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N62 Valve Cover and Timing Cover Gaskets - Extra Things to Do
Going to replace the leaking gaskets in a couple weeks. Looking for advice on gasket brands and extra odds and ends I might need.
Valve Cover Brands: Victor Reinz - I've had bad experiences with VR on my E36 valve cover gasket so avoiding VR unless I hear otherwise. Elring - Have heard good things from E36 land, but no personal experience. Cheaper than VR which does make me question if they are in fact better. Gen BMW - Most expensive, but if it's the best I'll definitely go this route so I don't need to repeat this job. Timing Cover Brands: I'm only seeing Elring and Gen BMW. I'd assume the same reasoning applies as the VCG above. Fortunately even Gen BMW is only ~$15. Spark Plug Tubes: Febi - No idea on quality Gen BMW - More expensive. Part List: L/R VCG kits ((1) Valve Cover Gasket, (8) Valve Cover Nut Seals, (5) Bolts with Seals, (2) Grommets, (1) Camshaft Adjuster Seal) L/R Timing Cover Gaskets Spark Plug Tubes Spark Plugs (on hand) Thinking ignition coils Anything else I'm missing? Any other seals/o-rings in there that I should replace? I've skimmed a few DIYs but except for the spark plug tubes nothing has jumped out as something that is a needed replacement as well, or a while you're there, you might as well. It's in my sig, but '08 4.8 with 156k miles.
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'08 X5 4.8i - 196k '15 i3 REX - 95k - Blown AC compressor '98 323is - 170k - Garaged '94 325i - 208k - Sold |
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