Tools for a pulley and belt job

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Tools for a pulley and belt job

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12-05-2012, 02:13 PM	#20
BimmersGarage Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dallas, TX (USA) Posts: 2,013 My Ride: E46 330i View My Garage	^ Yes, it shocks the nut free... Along with shocking the waterpump's bearing&seal which can lead to it failing prematurely. Just a heads up. __________________ DFW Bimmer Meet \| BMW Instrument Cluster Test \| DIY BMW Rad. Fan/Clutch Removal \| DIY BMW Serpentine Belt Release DIY Idler Pulley Removal \| DIY Mechanical Tensioner Pulley Removal