just got my pully today, Im not going to measure how tight but as a guess id say 35~40 ft lb
Guys can't find this anywhere in the Benteley. What do you torque those pulleys that are attached to tensioner down to?
Yeah I know you don't need a torque wrench for this type of job but I like to do everything by the book.
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just got my pully today, Im not going to measure how tight but as a guess id say 35~40 ft lb
95 E34 530I V2.37
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You going to replace the tensioners as well Jeff?
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just the worn pully, sounds real bad today when I ran to the post office, wondered if I would make it back. I will inspect more stuff when I get in there tomorrow cause I am going to freshen the AC belt too.Originally Posted by Anton CH.
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Look at the bolt size. IFRC it is 8 mm. And then look at the grade on the bolt head. Most likely it is grade 8.8. Then use the torque seting table.Originally Posted by Anton CH.
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uh-ohh the smaller idler is wasted! Looks like its E31 weather for a few days...hmm the AC idler is the same thing, the ol switcheroo is what Im going to do.
95 E34 530I V2.37
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where'd you get your pulleys? Are there aluminum ones available or just plastic? I'm replacing my Rad, maybe its a good idea to replace these as well?
1995 BMW 530ia/3.15lsd/M Parallels/Eibach/Bilstien/Magnaflow
They are plastic. Take off the belts and spin them. If they catch or make noise--replace.Originally Posted by Boone.Msi
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Sorry to stray off-topic, but i believe the idler pulley is catching, the pulley on the bottom right passenger side will spin then stop suddenly, followed by a change in engine speed(sound like a catching idler pulley to you?)
The bearings are in the pulley itself correct?
Another question i have is which one to get? I believe they are standard 80mm but on BMA they have a 70mm option? take a look:
http://bmaparts.com/item.wws?mfr=INA...81731220%2Ejpg
1995 BMW 530ia/3.15lsd/M Parallels/Eibach/Bilstien/Magnaflow
Yes, these pulleys have the bearings built-in.
Which one are you looking for?
The idler is 70mm, deflection pulley 80mm.
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