anyone have any pics
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which belt? timing belt?-Alex -
no I blew the ps belt and alt belt and trying to figure out where the new ones go on the mail pulley and if i have to remove the fan to do the job or not.Comment
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The belts go to the accessory they line up with, it really couldn't be easier to figure out.
The alternator and water pump pulley share the same belt.
Yes, you will need to remove the fan.Comment
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So as of now I have no belts going to the AC, PS, Fan or ALT, dose the ps go to the outer part of the pulley then the second one in is the AC and the closest one to the engine is the ALT???? I am just looking for a picComment
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The closest to the engine is 100% the water pump/alternator belt. I don't remember which one is which on the others since I do not have those things on my car! It's self explanatory, they will only line up with each accesory correctly one way. Do you understand what I am saying?Originally posted by bpmack16 View PostComment
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I do thanksComment
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alt, w/p closest to engine. a/c next. p/s last.
You do not need to remove the fan to change belts.Lorin
Originally posted by slammin.e28Comment
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At least on my E, BMW made it to where there was just not enough space to squeeze the belt between the fan and radiator. Luckily they put a notch in the fan blade to install the belt without removing the fan. Would it have been that hard to put another 2mm's of space there? I mean, the belts aren't that wide.Comment
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thanks ALLComment
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do one of the belts go around the fan to make it spin.Comment
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Fan is attached to the water pump. Water pump spins, fan spins (in varying levels of intensity because it has a clutch)Lorin
Originally posted by slammin.e28Comment
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I feel like this is a troll attempt...
If you stand to the side of the car you can see what lines up with what.
btw, you don't need to remove the fan. slide one side of the belt down one fin then rotate the fan and loop the belt over the rest.
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