BMW 228i engine light and ongoing overheating issues related to coolant system on BMW 228i

Submitted by Vehicle Owner · Jun 23, 2025
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Problem overview

Some BMW 228i owners report experiencing ongoing overheating issues, which can stem from common causes such as coolant leaks, clogged cooling systems, incorrect coolant concentration, loose hose clamps, and faulty thermostats. These owners note symptoms like rising engine temperatures, coolant warning lights on the dashboard, and coolant overflow in the reservoir. Additionally, low coolant levels can trigger warnings about high engine temperatures, indicating a lack of sufficient coolant circulation. Many owners find it necessary to consult a qualified mechanic to diagnose coolant system leaks and address any resultant damage to ensure safe driving. Regular maintenance, including checking coolant levels and inspecting cooling system components, is recommended to prevent these overheating problems. If these issues persist, seeking professional assistance is crucial to avoid further complications.

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