Need serpentine belt route diagram for bmw 325i 2006 ...

That isn't the way to do it. You should have a bypass pulley, which keeps the route and the angles and the same length belt.

Details of bypass and the serpentine belt diagram in the link

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I have checked BMW schedule time for repair which is 2.25 hrs. This details
R+ R COMPRESSOR
DRAIN/REFILL AIR CONDITIONING
R + R FRONT ASSEMBLY PROTECTION
R + R DRIVE PULLEY ALTERNATOR .
Hope this helps.

Below is the master help link provided to go through belt routing diagram:---Timing belt, drive belt, serpentine belt, accessory belt, fan belt, engine belt routing diagrams for all types of car models?
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here are a couple diagrams...




If you need anything else, let me know.

You might want to go to the link below. You did not give year.

http://www.bimmerwerkz.com/forum/3-series-e36/1992-325i-serpentine-belt-problems-59093.html


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i made this with paint. hope it helps. typically on a bmw the belt goes between the water pump and crank pulley to the tensioner; if this is a 99 to 06 ish 3 series and some 5 s you will be good

Make sure you take note of how it is installed, as it can sometimes be difficult to work out where it should go.

You need to release the pressure on the belt, by adjusting the tensioner.

You should find a diagram somewhere in the engine bay, that shows how the belt is routed. The tensioner is normally indicated on this diagram.

I think on your car, the tensioner pulley has a hex bolt on it, which can be loosened, to move the pulley. The tensioner pulley applies pressure to the outside (smooth) side of the belt.

http://www.mvreader.com/multiview/dayco/catalogSearch.php?autoCatalogSearch=1&make=BMW&model=325%20SERIES&year=2001&year_from=&year_to=&engine=All&l=n

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