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Ticking noise
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It's the air conditioning pre-heater. Only works in cold weather and allows the a/c system to warm up faster. On my RHD version there is a small exhaust system under the passenger side front (under the car), and a large Webasto heater unit on the RHS as you look at the engine bay.
nothing to worry about
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Thanks a lot, that explanation would make sense since I always have the AC switched on and last few days the temperatue went down considerably. I'm so relieved. So the engine will not blow out while I'm doing 200k on German autobahn. Once again thanks.
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This always happens this time of year ! Just turn the fan off and the noise will go away.( just to put your mind at rest further)
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The ticking/clicking problem comes from the Dosing pump (for your Webasto unit) which is positioned approximately under the rear seat on the left side under the car. BMW know of this effect and have offered their own solution to prevent the ticking. The solution is to lengthen the fuel hose for the Webasto unit. Any dealership can request the technical fix guide from Webasto or BMW Munich via PUMA request (internal escalation route). Also search for my previous posts on this.
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Great feedback... I just got a 3.0d and have noticed this on the last few cold mornings...! thanks for taking the time and effort to have posted this...!
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Is the dosing pump easy to find or do i have to remoev any covers.
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