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Problems with oil temperature on my BMW 123d
(Translated from Spanish)
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A 2010 BMW 123d is experiencing incorrect oil temperature readings, with the speedometer display showing an inaccurate temperature and live engine data indicating an implausibly low oil temperature of -100 degrees. This issue could be due to a faulty oil temperature sensor or loose/damaged wiring connections. The sensor is usually located near the oil filter housing, and addressing this problem is crucial as incorrect readings can impact engine performance.
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Start by checking the wiring and connections to the oil temperature sensor, as a loose or damaged connection could cause incorrect readings. The sensor is typically located near the oil filter housing. If the connections are secure, the sensor itself might be faulty and may need replacement. Incorrect oil temperature readings can affect engine performance, so it's important to address this issue. Let me know how it goes or if you have any further questions!