Search BMW 2002 Restoration

BMW Cooling and Heating

Best Wheels and Tires

Simple BMW 2002 Winter Overheating Cure

Instead of wrapping insulating material around the thermostat try this:

See Also: , , ,

Locked Fan Clutches Pose Potential Danger

A word of caution to those six cylinder BMW owners who have drilled out the holes in their friction fan couplings to lock the mechanism up with M6 x 30 mm screws

See Also: , ,

BMW Coupe 1971 2800CS Overheating Solution

The simple $60 overheating solution.

See Also: , ,

BMW 2002 Radiator Solder Joints

Check the solder joints that hold the radiator core and top to the side mounting plates. This joint can break, allowing the radiator to fall back into the fan, self-destructing both.

See Also: ,

How To Replace A BMW 2002 Heater Temperature Control Valve

A heater control valve can easily become fouled with grit and sludge causing it to operate sluggishly, so these tips will help you replace it successfully.

See Also: ,

Leaking BMW 2002 Heater Control Valve

Does your heater control valve have a leak you don’t know about? Here’s how to find out.

See Also: , ,

Quick Fix for Leaking BMW 2002 Heater Core

How to easily verify a pinhole leak in your heater core.

See Also: ,

BMW 2002 Heater Control Valve

Running your heater in the summer is the trick to good winter heating.

See Also: ,

Radiator Upgrades – A Curt Ingraham Radiator

If you’re thinking about upgrading your BMW 2002 radiator, this is a great little step-by-step guide with photos. Special thanks to Keith Kreeger from my2002tii.com for permission to add this link.

See Also: ,

BMW Radiator Re-coring

Buying a new radiator VS re-coring.

See Also: ,

How to Quickly Repair a Pinhole Heater Hose Leak

if you’re in a pinch, this quick and easy repair can get you through.

See Also: , , ,

BMW 2002 Thermostat Maintenance

Three ways to diagnose a bad thermostat.

See Also: , ,

BMW 2002 Replacement Radiator Hoses

Gates manufactures replacements for BMW 2002 radiator hoses which are almost exact replicas, complete with the correct bends and lengths. They are available at many automotive outlets. Author: Don J. Scaggs

See Also: , ,

BMW 2002 Air Conditioning Maintenance Tips

Some telltale signs that hose reinforcements are giving way and other sign of weakness in the system.

See Also: ,

BMW 2002 A/C, Ashtrays, and Tape Decks

Excellent upgraded replacements for your dirty ashtrays and stereo.

See Also: , , ,

BMW 2002 Heater Box Maintenance

An easy way to keep the debris out of your heater system.

See Also: ,

BMW 2002 Cooling System

Various thoughts on thermostat replacement options.

See Also: , ,

BMW Bavaria Radiator Drain Plug

Did you strip the threads on the radiator drain plug?

See Also: ,

Quick Tip Reduce Overheating in BMW Bavaria

Is a larger radiator core is the best way to go? You decide.

See Also: ,

BMW 2002 Heater Blower Motor Replacement

A step-by-step guide on how to replace a heater blower motor.

See Also: ,

Heater Valve Repair Quick and Dirty

What does a hair dryer have to do with replacing a heater valve? You’ll know soon enough.

See Also: ,

BMW 2002 Heater Control Valve Repair

Are your socks soggy? Perhaps you have a leaking heater control valve.

See Also: ,

Ultimate Cure to Overheating 1973 BMW 2002

Re-coring to beat the heat.

See Also: ,

Bavaria Heat Problem Solved

Is you leg being cooked by the drive shaft tunnel? Here’s the fix.

See Also:

BMW Bavaria Cooling Problems Revisited

The secret Bavaria heat cure.

See Also: , ,

EmailReceive Articles via Email

RSSReceive Articles via RSS

Search BMW 2002 Topics

Sponsored Links

BMW tech tips, resources, and auto parts to help restore your classic BMW 2002
Powered by WebRing.