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BMW 335i Ribbed V-Belt
Part Number: 11287628661$41.50 MSRP: $63.09You Save: $21.59 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 335i Ribbed V-Belt
Part Number: 11287628653$41.50 MSRP: $63.09You Save: $21.59 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 335i Ribbed V-Belt
Part Number: 11287628652$41.50 MSRP: $63.09You Save: $21.59 (35%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
BMW 335i Drive Belt
The BMW 335i Drive Belt is responsible for the vital engine components such as the alternator, water pump, steering pump, and air conditioner. It connects these vital components to the crankshaft with a single loop of reinforced rubber. Early 335i models, as with many cars of the past, were dependent on multiple fiber reinforced V-belts, each of which covered only one or two components and required frequent tension checks. As the auxiliary loads increased, BMW changed the design from multiple serpentine style Drive Belts to one serpentine style Drive Belt, a flat multi rib design featuring a woven path around the pulleys, automatic spring tensioner, and idlers, which saved space and reduced maintenance as the tension on the Drive Belt remained correct without manual adjustment. Modern BMW belts are made of durable EPDM rubber which gradually wears the peaks of the ribs into a U-shape rather than cracking, so that owners measure rib depth rather than looking for splits. This Drive Belt typically lasts close to 100,000 miles under normal conditions. When there are misaligned pulleys or weak tensioners coming into play, squeals or chirps are a warning sign your Drive Belt could start to slip and get too hot. Replacing a worn-out Drive Belt on a 335i will help protect components and keep the engine cool while keeping your BMW running smoothly.
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BMW 335i Drive Belt Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q:How to replace Drive Belt in N54 six cylinder engine on BMW 335i?Posted by Emilio M.A:To work above the radiator, unscrew the air intake duct and pull backward till it is off the crossbar on the radiator support and take off the bellows connected to the air filter housing. After that, strip the electric engine cooling fan and fan cowl, then unlike most cooling systems, the engine splash shield should be removed too. In case of intending to reinstall the old drive belt, make it a point to note the direction of its rotation. If working on tasks at the extreme left of the engine compartment, first, release the hose clamp A and then remove the air duct from the air filter housing, turn the quick release clamp B on the boost pressure duct in anti-clockwise direction and remove the air ducts. Down below the radiator, unbolt line A from clip B, and on the top front of the cylinder head, disconnect coolant hose A from bracket B. Do not disconnect or take out the air duct but fold it up, without removing its brackets at the front of the engine. Now apply a Torx socket on the drive belt tensioner and turn it anticlockwise until the drive belt tension is released and apply an awl shaped tool on it to make it locked in its released state. Slacken the drive belt off the pulleys and take it off. First, if the drive belt tensioner has needed to be replaced, then it is necessary to pull out the special tool, then unscrew the bolt, and the tensioner itself will be removed. Fit the new tensioner in replacement of the crashed one tying the bolt with a new one and at last, turn the new drive belt tensioner clockwise so as to lock this in the released manner using the above mentioned special tool. Last of all, fit the drive belt with reference to the diagram below and, if the previously used drive belt is being refitted, ensure that it follows the direction-of-rotation mark.Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Javier / Jul 02, 2022
