Bmw F10 Coolant Temperature Sensor Location

Learn How To Remove And Replace Bmw F10 Temperature Sensor At Home. On This Channel I Help Bmw Owners To Maintain Their Bmw At Home With Videos On Bmw Diy's, Maintenance, Scanning And Coding. I need to replace my coolant temp sensor.

I watched a Youtube video on it and it looked really easy to do. I ordered the part and when I went to replace it I could not find the existing sensor. The video shows the guy looking down the driver side of the radiator and the sensor is on the top.

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There is an oil temp and pressure sensor at the base of the oil filter canister as indicated in the auto zone link. You should also have a coolant temp sensor in the back side of the block IIRC. That is the a/t coolant thermostat.

Outside of that all other coolant temp sensors are integrated into the control board that is part of the electronic thermostat. My understanding is this interface in the electronic thermostat is what drives the the temp gauge on the dash for the n52. Someone can correct me if I am remembering wrong.

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