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"Check Coolant"message..each morning.
I have checked the levels and they seem fine. I only get the warning in the morning and then I don't get the warning anytime I start the car the rest of the day. It has been cooler the past two monrings..if that is of any significance. any ideas.. thanks |
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Here's a link, from this board, on coolant sensor failure:
http://www.xoutpost.com/x5-e53-forum/...coolant+sensor And, I rec'd dragging your X back to Stlr, as I recall yours is "CPO"; no idea if they cover that item these days, under CPO. The ambient temp should have no effect...something is amiss with the sensor or some connected glitch. My 5 yr old X has never shown coolant low, though it does consume some coolant with regularity. GL,mD
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thanks for the link...and info...
its a 2005 so a new sensor would be covered under the orginal warranty.... |
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