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Old 11-20-2008, 07:41 PM
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Tentioner.....I messed it up.......

I was trying to replace the belt and I moticed my tentioner was acting up a little. I sprayed WD40 hoping and moved it back and forth, to get it to work properly. I ended up striping the Torx screw on the tentioner pulley.

Any suggestions hot to remove the torx screw? or a DIY to remove the tentioner pulley system. this is the alternator tentioner pulley. I could fine anything in the bentley manual and can't seem to find it here either. I jjust can't see enough to see which bolts to remove.
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Old 11-20-2008, 08:00 PM
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Uh...you need to take it to the shop...If you "stripped" the Torque screw, this probably isn't a DIY job.. Probably wasn't a good idea to mess with the tensionor in the first place.
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Old 11-20-2008, 08:13 PM
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any idea how to remove the tentioner..........do you have to remove the pulley first to get to it......or can it remove it with the pulley in place?
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Old 11-20-2008, 08:25 PM
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No I don't have any idea. And I wouldn't try it if I were you also. You might break something else... Take my advice. Get the car to a shop and have them check it out.
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No I don't have any idea. And I wouldn't try it if I were you also. You might break something else... Take my advice. Get the car to a shop and have them check it out.

People come to this forum for help! not to hear some NON DIY say take it to the shop.

I am pretty sure the pulley is sold with the tensioner. I am sure a more expeirenced DIY will chime in here is the part number 11-28-1-433-571-M40

there are multiple post with pics of alternator replacement and water pumps that will help you get through it you
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Old 02-02-2010, 09:44 PM
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Try contacting member HuskerX5. He works for BMW. He has helped me out a couple of times. That is all the advice I have. Sorry and good luck
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