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E53 X5 3.0D (184) V belt diagram
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kennyfin73
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E53 X5 3.0D (184) V belt diagram
Does any body have a diagram for the v belt routing for the Alt, water pump, belt. My power steering pump is on the top right and I can only find a diagram that shows the power steering pump on the bottom right. Belt snapped so I don't have routing before. Belt was replaced 2 weeks ago and went again yesterday, suspect water pump maybe on the way out, hopefully find it damaged to reduce head scratching!!Cheers
X5 2003 3.0D (184bhp)
Re: E53 X5 3.0D (184) V belt diagram
Have you looked on Real OEM put the last 7 digits of your chassis number in and it should bring up the spec for your car then look under engine and belt drive.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
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4.4 X5 Sport Topaz Blue LPG (now gone squashed by a tree)
Subaru Outback 3.0 Rn Star Silver (current)
AMG 6.3 CLS Obsidian Black (sold)
Re: E53 X5 3.0D (184) V belt diagram
Another option might be to use the 'BMW M57 ribbed belt routing' into your favourite search engine and select the images choice. Quite a few come back so you may find something of use....
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kennyfin73
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Re: E53 X5 3.0D (184) V belt diagram
Cheers for the replies. Have found one that looks as though correct with the amount of idlers pulleys etc but could be marked up wrong.
Anybody had a similar issue. All components are nice and free with acceptable wear movement. Thought first snap was due to condition of belt but now not 100% on that. Should the tensioner be replaced as part of belt change?
Cheers
Anybody had a similar issue. All components are nice and free with acceptable wear movement. Thought first snap was due to condition of belt but now not 100% on that. Should the tensioner be replaced as part of belt change?
Cheers
X5 2003 3.0D (184bhp)