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Old 07-03-2009, 03:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Overheating problem

i have a 1997 m3 and i flushed it with my uncle and then ever since it started to over heat. i already replaced the radiator, radiator sensor, thermostat and thermostat housing. what else could be the problem.... Help me out please.
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Old 07-03-2009, 03:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Is the water pump good? Getting all the trapped air out can be a bit hard.
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well when i bleed my car it seems fine to release the pressure so im pretty sure its fine. There is no cracks in the water pump either.
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I would make sure you know the bleed procedure to a T and maybe have the pump checked and the system pressure tested.
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Is it fitted with a viscous coupling????
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Still sounds like air in the system, get the front up in the air and bleed it again. You should be getting air out not just releasing pressure.
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Still sounds like air in the system, get the front up in the air and bleed it again. You should be getting air out not just releasing pressure.
so i should leave the bleeder closed but open up the cap for the resevoir tank? then run it?
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Welcome to the world of e36 cooling issues.

I'm sure a search of the forum will turn up what you need. This has been covered at least a couple hundred times on here, no exaggeration.
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