Do you happen to have a link for that part ?
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Look like you have fixed it. Clearly if the oil cooler was always cold, your oil and, by extension, your coolant, was always hotter than it should be. Your current numbers look perfectly normal now. Good job on the fix!
Maxypad wrotehttps://store.vacmotorsports.com/mobile/vac-motorsports-oil-diverter-valve-bmw-s65-p4057.aspxDo you happen to have a link for that part ?
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Thread referenced by jeremyuhh in DIY: VAC Oil Diverter Valve (Thermostat + Water Pump + Oil Filter Housing Gasket) 06-03-2021
complete walk through here if anyone is interested:https://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?p=27658872#post27658872
jeremyuhh wrotecomplete walk through here if anyone is interested:https://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?p=27658872#post27658872
jeremyuhh wroteAwesome write up! I need to do this to mine as well.complete walk through here if anyone is interested:https://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?p=27658872#post27658872
Thread referenced by yardbro in Engine Oil temp gauge fluctuates even on moderate drives. 08-25-2024
tbuck wroteSo should the engine oil cooler always feel warm/hot to touch when the car is fully warmed up? Many thanks.Look like you have fixed it. Clearly if the oil cooler was always cold, your oil and, by extension, your coolant, was always hotter than it should be. Your current numbers look perfectly normal now. Good job on the fix!
THEROK wroteI am so glad you commented on this!So should the engine oil cooler always feel warm/hot to touch when the car is fully warmed up? Many thanks.
This was a great find for me.. gonna read it all tomorrow lol