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E36General discussion and technical help for (E36) 1992-1999 3 series cars. 318, 323, 325, 328.
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Your Ride: 316i 1995
316 over heating problems
my car a 316i 95 model started to overheat so i called at a garage who then bled the system but car still overheated causeing the head gasket to blow so new gasket and head tested new rad and fan all so warter pump engine and hoses flushed thermostat replaced but still car overheats bad allso hoses red hot and preasure in them any 1 help out
did u change the fan switch or temperature sensor in the block/cooling system?
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Your Ride: '00 540/6 Dinan S2(sold), '90 525i/5, '01 Audi S4
dude. a 316??? Where in the world did you find one of those? No offense, but I didnt even know those could overheat....
Anyway, check the heater core unit as well. If you say that the water pump is replaced as well as other parts, flush, flush, and fush. Then bleed, bleed, and bleed. And then bleed some more. Most often, its air trapped that causes the most problems.
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