Coolant Temperature Sensor
1998 BMW 325i E
2.5L I6 M50
Labor Time
hours
Estimated Labor Cost
* Labor costs vary by location and shop. Parts not included.
About This Service
Coolant Temperature Sensor on a 1998 BMW 325i E equipped with the 2.5L I6 M50 is a relatively quick procedure, typically requiring 0.7 hours of professional labor time. The cooling system prevents your engine from overheating. Regular maintenance of radiators, hoses, and coolant keeps your engine at optimal temperature. When you bring your BMW 325i E to a professional mechanic for coolant temperature sensor, you can expect thorough diagnosis, quality parts, and expert workmanship. Professional auto repair shops have the specialized tools and training needed to complete this service correctly.
Signs You May Need This Service
- Engine temperature gauge reading high
- Coolant leaks under the vehicle
- Sweet smell from engine area
- Steam from under the hood
What to Expect
- Professional diagnostic assessment
- Detailed explanation of the repair process
- Quality OEM or equivalent replacement parts
- Warranty on parts and labor
- Pressure test of cooling system
- Thermostat operation verification
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