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main Serpentine Belt removal. Tools needed: 1/4″ ratchet 5/8″ socket 3″ extension cheater pipe (for use as leverage on the ratchet) slim philips screwdriver (to safely prop open the tensioner) NOTE: This DIY is on a car with a Mechanical Tensioner. PREP: You will need to remove the Radiator Fan (if you have a automatic transmission) to safely reach the Tensioner pulley. So, here’s the video: BMW Radiator Fan Removal www.youtube.com WARNING : BE CAREFUL when working near the Radiator Fan, DO NOT damage Fan Blades! DO NOT DROP the Fan once it is completely loosen from the Water Pump. You have been Warned. Also, to make working on the Fan easier, I removed the Airbox, to give myself some more room to work within. This is not necessarily required, but it worked for me. View the video DIY here: BMW Airbox Removal www.youtube.com Please Note – Do this at your own risk. Follow all Safety Procedures. Wear Eye Protection! Wear mechanics gloves if possible. Not responsible if you break anything (Yourself or Property) End Legal Mumbo Jumbo Disclaimer. This DIY was performed on a 02 BMW E46 330i automatic, alpine white paint, with Sport Suspension Package, you know the drill. So if that is not your vehicle, there might be differences.

How to remove Radiator Fan-Clutch Unit and Fan Shroud on a BMW 330i (E46) Tools used: 1. #1703 BMW Fan Clutch Tool 2. 32mm “Thin” wrench 3. Sloted/Flat screw driver 4. Padded Floor mats (to protect Fan blades in case you accidentally drop it, while unscrewing it.) NOTE: You may need to loosen/remove the Upper Radiator Hose (Make Sure the engine is Cool) to reach the water pump pulley bolts. And, if you did remove the Hose… REMEMBER to Reattach it once you are done. WARNING : BE CAREFUL when working near the Radiator Fan, DO NOT damage Fan Blades! DO NOT DROP the Fan once it is completely loosen from the Water Pump. You have been Warned. Also, to make working on the Fan, I removed the Airbox, to give myself some more room to work within. This is not necessarily required, but it worked for me. View the video DIY here: www.youtube.com Please Note – Do this at your own risk. Follow all Safety Procedures. Wear Eye Protection! Wear mechanics gloves if possible. Not responsible if you break anything (Yourself or Property) End Legal Mumbo Jumbo Disclaimer. This DIY was performed on a 02 BMW E46 330i automatic, alpine white paint, with Sport Suspension Package, you know the drill. So if that is not your vehicle, there might be differences.

How to remove and replace a worn out idler pulley on a BMW 330i (E46) NOTE: You'll need to loosen/remove the main Serpentine Belt to be able to remove the idler pulley Safely! This is done by releasing the force of the Tensioner Pulley. WARNING : BE CAREFUL when working on the Tensioner Pulley. There is quite a bit of force in this pulley! Also, to make working on the idler pulley easier, I removed the Airbox, Upper radiator hose, Radiator Fan and Fan shroud to give myself some more room to work within. These are not necessarily required removals, but they worked for me. Please Note – Do this at your own risk. Follow all Safety Procedures. Wear Eye Protection! Wear mechanics gloves if possible. Not responsible if you break anything (Yourself or Property) End Legal Mumbo Jumbo Disclaimer. This DIY was performed on a 02 BMW E46 330i automatic, alpine white paint, with Sport Suspension Package, you know the drill. So if that is not your vehicle, there might be differences.