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12-11-2011, 07:16 PM
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DIY AC Belt and Tensioner, Engine Belt and Tensioner/Pulley Replacement 3.0
In November, I replaced my AC Belt, Engine Belt, Hydraulic Tensioner and Pulley for my 04 3.0 at 85K miles. Here are DIY photos:
TOOLS  IN MY DID, I USED mm SOCKET SIZE, IF YOU DON'T USE mm SOCKET, USE SOCKET TOOLS SUCH AS 5/8 INCHES ANH 9/16 INCHES SOCKETS ETC.  PARTS:  READY:                 IF YOUR X5 IS EARLY MODEL (2000-2001), ENGINE BELT TENSIONER SHOULD BE MACHANICAL TENSIONER. MY 2004 HAS HYDRAULIC TENSIONER IN THE PHOTO ABOVE.  
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================================================== ======================================= BMW X5 2004 - 2005 MB E320 BMW 1999 528i/ 1998 Nissan PathFinder (sold) Last edited by StartX5; 12-11-2011 at 07:39 PM. 
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