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02-12-2018, 12:30 PM | #46 |
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That's great news! More fun sound and faster shifts on the DCT! But it should be noted that the transmission obviously will still be cold when the car has just been started so I probably shouldn't get too crazy in Traction mode.
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As for the water to oil heat exchanger, here ya go. http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/show...diagId=17_1054
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After noticing that the car runs cooler in the sport modes I have made it a habit of always being in a sport mode before parking the car so the oil temp is lower. Anyone else do this intentionally? I’ve had other turbo cars that you could hear a recirculating motor after you shut the engine off to cool it down. I haven’t heard one on the M2.
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Do note that the car does target the more aggressive cooling mode if IAT/ambient temps are over somewhere around 90F, or getting onto the throttle ( 75+ / WOT )
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