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1988 535i E28, rpm sensor, mpg gauge.

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  • Brian.B
    Brian.B
    Brian.
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    88' E28 535i As title states, the RPM gauge doesn't move, nor does the MPG gauge below it. Anyone got pointers, things to check? Dunno why it's been like it. It was like this when I bought it, an the previous owner who was a good friend of mine.

    -Brian

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    • YoungCRY
      YoungCRY
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      Pull all the fuses and bend the clips so that they are tighter. This should solve the problem, as whenever my gauges have stopped working its just been because the fuse got loose. Also while your in there make sure you don't have any blown fuses either.

      Chris Young
      BMWCCA #458972
      1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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      • wasnt m3W
        wasnt m3W
        wasnt m3
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        Don't know about e28's specifically, but I've seen plenty of cars with solder joints cracking on the cluster itself. If that's what it is, it'd be a pretty easy repair.

        m3sig-1.jpg

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        • Brian.B
          Brian.B
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          Thanks guys. I'll check fuses, an look into the gauge cluster

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          • Brian.B
            Brian.B
            Brian.
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            Fuses all check out good, well. Except my rear lights, but I got that fixed. Dunno. Pulled the gauge cluster, no solder looks to be cracked/etc. Anyone else? The wires to the coil all check out as well. From the looks of it...

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