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Car Forum / BMW Cars / December 2006

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Alternator mount bushing 84 733i

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Carl McIver - 29 Nov 2006 02:29 GMT
The upper bolt on my alternator is cocked because the bushing is shot.
That means the alternator sits crooked, and the belt with it.  Is this
available separately or can one be easily fabricated to fit?  Can it be
removed and replaced in the car?
John Burns - 29 Nov 2006 19:18 GMT
>     The upper bolt on my alternator is cocked because the bushing is shot.
> That means the alternator sits crooked, and the belt with it.  Is this
> available separately or can one be easily fabricated to fit?  Can it be
> removed and replaced in the car?

I did this on my 635, it's not a huge job.

The bushings are cheap from BMW. Some companies make more sold poly
bushings, I stuck with BMWs.

You'll need a circlip plier to remove the old ones then just knock them
out with a drift. The alternator will need to be removed from the car.

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Carl McIver - 01 Dec 2006 02:32 GMT
Thanks!

> I did this on my 635, it's not a huge job.
 
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