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      07-24-2016, 07:32 PM   #1
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Some service light?

Anyone know what this light means?
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      07-24-2016, 07:39 PM   #2
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Add coolant and read your owners manual.
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      07-24-2016, 07:56 PM   #3
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It's an equilateral triangle.


It's a for sale sign


I give up
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Handbrake on.

Seatbelt not on.

Add distilled water to coolant resevior.
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      07-24-2016, 11:03 PM   #5
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Your engine coolant is too low. Very easy DIY. Just unscrew the cap (make sure the engine is cold) and pour BMW approved coolant in. That's it.
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All jokes aside you need to figure out why a closed system is leaking coolant. I'd start somewhere obvious like the radiator or the actual expansion tank. Then water pump.
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      07-25-2016, 05:09 AM   #7
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It's perfectly normal for a car to lose a bit of coolant over time. Top off with premixed BMW coolant and keep an eye on it.
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It's perfectly normal for a car to lose a bit of coolant over time. Top off with premixed BMW coolant and keep an eye on it.
I disagree. What you are saying May be feasible in a conventional cooling system, say of aToyota where an expansion tank is open to atmosphere and can be opened during engine operation; in BMW it is always pressurized. I would even go as far as say maybe due to water content and how it was mixed but not enough to trigger a sensor, over time - 20 years?. There is a leak.
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Fill the right amount and continue to monitor.

But be careful, in my of E46 of the improper coolant was added it would throw a CEL code the first few hours.
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