24V OBD1 E30, overheating.
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That's the way I did it. No problems with overheating at all.Comment
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Today I bled the system using the method described earlier. It was messy but it seemed to do the trick.
I also pulled the cluster and soldered my ground points for fuel/temp guage. I now have a functioning fuel guage and a temp guage that doesnt jump around.
I do have a theory that the car never 'really' overheated. Never boiled over or steamed, just a crazy guage that required constant tapping.
I hate to jinx myself, but I think that did it.
Hopefully its the last cooling issue for awhile. Never did put in a bigger fan, but Ill get to it before next summer.
Hope this thread helps people in the future, I now know the stress of the E36 cooling system.1989 Carbon Black 328isComment
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It's a pain in the ass to get it working, but once you do its a good system. I don't have A/C but even sitting in traffic in 100* days I don't overheat.
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