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Originally Posted by Stockx5
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That's the real mind blower, right there. How is there not an SES light for failure to reach temperature? It's a standard P code in all OBD2 systems because it directly affect emissions and other parameters.
When I bought my e46 back in 2011, the very first time I took it up to interstate speed I noticed the coolant temp gauge take a dip. Not 30s later the SES light came on and the code pointed to engine temperature.
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