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Yiyo209 08-09-2016 12:57 AM

2011 X5 50i N63 N63B44 engine Engine temp is high
 
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Hello everyone i Have a 2011 x5 50i with N63B44 engine. I will attach picture of I drive system telling me, "Engine Temperature is high. Drive moderately to cool engine.If temperature increases again, have the system checked by your BMW center." I get this message even when i start vehicle in the morning when engine cold? any one experience this.
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ard 08-09-2016 01:17 AM

I believe there is a secondary coolant pump on your turbos that can fail- the motor is cold but it may be the secondary cirucit is overheated?

Anyway, if you search for this you might find similar... Hot Engine Warning - Bimmerfest - BMW Forums

Yiyo209 08-09-2016 10:16 AM

Thanks ARD i will take the Auxiliary pump out and bench test the unit more than likely it did go out.

FrankJ 08-09-2016 10:30 AM

check fault code by scanner first

Yiyo209 08-09-2016 12:50 PM

i don't have a fault code present only the message on the idrive

ard 08-09-2016 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Yiyo209 (Post 1084772)
Thanks ARD i will take the Auxiliary pump out and bench test the unit more than likely it did go out.

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Originally Posted by Yiyo209 (Post 1084780)
i don't have a fault code present only the message on the idrive



While I love the DIY spirit, this is really not a smart idea.

Buy the softwre and bluetooth dongle to check codes and run tests. Lots of available SW choices... Do a search. If you plan on keeping the car for a bit, invest in the tools

DO NOT take out the pump to 'bench test'. I mean how would you even DO that? Have a schematic? What if it is intermittent?

Yiyo209 08-10-2016 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by ard (Post 1084850)
While I love the DIY spirit, this is really not a smart idea.

Buy the softwre and bluetooth dongle to check codes and run tests. Lots of available SW choices... Do a search. If you plan on keeping the car for a bit, invest in the tools

DO NOT take out the pump to 'bench test'. I mean how would you even DO that? Have a schematic? What if it is intermittent?

10-4 understood can you please guide me to the software you speak of. were can i find it. can you provide a link? please advise thanks!

ard 08-10-2016 11:52 PM

Search...there is a search function on this forum.

philooo 10-14-2016 06:54 PM

I had that message on my car last week they had to replace the auxiliary turbo water pump.

the_ulf 10-15-2016 02:15 PM

bench testing the aux pump wouldn't be that much of an issue. electrically it's a fairly simple component. the most important part would be to keep it primed and not allow it to run dry. these pumps use water as lubricant/coolant. running them dry will likely damage the impeller. although without knowing the operating specs, i.e. flow rate, pressure & power consumption, it's impossible to know whether or not it's doing its job correctly.


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