How To | Replace the Alternator | BMW 535i F10
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- I show you how to replace the alternator on your N55 engine. It's as simple as removing the air intake, fan, and belt to get to the alternator. Also, I give tips on what not to do.
I replaced the alternator while chasing a rough idle with no codes. This fixed the issue. I suspected the alternator due to age and visible corrosion on the alternator pulley. I had already replaced the idler pulley and tensioner, so I leave those in.
One word of advice: Spend the extra 5 minutes to unbolt the AC compressor and support bracket to properly remove the alternator... or you'll be replacing the bracket, as I am in this video.
Shout out to @fcpeuro for always having the parts I need.
Thanks amigo! great video. Made changing my alternator easy!😁
Thank you, friend
Where is that bolt when u reached down at 17:41
Hi friend, I've included a link to a diagram on RealOEM.com below. The bolt you are asking about will be the left-most bolt in the diagram. It is below the AC pulley.
www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=FR73-USA-03-2011-F10-BMW-535i&diagId=64_1644
Awesome
Thank you so much excellent tutorial 😊
Thanks friend
According to IMPA steel alternator bolts are 19nm or 14ft lbs. also I’d recommend using a drop of blue loctite on those bolts.
Awesome--thank you, friend
I replaced one on an xDrive where the compressor was mounted to that bracket that was very tight to get those bolts out
Yeah, that's why I stick to RWD models... easier to work on
You the man!
Thanks brother
What’s that part number?
Part number 64557585167
I couldn't find the 3 ac compressor bolts smh I just dnt see them
Hi friend, see link to diagram of AC compressor unit. See reference to Item 3 in diagram, these are the three bolts
www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=FR73-USA-03-2011-F10-BMW-535i&diagId=64_1644
Are you a mechanic?
Nope, just an enthusiast
This Spanish speaking amigo thinks this is a great video
Thank you, my friend. Mi esposa es salvadoreña
This is ridiculous. My next car will be a Maxima.
Fair enough, German cars aren't for everyone