Bmw E90 325I Oil Level Sensor at Helen Terpstra blog

Bmw E90 325I Oil Level Sensor. Now am having inactive when ever i check level ,i have also change oil level. Bmw e90 models use this sensor instead of a dipstick to monitor oil level. I'd bet on a pan. Scan the car with a bmw scan tool and you'll find a fault code. You don't have to lose. You can check oil level via the driver information center. I have 2006 325i e90 with 81,240 mil, just service it and change water pump and thermostat. Your engine looks like it has an aluminum oil pan, so it is not going to rust around the oil sensor seal and leak (which my engine just started to do in the past year). Some e90 forums are saying the oil level sensor just measures the amount of oil in the engine, some say it's a high tech device. The page you link is for 335i, and you stated you have a 2006 325i e90. It is a failed oil level/oil quality sensor. Here is the correct tis circuit diagram for your ozs (oil. The oil level sensor must only be replaced following unambiguous diagnosis of a fault in the sensor. The oil level sensor like everything else on a bmw is more sophisticated than it looks, which makes the post too long.

I'd bet on a pan. I have 2006 325i e90 with 81,240 mil, just service it and change water pump and thermostat. Bmw e90 models use this sensor instead of a dipstick to monitor oil level. Some e90 forums are saying the oil level sensor just measures the amount of oil in the engine, some say it's a high tech device. You don't have to lose. It is a failed oil level/oil quality sensor. The oil level sensor like everything else on a bmw is more sophisticated than it looks, which makes the post too long. Your engine looks like it has an aluminum oil pan, so it is not going to rust around the oil sensor seal and leak (which my engine just started to do in the past year). Scan the car with a bmw scan tool and you'll find a fault code. You can check oil level via the driver information center.

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Bmw E90 325I Oil Level Sensor I have 2006 325i e90 with 81,240 mil, just service it and change water pump and thermostat. The oil level sensor must only be replaced following unambiguous diagnosis of a fault in the sensor. The oil level sensor like everything else on a bmw is more sophisticated than it looks, which makes the post too long. Your engine looks like it has an aluminum oil pan, so it is not going to rust around the oil sensor seal and leak (which my engine just started to do in the past year). You don't have to lose. I'd bet on a pan. Now am having inactive when ever i check level ,i have also change oil level. Some e90 forums are saying the oil level sensor just measures the amount of oil in the engine, some say it's a high tech device. You can check oil level via the driver information center. Bmw e90 models use this sensor instead of a dipstick to monitor oil level. I have 2006 325i e90 with 81,240 mil, just service it and change water pump and thermostat. The page you link is for 335i, and you stated you have a 2006 325i e90. Here is the correct tis circuit diagram for your ozs (oil. It is a failed oil level/oil quality sensor. Scan the car with a bmw scan tool and you'll find a fault code.