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i didnt get a check engine light but i got a code thru my tune and i have
high fan and reduce power. you think i have to reset the codes because of
the tune?
Reduced engine power (from the ECU) and check engine light with
corresponding fault code, eventually,shows as high temp.
As Chris k noted – yes, you must mix 50% with water (unless you are in an
extreme cold climate, which requires a higher concentration of
coolant/anti-freeze). The distilled water is preferred as the minerals have
been removed and this reduced the future possibility of electrolytic
corrosion in the system.
Possible bolt breakage.
Must coolant have to be mixed with distilled water?
Yes BMW coolant is 100% coolant so you must mix it with distilled water,
not tap water.
What would really happen if you re-use the bolts?
What was the symptoms of pump failure ? Overheating or check engine light
code or both ?
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Thank you!
Thanks for making this video. This really helps a lot.