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A/C compressor removal
Hello everyone! I had posted before about my A/C issues, it doesn't cool at all, some times a little at highway speeds.
Based on my searches on this forum and others it seems it is a common problem on the E60 (2006 530i) with that said, I can't find any tutorials or any info on how to remove and replace the compressor. I am very mechanically inclined and if anyone has a diy on how to do this I'm sure I can do it, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
Wow!
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I'm thinking it 'should be a fairly straightforward removal of the belt, two lines, electrical connector, and a few mounting bolts.
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There is no particularly difficult thing.
Work was over in less than two hours. E60?BMW?????????????DIY ???SERIES_5_SEDAN/BMW?Maintenance Handbook??? ???Minkara - The Car & Automobile SNS (Blog - Parts - Maintenance - Mileage) |
Thank you guys for taking the time to chime in, I've worked in many cars but this is my first BMW.
It is some what straight forward and even though I did not understand any thing on that link I gather it comes out from the bottom. |
Originally Posted by dakest
(Post 1580600)
Hello everyone! I had posted before about my A/C issues, it doesn't cool at all, some times a little at highway speeds.
Based on my searches on this forum and others it seems it is a common problem on the E60 (2006 530i) with that said, I can't find any tutorials or any info on how to remove and replace the compressor. I am very mechanically inclined and if anyone has a diy on how to do this I'm sure I can do it, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. My clutch broke off, lucky me i was close to work and manage to get there with the steering wheel feeling like a rock. i have a n54 engine don't know if some of the things remove will apply to your M54/N52. |
Maybe, how difficult was it to remove?
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Originally Posted by dakest
(Post 1580822)
Maybe, how difficult was it to remove?
In my case, i had to remove the air box, charge pipe, fan, loosen the 2 screws holding theturbo inlet to slide it up for clearance, i did not have to release the tension on the belt cause my clutch was off and belt slip right out. For me it was Easy. |
Originally Posted by Kewill0360
(Post 1580832)
In my case, i had to remove the air box, charge pipe, fan, loosen the 2 screws holding theturbo inlet to slide it up for clearance, i did not have to release the tension on the belt cause my clutch was off and belt slip right out.
For me it was Easy. |
Originally Posted by dakest
(Post 1580853)
Well, I don't have turbo or charge pipe so it should be even easier, I had worked on older BMWs which were way easier to work on, same with Hondas and american cars, I do miss the Honda reliability though.
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