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Johnny_5 12-24-2015 07:18 PM

Anyone change the deflector, AC and Idler pulley on a N62?
 
I purchased the pulleys only and was trying to figure out if there was a torque specifications for them? I was going to swap out the entire AC and Idler tensioners as a whole but they still seem to be fine. Technically the pulleys dont look to bad either but since I was working in that area I was going to swap them out. Anyone done just the pulleys? And if so what was the torque specifications?

Thanks in advance.

admranger 12-25-2015 02:39 AM

I've changed out the pulleys and tightened them to 'snug' with a 9" long 3/8" ratchet. The direction of rotation of the pulley is such that it tightens the bolt (if drag gets high enough), not loosening the bolt.

X5only 12-25-2015 04:46 PM

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I do what Admranger does, but if you really want the numbers, here you go from TIS:

N S 12-26-2015 12:03 AM

What led you to change them?

Johnny_5 12-26-2015 02:16 AM

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Originally Posted by admranger (Post 1062947)
I've changed out the pulleys and tightened them to 'snug' with a 9" long 3/8" ratchet. The direction of rotation of the pulley is such that it tightens the bolt (if drag gets high enough), not loosening the bolt.

Thanks for the response. Thats exactly what I did. :thumbup:

Johnny_5 12-26-2015 02:17 AM

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Originally Posted by X5only (Post 1062970)
I do what Admranger does, but if you really want the numbers, here you go from TIS:

Thanks for the response. Curious how do you get a copy of the TIS? That would be something good to have.

Johnny_5 12-26-2015 02:19 AM

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Originally Posted by N S (Post 1062984)
What led you to change them?

My water pump died on me and since I was at it I double checked all the belts and tensioners while I was there. If it wasn't for that I would have probably waited till they were squealing or something. Its not like they were bad but figured I Just change it while I was at it thats all.

admranger 12-26-2015 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny_5 (Post 1062995)
My water pump died on me and since I was at it I double checked all the belts and tensioners while I was there. If it wasn't for that I would have probably waited till they were squealing or something. Its not like they were bad but figured I Just change it while I was at it thats all.

Not a bad idea. While you're in there parts can cost you a lot of money but save you headache later. I just redid my water pump after it developed a leak from the small o-ring/small pipe connection... Replaced my radiator while I was in there since I was at 100k miles. Old one was filthy. Tensioners,hoses, and belt had been replaced not that long ago so left those (after noting the rotation direction on the belt w/a wax marker).

Johnny_5 12-28-2015 03:13 AM

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Originally Posted by admranger (Post 1063021)
Not a bad idea. While you're in there parts can cost you a lot of money but save you headache later. I just redid my water pump after it developed a leak from the small o-ring/small pipe connection... Replaced my radiator while I was in there since I was at 100k miles. Old one was filthy. Tensioners,hoses, and belt had been replaced not that long ago so left those (after noting the rotation direction on the belt w/a wax marker).

Yea my hoses and belts looks good and was thinking of the radiator but it still looks extremely good for its age so Im thinking it was replaced by previous owners. I just ended up replacing what I noticed could have been replaced while I was there. :thumbup:


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