2011 BMW X5 35i WATER PUMP REPLACEMENT

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2011 BMW X5 35i WATER PUMP REPLACEMENT
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@venons.489 2 года назад

I had the same pump leak, so glad I found your vid after I spend a good amount of time figuring out how to get this thing out. Thanks

@EuropeanAutoRepair 2 года назад

No problem! Thanks for watching

@Joe-xn3lk Год назад

Thank you 🙏

@mechanicdave4899 Год назад

Thanks man! I have shop key pro and I was having a hell of a time finding info other than remove this plug and these clamps. It never always says what how how to get it out. I was trying to lower the subframe lol I was frustrated and then seen this. Thank you!

@EuropeanAutoRepair Год назад

Hah yeah I only made that video because I tried doing it that way first lol. I’m happy it helped you out!

@griffzillagarage 7 месяцев назад

I subscribed. Keep up the good work!

@EuropeanAutoRepair 7 месяцев назад

Thanks!!

@griffzillagarage 7 месяцев назад

nice job. thanks

@griffzillagarage 7 месяцев назад

I’m doing this job for a customer right now. You saved me time. Plus now I don’t have to make a video for it.

@EuropeanAutoRepair 7 месяцев назад

That’s excellent, happy it help

@alexferrari360 Год назад

Hi, Thanks for the video. Can you reiterate if you pull the pump and therm out up front by the coolant fan or is there a better way?

@EuropeanAutoRepair Год назад

Definitely pull the cooling fan and remove it from the top.

@joncattletown557 Год назад

Nice video and instructions. You said these pumps had a pretty high failure rate. At what mileage should I be worried about the pump failure? I have 2013 X5 35i with E70 chassis and N55 engine, which has just passed 50k miles. Thank you.

@EuropeanAutoRepair Год назад

I usually see it between 75-100k miles but some last longer and others don’t make it that long, I wouldn’t stress about it much

@joncattletown557 Год назад

@@EuropeanAutoRepair I see @1:07 there is another rubber thing facing up with three small holes on it. I think it is the charge pipe holder. Do you need a long needle nose plier to pull the rubber holder out before pulling the fan out? Thanks.

@EuropeanAutoRepair Год назад

I believe you can usually just pull those straight up out of there

@joncattletown557 Год назад

@@EuropeanAutoRepair I see. So just pull both the rubber holder and the fan straight up together. Thanks.