The 2003 M5, codenamed E39, is the third generation model of the BMW M5 and replaces the 1995 M5. Unlike its predecessors, the E39 was no longer handbuilt but was assembled alongside regular 5 Series models. It was also BMW M's first production car with a V8 engine. The 2003 model was the final year of the E39 M5, which was replaced in 2004 by Replacement 150 amp water cooled Bosch alternator for 1999-2001 E38 740i & 740iL, 1999-2003 E39 540i, and 2000-2003 X5 V8 (4.4 and 4.6 liter). Bosch is an original equipment supplier to BMW, and is the finest and most recognized German brand of alternator available. Buy only the best alternator for your BMW -- buy a Bosch alternator. Jeremyrby39. It sounds more battery related than starter. Make sure your battery has correct charge and correct voltage before you go directly to starter. If you do need a starter you'll need to pull the manifold off. If you're doing that you might as well replace the common fail points under the manifold.
540i Sedan 4D. $51,670. $4,052. 540iT Wagon 4D. $54,050. $4,194. For reference, the 2001 BMW 5 Series originally had a starting sticker price of $40,195, with the range-topping 5 Series 540iT
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For the v8 guys this is one of the most important things to do. A weak tensioner will lead to a lose/rattling chain, which in turn will break the chain guide. The latter is a tedious job (in case it's caught in time), that can be avoided by replacing the tensioner. Driving with a busted tensioner and a busted chain guide rail will kill the engine.
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