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X5 3.0si drive belt routing
If someone with this engine in his X5 can snap a quick photo,or knows about a belt diagram,this help will be highly appreciated. |
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Very cool, had my google-foo dialed in..
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Removed the belt to replace the radiator and alternator. Now it seems the belt has too much slack that the tensioner barely got 30% out. What am i doing wrong?
Here's my 08 3.0 X5 belt routing as seen in link above. TIA. Last edited by bmw635; 11-13-2018 at 11:27 PM. |
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Could someone with the same Oct 20017 N52N engine that has the 2 pulley tensioner as my pic, take a picture of the belt routing for me? I can't figure out why the slack is too much now after replacing alternator.
I've searched but most has water pump pulley or single tensioner pulley, or large lower pulley but none like mine. These service manual shows belt routing for N52, but none is like mine. Thanks. https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...cting-element/ Last edited by bmw635; 11-13-2018 at 11:35 PM. |
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In your picture you still have the pin holding your tensioner back!
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Even with pin removed, the slack was still there.
Update, rebuilder gave me 3 ser alternator- the pulley mount location is different. Got correct one and belt fits. Thanks |
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