one way and 50 miles the other, on the way down i looked down and saw the temp. was way past the mid line. I stopped and looked and the coolent was still full and the engine wasn't jsut sucking it down was it just because it was so hot today??
1992 535i
202,595 miles (may 19, 2007)
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ok so you might have either of these issues:
Thermostat not opening as it should; Worn water pump; Very dirty radiator; innefective fan clutch.
yeah i aven't r
yeah i haven't replaced the thermostat in awhile so, i am going to do that now anyone wknow where that is located?? to save me some time!
thanks
1992 535i
202,595 miles (may 19, 2007)
3 Grand Master
Thermostat
Not sure of a 535 but would hazard a guess its behind the casing where the hoses from the top/bottom of the rad meet the head. Your memory is clearly worse than mineOriginally Posted by 535Bimmer92
Oct '00 E46 330i. Feb '92 525i (departed)
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Well looking at the engine,the thermostat housing is behind the fan assembly. You'll see a screw with a little slot under it.The housing cover is held by 3 bolts.Make sure you get a vew o-ring as well.And most importantly when putting the cover back on dont use the bolts to bring the flanges together. The flange on the cover is quite thin you dont want to crack that. so use your hand to press the flanges together and screw the bolts in.Get a Bentley manuel it will save you a lot of time and money.
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