Even though I'm replacing it, I can't figure out why the instructions for doing so suggest to look beneath the manifold. The real one is located underneath the engine, beneath the metal skid plate, next to the sump.
But what I really want to know is how the heck it really comes out.
E60 520d battery starter
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Installation note:Tightening torque 1241177 raise starter motor from transmissions flonge at rear and remove
Installation note:Tightening torque 1241177 raise starter motor from transmissions flonge at rear and remove
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The model year you were researching online will determine whether the M47 is located beneath the manifold or the N47 near the sump.
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I didn't get the final part; it's held together by three Torx 10 bolts. The first two are evident, but the third requires an extension to reach the boot.
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Odd, I guess it's simply trapped where it hit the block, a little whack with a copper hammer could help?