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Check the Throttle body heater hoses above it? Also, clean out that connector while your there. Mine was nasty and led to erratic power to my injectors.
You should open that connector and clean it out with contact cleaner and wiggle it around while running to check for connection problems. The c191 connector is notorious for corrosion which leads to all sorts of electrical gremlins that are a PITA to track down sometimes. Intermittent injector firing, erratic/false coolant temp gauge, etc.
The problem was/is so prevalent that BMW put out a service bulletin informing people the way to fix the problem was to drill a small hole in the rubber boot on the lower harness in order for water to be able to escape and not pool.
The c191 seems intact and dry.... How does it come off..?
Secondly.. Please look at the picture.. I found a connector unattached.... It attaches to this in the picture.... You can see the 3 prongs.. Front of engine below alternator....
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'90 325i sedan daily driven
'85 325e coupe also a daily
The c191 seems intact and dry.... How does it come off..?
Secondly.. Please look at the picture.. I found a connector unattached.... It attaches to this in the picture.... You can see the 3 prongs.. Front of engine below alternator....
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The c191 connector is a twist lock connector.
This is one apart with corrosion on the terminals.
It can be a beast to remove due to location. I remove my intake boot and AFM, etc. to get enough room to get both hands on it to twist the upper and lower sections apart. Normal lefty loosey righty tighty.
i'll be replacing the coolant sensor... the check light remains on and well as the engine oil check light... both are full... engine temp gauge never goes past cold, occasionally bounces up to mid line then back... do you think this is due to some loose connections or nuts in the back of the cluster?
pulling it this weekend to replace all the lights
thanks
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'90 325i sedan daily driven
'85 325e coupe also a daily
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