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    Does anyone have the part number for the vanos chain tensioner that people have replaced to stop the slight growl from the engine? Its for a 99 M3

    #2
    Anyone have the part of number?

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      #3
      Chain Tensioner for Crankshaft to Exhaust Cam Chain, M3 (3.2 engine) [Primary/Lower Tensioner] :

      BW-11-31-1-404-438



      Chain Tensioner for Camshaft to Camshaft Chain, M3 (1995-99) [Secondary/Upper Tensioner] :

      BW-11-31-1-738-700



      This is from PelicanParts.com

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        #4
        Thanks. I made a mistake though, do you have the part number for the primary chain tensioner? Thanks again

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          #5
          Thanks. I made a mistake though, do you have the part number for the primary chain tensioner? Thanks again



          Chain Tensioner for Crankshaft to Exhaust Cam Chain, M3 (3.2 engine) [Primary/Lower Tensioner] :

          BW-11-31-1-404-438



          Chain Tensioner for Camshaft to Camshaft Chain, M3 (1995-99) [Secondary/Upper Tensioner] :

          BW-11-31-1-738-700



          This is from PelicanParts.com

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            #6
            Thanks. I appreciate it

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              #7
              Chain Tensioner for Crankshaft to Exhaust Cam Chain, M3 (3.2 engine) [Primary/Lower Tensioner] :

              BW-11-31-1-404-438



              Chain Tensioner for Camshaft to Camshaft Chain, M3 (1995-99) [Secondary/Upper Tensioner] :

              BW-11-31-1-738-700



              heh

              had to type it louder i guess

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                #8
                please let me know if that solves the problem.....think I have the same problem but for a 95 M. Thinking to do the timing chain too while Im at it just as preventive maintence since everything will be opened up in that area..

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                  #9
                  I'll let you know as soon as I replace it. Just haven't gotten around to it yet.

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                    #10
                    bimmer95,

                    you will not have to open anything to replace the primary chain tensioner, it 'simply' screws into the side. If you are going to open that area up than might as well do everything, including the three guide rails, the secondary tensioner, perhaps the upper and lower chain with new sprockets and inspect the thrust spring

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