What Causes BMW Engine Overheating?
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BMW engine overheating can be caused by: 1. Fan issues: The fan motor may not operate or the fan clutch may fail, preventing proper cooling; 2. Exhaust problems: Blockage of the catalytic converter or a ruptured pipe leading to exhaust obstruction; 3. Thermostat blockage: The thermostat may not open or close properly, often due to mechanical failure or incomplete cooling system filling. Additionally, an updated thermostat may have a different temperature coefficient than the original. BMW's vehicle lineup includes the i, X, Z, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 series. The 1 Series is a compact car, the 2 Series is a small coupe, the 3 Series is a midsize car, the 4 Series is a midsize coupe, the 5 Series is a mid-to-large sedan, the 6 Series is a mid-to-large coupe, the 7 Series is a luxury D-segment sedan, the 8 Series is a luxury coupe, the i Series represents BMW's electric and hybrid vehicles, the M Series is BMW's high-performance and sports car version, the X Series is BMW's dedicated SUV lineup, and the Z Series is BMW's entry-level sports car.