Bmw Dual Vanos O-ring Seal Repair Kit E36 E39 E46 E53 E60 E83 E85 M52tu M54 M56 on 2040-parts.com
Fair Oaks, California, US
Brand new from Besian Systems. The highest quality kit you can buy for rebuilding bmw dual vanos variable timing. A big upgrade over OEM. Bought this new for $65 and ended up not using it. 10 seals total, 2 sets of 5 for each vanos. Viton and Tefelon.
M52tu, M54 and M56 engines 6-cyl engines
(Years 1998-2006)
3-series:
E36 Z3 1998-2002 & E46 1998-2005
5-series:
E39 1999-2003 & E60/E61 2002-2005
7-series:
E38 1998-2001 & E65/E66 2002-2005
Z4 E85 2002-2005 // X3 E83 2003-2006 // X5 E53 2000-2006
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