does it have threaded holes for mounting to replace my bosh 0001108157 starter for 1999 528i
1865500
Not quite sure if it does have threaded holes, yet most starters will screw into a threaded transmission receiving hole.
1865501
Yes, it has threaded holes, will work perfectly on your 528i (and lots of other BMW's)
1865502
I am not sure, the best way is to look up your year and model, then compare to the one I bought. I would only buy new.
794988
Doubtful. This starter I got has a slightly higher base mount than original (same 37000 part number). Put it on and starter drive did not mesh deep enough in ring gear and ground off tips of gears. Since my original starter housing was good, I took armature and brush assembly out of new starter and put them in old housing which sits lower and it works fine. I wouldn't buy one of these again, I would go to a reputable parts store and pay a little more for something good. If this starter is new, it is a cheap Chinese imitation.
1472918
I have a 2000 4.0 and got my part numbers from the bosh web site. Then ordered from amazon
2146695
There is a threaded hole. I use a Skil buffer so not sure of the size match up
2089991
No. But the new starter was very close to the bad starter. New bolts should be easy to find at any auto parts store. Now getting there when your car won't start is another matter. Just measure how much too long they are and have the store get you some shorter bolts.ake sure to check the threads as they could be US or metric.
1587802
http://prime-line-products.com/home4.wcs?nMenuid=5640&cProd=DS&cSProd=015&cItem=E+2440 That has a diagram with everything you need. Short answer is 2 3/8 (it's called the backset). Mounting holes should not be a concern as you can plug the old ones and drill new ones.
1366995
Thanks for the suggestion, these I need to really force in my 2000 528i, almost seems as though not the proper part. Thanks!
911364
No it doesn't, but it is standard size hardware. The part number can be found in the Engine parts drawing.
739375
Yes I have installed one on my 3.0 so far no broken bolts or failed starter make sure you replace bolts and use washers and torque to spec
736288
It came as pictured but I don't know if it was threaded or not or if I had to get new bolts for it. When I said threaded I mean I don't know if the holes for the bolts are threaded or not
835263
Mine didn't. Bought a 1/4 inch pan head bolt at the local hardware store. Works perfectly for my application of mounting clamp on a flash bracket which has 1/4 inch female threads.
373856
There ARE threaded holes, but in My case (fitting it to a Ridgid 4512) I wanted to shift the tube over a bit. Drilling new holes and tapping them was not too difficult.
447222
Mounting hardware is included. Regarding the comments about cleaning and tapping the threads, you may not have to. My car is 6 years old with 139k miles and threads were clear.
1058981
Hi Roland yes it does...or at least the one I bought from amazon over a year ago did. and its still running strong. It may even have come with new bolts too. if not they are standard size available at any home center or plumbing supply.
109934
I am not sure. I replaced my motor and needed a new plate. I used the same holes.
1984765
The stock that I ordered came with a mounting bolt and fit just fine. I haven't had any problems with it at all.
1824793
not threaded. The other end is close not open hole.the diam/pitch don't know but there is a spring tension with it.