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E46 Temperature Gauge Goes Straight To High. Which p/n are the temperature sensors you installed? Now, the first step would be to. so i found some good info on an m5 board where people are having the exact same problem that i have and have said the. since you are already comfortable replacing the temp gauge motor, you should be comfortable enough resetting a used cluster. since i've owned my e46 the coolant temp gauge on the cluster has always sat a little high normally. temp sensor pegging to hot when the key is turned indicates that the instrument cluster is not communicating with the dme. you could try disconnecting the connector on the dme that contains the temperature sensor wire, (the one that goes. The one for the dme and the. the dde sends a voltage to the sensor and determines the temperature by how much voltage is “lost” across the sensor. the way a coolant temp sensor works is the electrical resistance inside it changes with the change in temperature. There are three paths you can go.

The one for the dme and the. the dde sends a voltage to the sensor and determines the temperature by how much voltage is “lost” across the sensor. so i found some good info on an m5 board where people are having the exact same problem that i have and have said the. the way a coolant temp sensor works is the electrical resistance inside it changes with the change in temperature. Which p/n are the temperature sensors you installed? since i've owned my e46 the coolant temp gauge on the cluster has always sat a little high normally. you could try disconnecting the connector on the dme that contains the temperature sensor wire, (the one that goes. There are three paths you can go. Now, the first step would be to. since you are already comfortable replacing the temp gauge motor, you should be comfortable enough resetting a used cluster.

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E46 Temperature Gauge Goes Straight To High so i found some good info on an m5 board where people are having the exact same problem that i have and have said the. Which p/n are the temperature sensors you installed? you could try disconnecting the connector on the dme that contains the temperature sensor wire, (the one that goes. The one for the dme and the. since i've owned my e46 the coolant temp gauge on the cluster has always sat a little high normally. so i found some good info on an m5 board where people are having the exact same problem that i have and have said the. the way a coolant temp sensor works is the electrical resistance inside it changes with the change in temperature. Now, the first step would be to. There are three paths you can go. temp sensor pegging to hot when the key is turned indicates that the instrument cluster is not communicating with the dme. the dde sends a voltage to the sensor and determines the temperature by how much voltage is “lost” across the sensor. since you are already comfortable replacing the temp gauge motor, you should be comfortable enough resetting a used cluster.