L322 TD6 FBH

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Earlofdon76

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• Oct 13, 2024

• #1

Folks,
My TD6 warms up quite quickly considering it’s now getting colder out.
I’ve never had a engine warm up together with heat in the interior so quick.
It’s not overheating though.
Can I assume that the FBH is working?

 

AllanWorms

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• Oct 13, 2024

• #2

Be aware, the gauge will show "normal" well before the engine is at full temp, and for a long time after it gets too hot , as well


I don't know the exact numbers, but for that engine (M57) in a BMW E39, the gauge will show straight up and down from 65C to about 115 or 120C.

 

marjon

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• Oct 13, 2024

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If its working you will see a little exhaust pipe "puffing" just to the rear of the front wheel arch (cant remember which side)

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backinblack

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• Oct 13, 2024

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marjon said:

If its working you will see a little exhaust pipe "puffing" just to the rear of the front wheel arch (cant remember which side)

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Passenger side. You should also hear a clicking at the rear as the pump pulses the fuel through. And a loud fan like a turbine noise if it's running on full power.

 

Datatek

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• Oct 13, 2024

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backinblack said:

Passenger side. You should also hear a clicking at the rear as the pump pulses the fuel through. And a loud fan like a turbine noise if it's running on full power.

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Not to mention lots of pollution, no cat no DPF

 

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Earlofdon76

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• Oct 13, 2024

• #6

Thanks folks.
Yes, it’s working. Great stuff!