What are the solutions for BMW overheating issues?
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The solutions for BMW overheating include cleaning the radiator fins, unclogging the pipelines, and replacing sensors. Specific measures should be taken based on the actual situation. Below are the detailed causes of BMW overheating: When the engine temperature is too high, it is necessary to check whether there is an issue with the cooling system. First, inspect the radiator fins in front of the water tank to see if there is any visible dirt. Many cars with high mileage have their front radiator fins almost completely clogged, which affects heat dissipation and ultimately leads to overheating. Additionally, internal pipeline blockages in the cooling system can cause poor coolant circulation, resulting in overheating. If there is visible dirt on the radiator fins, they should be removed and cleaned. If the engine temperature still does not normalize after cleaning, the issue may be due to internal pipeline blockages, which require cleaning. Overheating can also be diagnosed by reading the data stream through a computer. Generally, the data stream can reveal whether the issue is caused by a faulty coolant temperature sensor. When the coolant temperature sensor malfunctions, it provides incorrect temperature readings, triggering abnormal warnings in the car. By reading the data stream, the specific faulty sensor can be identified and replaced accordingly.
