1. [possible mass air flow sensor]
2. BMW has a feature that shuts the engine down to 3rd gear idle and will not allow hard acceleration to get you to a safer destination rather than shut off completely. A code did not appear for my alternator issue but the O2 sensors will register as a fuel mixture problem rich or lean. If there is contamination of any kind from the air box, mass airflow sensor to the O2 sensors the car will not manage fuel properly resulting in idle and emission problems at the tailpipe and the gas pump. Change the air filter and clean from the air box down to the intake with MAF cleaner. Pull the O2 sensors and clean them with it also. It will make a big difference speaking from experience. A $10 spray can of MAF cleaner can improve drive-ability and fuel economy for vehicles with a few years of service or high miles. Fuel injected vehicles or any vehicle with O2 sensors should never use oil impregnated/contaminated air filters. BMW sensors are not designed for oiled air filters.
Your engine is in what is called limp mode. This is to prevent damage to the engine as something is seriously wrong. Take it to the nearest BMW dealer immediately.
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It will cause the engine to run at a much higher RPM thus burning more fuel. If you are forced to drive like this, I would not exceed 50 mph.
No. Car engines are cooled by water (under pressure), so they run at or aground 100 degrees Celsius. Of cause in the combustion chamber and at the exhaust temperatures are much higher.
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