Great Video man! Just got done swapping out a seized motor and the starter is stuck out riding on the flywheel lol. This made things a lot faster for me not having to guess what tools I could use to get back there. Highly Appreciated!
Nice video. Very helpful with regards to the tools, orientation of the bolts, etc. This is the 4th BMW in my family and I have not worked on one this new so the amount of crap they put in for all the electronics is kind of intimidating.
That's the crankshaft position sensor. I've replaced that in addition to the starter on an e90 3 series. From this video, I can see they're similar in both cars.
just an fyi, i watched this video to the end, but not for the starter. i am having a p0440 code and the last evap hose i am replacing is connecting to bottom of manifold is what i was trying to see. I see it here, so thank you. Also, plug your intakes next time... gives me anxiety just looking at them all naked.
Great video, I have a 2011 and I had the red tool in my trunk, which turned out to be useless. Thank you for showing the white wire, I can now test the starter, other wise I can't even see it.
Ditto, what a joke!!! The tool is still in the car yet serves no purpose except a sense of false hope!!! Couldn't get my X5 towed, left stranded on the side of the road.
@@surfordie73 i found out you can get the car in neutral from under the car but there are a few tools required. Mainly to take the cover down and an to screw in an adjuster bolt on the trans.
thanks for the video this video is ment for people who know what they are doing, not for a clowns who make videos for other clowns, when they make 2 hour video for half hour job this video is absolutely right on
If you know what you are doing, then you hardly need to watch any of these videos. These videos are made for those "clowns" that have not previuously attempted to fix the depicted repair work. TH-cam Videos are the online "Classsroom" for first timers.
Bob I think you are wrong. Ever though I know what I am doing I still like to see how other people work on cars. Because maybe I am doing something wrong or the way they do it makes the job easier. I am still learning all the time.
Robert, you are a tard. This video helped me and my family out tremendously. You either have a mental problem or are a troll. Thank you TheGAutomotiveAndMore !!!
Great Video man! Just got done swapping out a seized motor and the starter is stuck out riding on the flywheel lol. This made things a lot faster for me not having to guess what tools I could use to get back there. Highly Appreciated!
Nice video. Very helpful with regards to the tools, orientation of the bolts, etc. This is the 4th BMW in my family and I have not worked on one this new so the amount of crap they put in for all the electronics is kind of intimidating.
That's the crankshaft position sensor. I've replaced that in addition to the starter on an e90 3 series. From this video, I can see they're similar in both cars.
you are a lifesaver!
thank you so much!
just an fyi, i watched this video to the end, but not for the starter. i am having a p0440 code and the last evap hose i am replacing is connecting to bottom of manifold is what i was trying to see. I see it here, so thank you. Also, plug your intakes next time... gives me anxiety just looking at them all naked.
Great video, I have a 2011 and I had the red tool in my trunk, which turned out to be useless. Thank you for showing the white wire, I can now test the starter, other wise I can't even see it.
I don't know why they couldn't leave a good idea alone. It was so much safer to get the car in neutral with the red tool. Thanks for watching
Ditto, what a joke!!! The tool is still in the car yet serves no purpose except a sense of false hope!!! Couldn't get my X5 towed, left stranded on the side of the road.
@@surfordie73 i found out you can get the car in neutral from under the car but there are a few tools required. Mainly to take the cover down and an to screw in an adjuster bolt on the trans.
thanks for the video
this video is ment for people who know what they are doing, not for a clowns who make videos for other clowns, when they make 2 hour video for half hour job
this video is absolutely right on
Thank you and thanks for watching
Where is the starter relay located? I have a no crank start and I already replaced the fuel pump relay?
2009 BMW X5 3.0Xdrive
Thanks
With out knowing all the info on the car but I think the only relay is the starter solenoid on the starter
Great video, do you have the starter part number? I have a X3 with the same motor and starter went out.
No, sorry
Bruh, I Never doing BMW again. Theycan keep their ultimate driving machine.
It's not a 3.5L it's a 3.0L
I look this up its a 3.0L or a 4.4L. No 3.5L listed for this car even though its a 35i, that's not the engine size. This one is a 3.0L.
@@TheGAutomotiveAndMore I said it's a 3.0
This convinces me not to own a BMW ...
Or a VW
Why is every damn thing so difficult to work on... It makes no sense.
It's the ultimate hard to work on machine.
If you know what you are doing, then you hardly need to watch any of these videos. These videos are made for those "clowns" that have not previuously
attempted to fix the depicted repair work. TH-cam Videos are the online "Classsroom" for first timers.
Bob I think you are wrong. Ever though I know what I am doing I still like to see how other people work on cars. Because maybe I am doing something wrong or the way they do it makes the job easier. I am still learning all the time.
But your in the comments so you obviously watched the video too 🤡
@@beastmechanic4047 Brilliant observation!
Robert, you are a tard.
This video helped me and my family out tremendously.
You either have a mental problem or are a troll.
Thank you TheGAutomotiveAndMore !!!