BMW E65 E66 F01 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR REPLACEMENT LOCATION

BMW E65 E66 F01 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR REPLACEMENT LOCATION

If you have BMW 7 series E65, E66, F01 and you need to replace coolant temperature sensor or want to know where the coolant temperature sensor is located on BMW E65, E66, F01 we will explain that. We demonstrated how to replace the coolant temperature sensor on BMW E65, E66, F01 with N52 6 cylinder engine but it should work for most 6 cylinder engines such as N52, N53, N54, N55. It is very important to bleed the cooling system after you replace the coolant temperature sensor or you will most likely overheat your car BMW.
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