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Can new transmission affect coolant messages?
Hello again comrades – I still have a “check coolant level” message which I discussed in my previous thread here:
http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...l-message.html I have done all those steps and still have the message. The car runs at gauges normal, system full, and no leaks. I started a new thread because another piece of info is that just a day before the message showed up I had the tranny replaced (long $tory there…). I didn’t think it was relevant but reading other threads made me wonder if the CCL message and the tranny are related? Is some of the engine coolant routed to the tranny to cool it? Is there another sensor or wire harness down there that might have been damaged from the tranny replacement procedure? Pardon my ignorance on the this; I’m still learning about X5s even after 4 years of ownership. Many thanks for any info on this possible theory. I’m still baffled at the continuing message.
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