2001 X5 4.4
03-22-2011 Update:
I've gotten a lot of help on this site so here's a little payback, hope it helps someone out there. I had a tough time compiling a complete coolant hose list, so here is my complete list.
I separate the 60K Maintenance into the following jobs:
1. Spark Plugs
2. Water Pump / Belts / Hoses / Radiator / T-Stat / 2 Coolant Sensors
3. Valley Pan / Fuel Line / Oil Separator
I did #1 and #2 but will wait until I get a Valley Pan leak before doing #3.
Tips I want to pass along:
1. To remove the clutch fan, I just used a pair of vise grips on the nut and a long screwdriver to hold the fan from turning. It turned very easily, just remember it is reverse thread. There is no need for a special tool.
2. To remove the lower radiator hose, it was easier to pull the radiator and remove the hose on the ground- yeah, it was stuck pretty well.
3. Order new $1 clamps, just get 10 of them, much easier to turn than the old ones for just a buck each.
4. When removing the water pump, secure the 2 pipes that go from the front of the engine to the rear so they don't move AT ALL when trying to break the water pump free from the stuck pipes, or they might come out on the rear side. You can put them back, but it's better to just not let them come out. I used a hammer to lightly tap the old pump side to side until it broke free.
5. When messing w/ the rear hoses, remove the cover back there 1st. It takes 5 minutes to remove and makes it so much easier. I found a how-to on this site.
6. Have someone ready to turn the engine off when bleeding the coolant of air. As soon as it comes out of the bleeder hole and the fill hole have them turn it off or coolant will go everywhere.
Original Post:
Got the best pricing from AutoHaus.
What I have already purchased and/or installed that is not on this list are:
8 NGK Spark Plugs
A/C Belt
Fan/Alt/Steering Belt
2 gal Distilled Water
2 gal BMW anti-freeze
What I planned on purchasing as I did this job were:
Fuel Line - I found that there is only 1 fuel line to replace and will replace it during the Valley Pan replacement job.
Vac Lines - I didn't need to replace any, all were still soft, but if you do just buy them at Pep Boys or similar.
This is a COMPLETE Purchase List, total was ~$1100:
1 W0133-1815599 Hose that goes across radiator from 2nd water pump to oil cooler <added 03-22-2011>
1 11511705408 Thermostat Seal; O-Ring, 76.5x4mm
1 11511713266 Water Pump; With Metal Impeller
1 11511731462 Water Pump Gasket
1 11531436386 Tstat; w Elec Plug for Characteristics Control
1 11531439123 Exp Tank/Coolant Res Hose; Exp Tank to Upper Rad Hose
2 11531731833 Water Outlet Gasket; Water Accum Gasket Rear Engine
1 11537500746 Radiator Hose; Upper Radiator; 4-Way Hose
1 11537500750 Radiator Hose; Lower Radiator to Thermostat Housing
1 11537500752 Cooling/Coolant Hose; Auxillary Ttat to Water Hose
1 11537505949 Cooling/Coolant Hose; 2nd Water Pump to Accum at Rear
1 11537505950 Exp Tank/Coolant Res Hose; Exp Tank to 2nd Water Pump
1 13621433077 Radiator/Auxiliary Fan Switch; In Lower Radiator Hose
1 13621703993 Coolant Temp Switch; Dual Sensor; 4 Prong Connector
1 17101439101 Radiator
1 17107514964 Expansion Tank/Coolant Reservoir
1 64218409062 Heater Hose; Engine Inlet Pipe to Heater Valve Assembly
1 64218409063 Heater Hose; Heater Valve Assembly to Left Heater Core
1 64218409064 Heater Hose; Heater Valve Assembly to Right Heater Core
1 W0133-1665339 Heater Hose
Valley Pan Job Parts will include the following, but I learned that some other hoses are needed like the Oil Separator returns. This list is NOT complete:
1 11141742042 Valve Cover; Center Valley Cover With Gasket
1 11151705237 Oil Separator; Pressure Regulating Valve/Oil Separator
4 11611433328 Intake Manifold Gasket; Intake Manifold to Cylinder Head
2 11531710048 Water Pump Gasket; Water Pipe to Water Pump O-Ring
2 11531710055 Water Outlet Gasket; Water Pipe Connection O-Ring