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'88 528e timing belt replacement question

I'm usually on the Porsche side of the board, but i just picked up an '88 528e for my son & want to change the timing belt, as i don't know when it was last done.

Is there a site to go to for repair diagrams (please don't say Haynes) for the belt replacement procedure.

Also any "while you are in there" items i should look at, like maybe water pump & tension roller?

Thanks for the advice
Brent

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You should replace the water pump while you're there. It's very easy.

Take a look at this..

Pelican Technical Article: BMW E30 Timing Belt Replacement

In this article, the car is an E30, but the engine is basically identical in your car.
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thanks for the article
I've changed the belts & pump on my 944, so this shouldn't be too difficult.
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You're right. This is MUCH simpler than doing it on a 944.

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