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Zach stein Posted on Jun 28, 2017
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How much should it cost to replace 2009 BMW 328i serpentine belt?

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Here's a link for a estimate,but as you know if you go to the BMW dealer it will be real high.You can call them and call Midas and compare prices as with other shops in the yellow pages,places that sell new tires does that kind of work too. BMW 328i Serpentine Drive Belt Replacement Costs YourMechanic Estimates

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My 2000 BMW 328i has a horrible squeaky noise when it is cold and stops after about 15 minutes what is the problem and how do I fix it?

I assume that the squeaky noise stops after 15 minutes, not the engine. If that is the case, you may have a very worn belt. This won't cost you a ton of money. You have a serpentine belt on your car, so that is a likely culprit. You may also have a bad battery, which in cold weather would perhaps have just enough to start the car but would also demand the alternator (and by extension, the belt) to provide enough amps to recharge the battery after a severe draw,
Before the winter, I recommend a new serpentine belt and a new battery, after a test of your alternator output and the battery at a good shop. You should not expect to spend more than $200 max, if everything is wrong.
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Would a lose serpentine belt cause wierd electrical issues inside car? Its a 1999 328i bmw (e46) the inside indicator lights not working, remote key stopped working

not real likely unless battery is goin dead and alt.is bad.Chech the small ground cable attached close to battery on the frame.i have had this problem recently and seen it happen alot.its a small black wire and usually their are sometimes other grounds to body at rear of engine.any of these can make guages act up then stop and headlights go out or all lights and speedometer stop.all kinds of weird things,dim interior light,dash light so on,hope you fet it.
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With the hood open and the engine running, have someone turn the wheel so you can spot the power steering gear box. There will be two lines from that box leading up to the power steering pump. That pump is driven by the serpentine belt. Atop that pump there will be the filler cap you are looking for.

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Replacing serpentine drive belt on 1995 BMW 328i

This just MIGHT help. I hope so.
German cars usually have one item on the route of the serpentine belt that is adjustable.
Traditionally, the way this is adjusted is with a long threaded shaft like a screw, and on that shaft is a lock device to lock the adjustment of the adjusted accessory.
Many times, it is the alternator that is adjustable.
You would loosen the locking clamp, then turn the nuts on the threaded rod, and as you move the part (alternator, for example) towards the engine, the belt will loosen.
Replace the belt and then tighten the nuts and tighten the lock.
God bless your efforts.
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