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yellow temp sensor handles cold start to 20c. if that switch fails, it's always thinking it's in open loop. BMW no longer sells a correct switch as a replacement for the yellow one. the purple is a sender only, no switch involved. the "fix" is to eliminate it because it's absolutely pointless.Comment
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yes, there are 4, on the 325e.
- blue for coolant temperature up to 45c, the main fuel mixture control
- brown single pin for instrument cluster
- brown dual pin, thermo time for cold start injector
- yellow for coolant temperature up to 20c, dual pin, yellow top, this is the one you need to bypass
good luck'70 911s | '72 2002 | '88 M5 | '89 330is | '89 M3 | '95 911 | '02 M5 | '04 RR HSE
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yes, there are 4, on the 325e.
- blue for coolant temperature up to 45c, the main fuel mixture control
- brown single pin for instrument cluster
- brown dual pin, thermo time for cold start injector
- yellow for coolant temperature up to 20c, dual pin, yellow top, this is the one you need to bypass
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Okay, 15 has been replaced with a new 45 degree temp switch and is working properly. A company makes these new I forget where they're located but here https://blackstarmanufacture.com/pro...t-temp-switch/Comment
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Whoa thanks for the info guys, I checked mine again after reading this, I had checked it several times. But this time when I pulled the wires off it fell apart and I realized I've only checked it with the engine off, not vibrating. It had been corroded and separated, but when the engine was still it tested fine. After replacing with a jumper, the car idles soooo much better!!Comment
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