08-08-2021, 09:23 AM | #1 |
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Charge Air Radiator is leaking
Hello, first post here. My 2015 M6 Cab charge air radiator (I think that’s the name), has a coolant leak. My plan is to have it repaired and after days of YouTube searching found a video of how to replace a radiator in a 535, and it looks similar to my car. I pulled the fan but now am worried that I may need to open the AC system to get the radiator assembly out, which would be a hard stop for me. Has anyone been down this road? Is it possible to repair or replace the charge air radiator in my garage or should I cut my losses and take it to a professional?
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08-24-2021, 08:19 PM | #4 |
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Some follow up. It took some time and effort and I was able to replace the charge air coolant radiator. It wasn't easy to take apart, it wasn't fun to replace, it was way harder than I anticipated to put back together. Fortunately I did not have to remove the AC condenser. But it is done and the M6 runs perfect. I have a leak free charge air cooling system and no more reduced power warning light.
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I always salute people like you that have the skills, patience and bravery to repair their own cars
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