BMW F10 How To Replace AC Coarse Filter AC Blower motor & Resistor 2010 - 2016 535I

In this video I will replace the ac coarse filter on a 2013 BMW 535i with the N55 engine. This filter is located in the engine bay and is not part of the ac cabin air filter replacement schedule. This filter only needs to be replaced if it failed or is starting to fail.
Parts:
Coarse filter OEM part #64-11-9-216-222
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Tools:
T20 Torx Screw Driver: amzn.to/4bMvUIL
T25 Torx Screw Driver: amzn.to/4b5T7FH
Panel Popper: amzn.to/3Y6WciH
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suitable tool to reach that last T25 screw
Disclaimer
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[@Neejay]

Thanks for actually showing putting everything back together instead of just saying "it's the reverse of removal".

[@Alycanj]

Excellent video as always, Your videos are the best by far to follow. You should be the go to mechanic for the area you live. I wouldn't take my car anywhere else.

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Thank you for continuing to watch my videos. I appreciate your support

[@fernandovera8284]

How do I know if it fails my ac it’s not cold anymore and I don’t wanna take it to a shop and get overcharged for a simple fix

[@friendlymechanic9778]

If you have an F10 series and the AC isn’t working the AC condenser might be leaking. That’s a very common part to fail on the F10.
Anything AC it would need to go to a shop to properly replace the parts and vacuum/charge the AC system.