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Your BMW is a luxury vehicle you depend on to deliver high performance and comfort. If you’ve noticed a puddle of coolant under your BMW or your vehicle’s temperature gauge is climbing higher than usual, you may be dealing with a coolant leak. Addressing a coolant leak promptly is crucial to prevent engine overheating and potential long-term damage. In this blog, we will walk you through the five most common causes of a coolant leak in your BMW. Read more below!

If you are a car enthusiast and always search for outstanding performance along with luxury and comfort, BMW has all of it for you. BMWs are the most reliable vehicles that produce superior performance with optimum power. To keep them running smoothly, it is essential to adhere to their regular maintenance schedule. Like all vehicles, BMW is not immune to common issues. At the Ultimate Bimmer Service, located near you in Plano, Texas, we receive numerous complaints regarding leaks in the vacuum hose. During regular maintenance, our mechanics inspect the hose to ensure it remains in …
Read MoreDo you have problems with the electronic system in your BMW? BMWs are considered some of the best cars in the market in terms of technology and performance, but like any car of this generation, they are controlled by electronics. If something is not working as expected, like your iDrive system is not responding as it should, the dashboard is blinking, or the battery dies, it can be inconvenient at best and affect your vehicle’s performance at worst. Here is a list of some of the most common problems in electronic systems of BMWs, and how you can deal …
Read MoreThere are certain components in your BMW that play a stellar role in ensuring the top performance of your car. The Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) valve is one such part that helps the engine in churning out the raw power when you press the accelerator pedal of your BMW.

However, the PCV valve is among the most overlooked components when it comes to ensuring timely repair & service in BMW. Moreover, the efficient functioning of the engine in your BMW depends on the optimal working of the PCV valve. Here are the details of the PCV valve, which will be …
Read MoreAre you experiencing difficulties with starting your BMW? Do you have a problem with stalling or your car misfiring? If so, then it could be due to a crankshaft position sensor problem.

The crankshaft position sensor commonly referred to as the CPS, is an important mechanism that enables the checking on the crankshaft position by feeding the engine control unit or ECU with information regarding the crankshaft position to enable it to control the fuel injection and ignition timing. Without this sensor, the engine of your BMW will not start or run smoothly. When the crankshaft sensor …
Read MoreWhen it comes to the performance and longevity of your BMW, every component plays a crucial role in keeping your vehicle running smoothly. One of the less talked about parts is the crankcase ventilation valve (also known as the PCV valve). This part is one that is rather small and unless you are super familiar with a vehicle from bumper to bumper, you might not have any idea that this little valve has a huge impact on the way your engine runs.

The crankcase ventilation valve is …
Read MoreYour BMW is designed with the promise of luxury, high performance, and cutting-edge technology; therefore, you can be certain every part of your vehicle has been precisely engineered to achieve optimal performance. Your BMW’s windshield is no different. A well-maintained windshield is a crucial component of your vehicle’s structural integrity and safety, as well as the driver’s main line of sight. As a result, it’s important to resolve any damage your windshield sustains quickly and correctly to avoid further damage–and our experts at Ultimate Bimmer Service are readily available to assist with your vehicle’s repair needs.

If you’re a BMW owner, you know all about great performance, but you could experience starting issues and that can put you at a standstill. One common issue that can cause frustrating starting problems is a faulty ignition module. Lucky for you though, it’s usually a super simple fix and you won’t be stuck with a car that won’t start for long!

You may be wondering what in the world is an ignition module? It is a key part of your BMW’s ignition system. It controls the timing and distribution of the electrical spark…
Read MoreThe coolant system in a BMW controls the temperature in the engine by making a coolant mixture flow through the engine block, radiator, and cylinder head. This will absorb the heat and transmit it to the air for it to cool. At Ultimate Bimmer Service, we recommend having the coolant system on your BMW changed every 30,000 miles or 2 years if it’s an older model. Newer BMW models have a lifetime coolant. It’s still important to think about a coolant flush every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, or 3 to 5 years. This preventative maintenance will help …
Read MoreThe blower motor is the component that circulates air through the vents and is responsible for maintaining comfort in both hot and cold climates in your BMW. It is interconnected with the climate control system and controls the fan at the speed you set. Regardless of whether you have the AC on in the hot summer or the heater on during the cold season, the blower motor makes sure there is good circulation in the car. When it fails, you may get little or no airflow, uneven temperatures, or no air blowing out at all. Neglecting the blower motor …
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