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      03-28-2023, 01:34 PM   #1
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Water pump / Thermostat Q’s

Circling back this… https://f48.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=2000345 but new post due to known issue and specific questions. I am now getting time to work on the car for no heat and an OBVIOUS coolant leak. Looking to change the water pump and/or thermostat housing:

Do I really need to use a scan tool to relearn the “stop limit” on the valvetronic actuator/motor? I am investigating / going to change either the water pump or thermostat bracket assembly due to a massive coolant leak. this is for an F48 X1. I had done the valve cover gasket on an e90 a few years back and had to remove the valvetronic motor, but you didn’t have to use a scan tool to reset it. It’s just the kind of thing the “stealership” tells you to charge a couple hundred extra $. Anyone know more details on this or if I can avoid removing the valvetronic motor altogether for an F48 2016 b46 Eng X1 water pump change?

Also, do I really have to wait 12 hrs for the seal / gasket to dry / cure for the connection of water pump to engine before adding coolant or warming up the engine? Someone was saying something like that but couldn’t confirm bmw proprietary info.

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