Reply With QuoteHaha! That's awesome. Good luck screwing the fan clutch back on with the engine running.
Grand Master
Showing my son how to change a Bimmer belt
The other day my son and I noticed that his 735i needed the belts replaced. I found this video to show him how it was done. Should have seen the look on his face. I was able to keep a straight face for a few minutes, but I could see the relief on his face when he found out this is not the way you change a belt.
http://s273.photobucket.com/albums/j...beltchange.flv
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Haha! That's awesome. Good luck screwing the fan clutch back on with the engine running.
4 Grand Master
Did you change the pulley? Rattling pulley will wear out the water pump bearing faster too.
3 Grand Master
That guy is so fast I didnt even see him change the shims!
Grand Master
Oh we shut the engine off for that
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thats awesome!
1995 525i "Stefanie"
4 Grand Master
Thanks for that little trip down memory lane.Originally Posted by whiskychaser
That guy is so fast I didnt even see him change the shims!
Great video, and still has ten fingers.
"The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"
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Rofl!
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Common guys the engine shown is the old trusty VW beetle ,air cololed 4 cylinder engine and there is no fan clutch on those , and that procedure is possible. Thats a good video, though.Rofl!
Grand Master
Yeah I think everyone knows that, or at least I hope they do
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