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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: New Westminster
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I have a 1987 325e and my tack and temp gauges are not working at all. But my speedo and fuel gauge is working. Where should I start looking. Fuses are ok.
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Every Boy Becomes A Man. A Fortunate Few Reverse The Process. 97 328is Black on Black 5 speed Sport Package, Short Arm Intake with ABS Molded Heat Shield, Custom Mounted Front Strut Bar, Elevated Clutch Stop, Polished Aluminum Roundel Shifter, AC Schnitzer Aluminum Pedal Set, Chrome Instrument Cluster Rings & Carbon Fiber Bezel, Crystal Clear Corners, OEM Clear Tail & Side Lights, Scalloped Headlight Trim, Custom 'is' Grill Badge, Alpine C43 Stereo Upgrade, Front Bumper Filler |
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: LA
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I had that problem three months ago. The problem was a broken electrical cable that goes very close to the shifter. The cable was in the way of the shifter and was cut in half. That is one possibility. I own a 1986 325es bmw. Today I fixed the sunroof!
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Hello,
I have a 85 325e, and have had similar problems in the past. On both occasions I removed the instrument cluster, disassembled it, and re-flowed the cold solder joints. These solder joints will fail due to continuous heating and cooling. You can identify a cold joint by it's color. A proper joint should be nice and shiny with no pitting. A cold joint will be a dull gray color. You should also inspect closely for cracked solder joints. This corrected my malfunctioning speedo/tach when I first purchased the car, and my inop temp gauge less than a year ago. |
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