BMW N54 N55 NEW CHAIN MODULE ASSEMBLY

1- Assembly of a new Chain Module with new Grip disc sprocket.
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[@conan9057]

Really Appreciate the videos

[@straightupbmw]

Thanks
Good luck

[@deotromundo6273]

hey does this part has to be with the timing of the engine?

[@abelm8489]

Should i replace both chains if the vehicle has 87K miles or can i put them back?

[@straightupbmw]

Not really, unless you know they have stretched. I usually compare my chains to a new one and gage % of stretch

[@nitolin]

Great video .
How hard is to get this part out of the N55

[@straightupbmw]

Not very hard, comes out from the bottom. Bolt inside timing case is the hardest part

[@ashtonmills9270]

To my understanding we only need one grip disk between the hub and the timing sprocket?

[@straightupbmw]

Yes
A single individual grip disc between hub and and thinner sprocket
The thicker sprocket has a grip disc built in

[@shelray2154]

Hello Ted. I have the newer N55 with the Hydraulic adjuster and was wondering what the Torque is for the 2 bolts. Thanks

[@straightupbmw]

Steel bolts - same as upper camshaft chain guide bolts 10-12 Nm

[@shelray2154]

@@straightupbmw Thanks a lot Brother

[@shelray2154]

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[@straightupbmw]

@@shelray2154 Guyana South America

[@shelray2154]

@@straightupbmw Got you. I'm originally from Belize. Central America, so i recognise the accent.
Currently putting the 2015 N55 back together with you Videos

[@ishmaelwhite15]

Hello do you have a video on how to repace on the actual motor plse thamk you?

[@straightupbmw]

Sorry do t understand
This videos shows installation onto the motor

[@yoletsflank]

Do you have the part numbers for the grip disk that are on the camshaft chain sprocket

[@straightupbmw]

11238090136. Verify your can vin to applicable part number at real OEM.com

[@AlexCapi]

I ordered the a new sprocket from BMW dealer and it doesn’t fit over my n54 crank hub. It’s the same one you have in this video, the diameter is too small.

[@straightupbmw]

Sprocket and hub needs to match when purchased

[@jacob997k]

So you can put the newer model with the hydraulic tensioner into the n54?

[@straightupbmw]

N54 uses the spring tensioner, N55 newer model uses hydraulic tensioner or change it over to spring tensioner

[@straightupbmw]

No my mistake you have to go back with spring tensioner- the N54 block does not have the additional access cover on the front to loosen the hydraulic tensioner