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This FANHAY Engine Valve Cover and PCV Valve Cap Repair Kit is a brand-new, OEM-quality replacement designed exclusively for BMW N55 3.0L engines. It guarantees a perfect fit across multiple BMW models (335i, 435i, 535i, X series, and more) from 2011 to 2016, ensuring restored emission system performance and eliminating common PCV-related issues. With effortless direct-fit installation and rigorous quality testing, this kit offers a cost-effective, durable solution to keep your BMW running smoothly and quietly.
| ASIN | B0DLW4498D |
| Brand | FANHAY |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (28) |
| Inlet Connection Type | Gasketed, Flat Surface |
| Item Dimensions | 25 x 25 x 25 millimetres |
| Manufacturer | FANHAY |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | 11127570292 |
| Number of Ports | 2 |
| Outlet Connection Type | Gasketed, Flat Surface |
| Unit Count | 2.39 gram |
| Valve Type | PCV Valve |
S**D
Works well. good price.
B**R
This was a good fix. So many things I didn't know about my 2012 BMW 535i. Lots of YouTube videos about PCV replacement. Some truths some not. I changed my PCV, not because of poor engine performance, but because of the weird "seagull" squeal at idle that came and went. I thought it was a bad bearing in something. I saw a video on YouTube and it documented the noise exactly and traced it to crank seals sucking air past, due to incorrect PCV operation. Truth. Another video said vacuum sucking when removing oil cap is sign of bad PCV. Not Truth. A warm engine will have vacuum under oil cap with good PCV. My test concluded that a vacuum leak on the PCV nipple shows a bad PCV. Other test might be necessary to prove out the whole system bud this one caused me to order the repair kit. The new replacement PCV cap fits very tight after I carefully removed the old one. The YouTube videos are invaluable to explain this. After installing the new cap with some silicone sealant and a rubber mallet I waited 12 hours and tested the car. Perfect. No leaks and no "Seagull" noises. $25 fix instead of $250 valve cover. Very happy.
J**Z
Terrible quality did not last a month
J**O
worked out great used a angle grinder and a sanding disc to grind it down to the valve cover
M**S
As advertised and serves the purpose
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