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      04-03-2024, 12:51 PM   #10
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Drives: '01 Z3M, '12 335is, '22 540i
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2012 BMW 335i  [5.25]
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1967 Chevrolet Corv ...  [10.00]
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2022 BMW 540i  [0.75]
2009 528i  [9.50]
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Originally Posted by M3SQRD View Post
Does the e60 have an oil temp gauge? At a minimum, keep engine rpm’s at or below 3k rpm and wait until the oil temp is at its normal operating temp (e.g., on my e92 M3, it’s when the oil temp reaches 210 F; M3 also has a variable redline that increases with increasing engine/oil temp) but I still wait at least another 5-15 min, depending on ambient temp, before I exceed 3k rpm. I do this to make sure the DCT and other components also are up to temp. Engine wear is the greatest when the engine is cold.
+1 on this. No, the non-M e60 does not have a temp gauge.
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