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e92 335i Oil Cooling Problems...
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<blockquote data-quote="David Yong" data-source="post: 400503" data-attributes="member: 3555"><p>Never track it YET :wink: And not to Genting yet too. But I have tried pushing it hard on highway and it is around 125c and drop back to 110c when stop pushing it. </p><p></p><p>For 335i, temp of 120c is at the middle of the gauge. It starts from 70c all the way to 170c the max. So long as it is 120c... there is nothing to worry as it is safe. Even when I on normal cruise, the temp will stay at 110c to 120c. With extra pushing, it goes up to 125c.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="David Yong, post: 400503, member: 3555"] Never track it YET :wink: And not to Genting yet too. But I have tried pushing it hard on highway and it is around 125c and drop back to 110c when stop pushing it. For 335i, temp of 120c is at the middle of the gauge. It starts from 70c all the way to 170c the max. So long as it is 120c... there is nothing to worry as it is safe. Even when I on normal cruise, the temp will stay at 110c to 120c. With extra pushing, it goes up to 125c. [/QUOTE]
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