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["K.C. Boyce" <k_boyce@xxxxxxxxx>]

One possibility to check is the water-heater on the throttle body.  The
gasket can go bad or the metal will corrode causing a small and difficult
to detect leak.  I learned the expensive way at the cost of a new throttle
body.

Dan Simmons


Subject: <E30> coolant leak?

Kyle,

My '85 is doing the same thing as yours.  I took it in to a dealer,
and they replaced the expansion tank cap.  However, after 1500 miles
of driving over 2 days, the light went on again.  So, back to
(another) dealer to see if they can find out what is eating the
coolant (I just did the suspension, so I don't feel like tracking down
a coolant leak!).

I'll let you know what they come up with.

    KC Boyce
    '85 325e
    E30 Eta Page: http://rikki.cc.colorado.edu/~k_boyce/


Daniel L. Simmons
Professor of Law
School of Law
University of California
400 Mrak Drive
Davis, California  95616

Telephone 530 752-2757
Fax 530 752-4704

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