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Error P0128 - replaced thermostat - cold heater
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01-05-2016, 04:43 PM | #1 |
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Error P0128 - replaced thermostat - cold heater
Hi there,
I got a 2006 BMW 330xi, about 6 months ago. The radiator had coolant leak (and a burning oil smell), so my mechanic (non-dealer) changed the radiator. A few days after, I got the engine error: p0128 (Coolant Temperature Below Thermostat Regulating Temperature). My mechanic (again non-dealer) replaced the thermostat, and flushed the coolant. After a couple of days, the error p0128 showed up again. Still my heater does not blow hot air. I check my coolant temperature while driving (with OBD2 & Torque Android app) and it does not even reach 80°C (176 ºF) after 20 minutes of driving. When I turn on the heater the temperature drops to 65°C (149 ºF) degrees, and the heater blows barely warm air. I live in Toronto, today it was -15°C (5 ºF) and I had not heater! Help please! - What do you guys recommend me to do? Could it be the coolant temperature sensor? If the coolant temperature sensor is faulty, can I still get cold air from the heater? - What is "Engine Operating Temperature"? Is the same as coolant temperature? What is the normal range? - Could an un-updated ECU causing this? - As I understand the car has 2 coolant temperature sensor? Correct? What do they do? I mean why two? Could anyone send me image on where to locate them on a E90, (2006 330xi)? Thanks a lot! |
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