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      12-29-2021, 10:13 AM   #1
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F30 n47 coolant heating

Hello guys.

I'm new on this forum and have problem with my car

I used F30 n47 120kw 2012y and this year I changed timing chain with water pump thermostat and belt on 272XXX km
Water pump is SKF and thermostat is BEHR. How are coming cold days in December I traveling 100km on the work.
Before change, my car need 45+min how oil temperature was on 100°C
After change in my country have -2°C and my car warm up on 100°C for 15min
(20min).
I have fault on idrive drivetrain (possible to conutionue journey)
Car have not problem with output power, going normally. I checked with diagnostic tool and have 2 fault for dpf (244800 and 244900).
Car have now 295XXX km.
In attachment I was read value from dpf using bimmerlink. Can you tell me normal level for oil ash and soot mas. Coolant temperature is over 90°C (95 on me)
Do you think I have problem with fast warming coolant for clogged dpf? Please help me guys.
Thank you!
Best regards from Croatia.
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0x244800 Info - particle filter system: limited rest mileage of particle filter
0x244900 particle filter system: max mileage exceeded



These are information codes based on your kilometer count. You can have your DPF washed/flushed out and then register as replaced.

The differential pressure is very low, I don't think you have any problems with clogging.




It sounds like your thermostat change was useful. 15 minutes to full warm oil is expected at -2 C.
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Enanled thanks for reply.
My 2 friend have same car with 100000km and her takes more time for warmin on normally temp.
I think there is a problem i just don't know which one
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Enanled thanks for reply.
My 2 friend have same car with 100000km and her takes more time for warmin on normally temp.
I think there is a problem i just don't know which one
She has the problem, the termostat needs changing mine does the same!

If it becomes warm faster the better as long as it doesn't overheat!

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Have you checked the back pressures?
at idle the maximum value is about 30mbar, 2000rpm about 75mbar
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Have you checked the back pressures?
at idle the maximum value is about 30mbar, 2000rpm about 75mbar
It's right there in the screenshot, they have a value of 21mbar reported
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She has the problem, the termostat needs changing mine does the same!

If it becomes warm faster the better as long as it doesn't overheat!

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Thermostat was changed with a new one. Maybe new thermostat have a failure.
I will check.
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Have you checked the back pressures?
at idle the maximum value is about 30mbar, 2000rpm about 75mbar
How to check back pressure?
Anybody know how is normal value for oil and soot mass.
My problem is fast warming engine and Dpf
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How to check back pressure?
Anybody know how is normal value for oil and soot mass.
My problem is fast warming engine and Dpf

21mbar is a little too much for idling. I recommend cleaning the particle filter, but overheating is not due to the particle filter.

Is the car's engine control unit standard? I mean is it optimized / tuned?
Is the cooling system clean?
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21mbar is a little too much for idling. I recommend cleaning the particle filter, but overheating is not due to the particle filter.

Is the car's engine control unit standard? I mean is it optimized / tuned?
Is the cooling system clean?
Yes, all is standard, not tuned. Ok I will clean particle filter
Cooling system with pump, thermostat and coolant replaced with new.
Maybe you didn't understand. When I start the engine, engine quickly warms up to 100 degree for oil (example -5°C morning, for 15 km to 100°C). After that the car going normally without overheating.

Which is problem with quickly warms. Coolant temperature 95°C is normally?
Before change Wp and th never I did not have problem with that
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Can the temperature sensors or the oil filter thermostat be faulty?
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Can the temperature sensors or the oil filter thermostat be faulty?
Yes, definitely
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