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Anamoparts · Motor components

BMW Anamoparts timing belt ref. 7806040586

This Anamoparts toothed belt is listed for certain BMW steering racks. Reference number 7806040586 and the steering rack identification take precedence over engine displacement or model name alone.

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  • This Anamoparts toothed belt is intended, according to the supplier, for certain BMW steering racks. It is identified by reference 7806040586 and a declared HNBR material. The three images show a black closed belt with internal teeth; this is not an engine timing belt.

    A rack component, to be identified on the correct assembly

    The imported title classifies this part among motor components, but the functional designation is indeed a steering rack belt. The choice must therefore start from identifying the rack fitted to the vehicle, and not just the motor.

    The photos show the smooth outer face, the white inscriptions and the profile of the internal teeth. A MOCA marking is visible, while the offer is marketed under Anamoparts. This observation does not allow establishing a manufacturer relationship between the two names.

    References cited in the listing
    ReferenceUse
    7806040586Main matching reference
    32106886618 ; 32106888564Assembly numbers cited, to be verified on the rack
    32108088845 ; 32108097647Other references cited by the supplier
    32108092825 ; 32108092871Additional correspondences to confirm
    8088845 / 8 088 845-01Inscriptions present in the source; retain the index

    Why BMW ranges are not sufficient

    The supplier mentions G30, G31, G32, X3, X4 and the 5, 6 and 7 Series, over a global period 2016–2023. It also cites B47, B48 and B58. These indications group several configurations; they do not validate a belt common to all racks of these vehicles.

    The generic petrol label present in the source should not be used as a universal criterion for all the codes cited. Instead, note the complete rack number and have the required belt reference verified by a workshop familiar with this type of repair.

    Belt characteristics documented
    PointInformation available
    ShapeClosed belt, teeth on the inner face
    Announced materialHNBR
    Visible markingMOCA; partially legible technical inscription
    Length, width and number of teethNo confirmed dimensional table
    Quantity illustratedOne belt
    Declared useSteering rack

    Confirm dimensions and repair method

    The photo does not guarantee length, width or number of teeth. A partially legible inscription is not converted into a mounting dimension without a corresponding technical sheet. Request these values if they are necessary to identify the removed belt.

    Repairing a rack requires a method adapted to its model. Have the possibility of this intervention confirmed, the condition of other components and the necessary checks after reassembly. The sheet provides neither tension value, nor adjustment procedure, nor tightening torque; it does not present the installation as a universal replacement without control.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Is it a timing belt?

    No. The supplier describes it as a steering rack belt. It must not be selected as a motor belt.

  • Which reference should be used to identify it?

    7806040586 is the main reference. It must be matched with the full number of the rack and the belt required for this assembly.

  • Is the mention BMW G30 or X3 sufficient?

    No. These ranges may feature several rack configurations. The reference number of the assembly installed on the vehicle is required.

  • What dimensions are known?

    No reliable table of length, width, or number of teeth is provided. The partially legible marking in the photo does not replace this confirmation.

  • What material and brand are indicated?

    The source cites HNBR and markets the offering under Anamoparts. The images show a MOCA marking on the belt, without establishing a manufacturer relationship between the two names.

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