BMWs;681516 said:AB, how come u change your altenator bearing and tesioner bearing below 60k km? Got sound ar? How come u didn't change the belts together?
astroboy;684180 said:Fungi growth on the cooling coil.. In a hot day, after parking the car under hot sun, set aircond temperature to high and blast to MAX blower speed to let hot cabin air to pass through the cooling coil to hopefully cook the fungi or other microbes on the cooling. It might help.
initialM;684251 said:Cooling coil changed redy bro
initialM;683980 said:Anyone experience a bad smell when turning on airconditioning. Mine got funny smell when 1st time starting the aircond. Filter is still new and already cleaned.
kimi yap;685574 said:Just some sharing, it might help:
1) Don't always set to minimum Fan speed, should at least 2 or 3 bar and above. This is because water will accumulate easily inside due to air pump out too weak, subsequently Fungi grow easily. If feel cool, just increase the temperature. Same thing apply to household aircond.
2) Few hundreds meter before arriving home, turn the Fan to MAX speed with high temperature, perhaps could reduce the internal Wetness and kill the fungi.
initialM;686185 said:Thanks bro for the tips. geezzz i only experience this on E90.
astroboy;686196 said:Try another e90 la.. see same problem or not?! :4:
initialM;686201 said:Yours got smell or not?? I'm sure the aircond is "cold" one hehe
astroboy;681568 said:Alternator pulley has a one way directional bearing inside, just like your bicycle. Inside ball bearing pecah and the bearing seize, like a fixie bicycle :4: can hear an occasion "krakk" like front wheel drive car with a busted drive shaft trying to take corner. With the fixie alternator pulley, can hear a whining sound in the cabin. Wife dare not drive the car, I took a day off to send the car to SC for inspection.
Went to SC, SC say need to inspect and leave the car behind just to be safe, they are not taking any chance and I do understand. They have a reputation up uphold. So I went to Optimum, the foreman took a small but long screw driver and stick it into the alternator to stop the solenoid from spinning, then use hand to turn the pulley.. and yes, fixie confirm... the bearing seize. With the v-belt out of the way, I can inspect all the pulleys, the tensioner pulley was a bit loose and even spin by hand, can see the pulley wobble and create a little noise. So change it also lor. The belt no crack no tear.. no need to replace la. My Avanza only replace the RM38 v-belt after 6.5 year, at 160k km.. :4:
Check out the special tool on the left that require to remove the alternotor 1-way pulley..
Tensioner pulley is the one under the spring loaded tensioner, behind the radiator hose in this photo..
astroboy;686318 said:Mine no smell.. normally set to 23~25 ventilation setting as default and blower speed at 3~4.
initialM;686652 said:Whatever reason or way to avoid, its shouldn't be happened at the 1st place. Never had this problem wt other model. Such a simple thing but a problem for premium brand.