20 Most Recent 1998 BMW 318i Questions & Answers

wiring fault

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find the fan an look for the place the connector plugs into. its that simple.

Change your oil and get a tune up.

If you have two keys and one does not work, you need to re-sync the keys to the car. If neither key works, then you might have a problem with the electronics. Check on line for the instructions to re-sync the keys

warning you to check and top up the oil

add a new tank or else add sealent dont add epoxy it will melt when the tank heats up

Epoxy is a great tool, but rarely works on the cooling system (I assume you mean the over flow tank. your best bet is to replace the part The chemical makeup of Coolant, combined with heat and pressure makes the plastic around the epoxy very brittle and tends to continue to cause cracks and eventually will just crumble. There are "plastic welders" on the market that I have had some success with in the past, but alot of times it becomes a band aid. Depending on the year and make of the car you may be able to get a used part from a junk yard or online market

Think it just pull upwards and no screws in it ,have a good look

relay is usually found under the hood and fuel pump is in the tankmore and likely it would be a fuel pump test your fuel psi. first

have a fuel pressure test done on the fuel manifold to check for faulty pump/filter and pressure regulator. run fault codes and look for cam/crank position sensor and /or faulty injectors.

It's called "bump steer," and it means your steering linkage is not mounted parallel in the chassis possibly as a result of collision or frame damage, a bent steering arm, misalignment in the chassis, or an improperly mounted steering rack.Could also mean your brakes need to be replaced.

Are you sure that the belt only turns the AC compressor? Be sure that it's not also connected to the fan and the power steering pump. If it's only turning the air conditioning compressor then you can live with it for as long as you can live without air conditioning.

Are you sure that the belt only turns the AC compressor? Be sure that it's not also connected to the fan and the power steering pump. If it's only turning the air conditioning compressor then you can live with it for as long as you can live without air conditioning.