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Bmw E36 E34 E39 M50 M52 S50 S52 Vanos Cylinder Head 325 525 528 1993-1999 on 2040-parts.com

US $345.00
Location:

Novato, California, US

Novato, California, US
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BMW E36 M50TU SINGLE VANOS 
CYLINDER HEAD


Great condition, resurfaced deck 
pressure tested 
clean and ready to be installed.
Came off a 1993 325i with 175k.
It's missing some exhaust studs 
and valve cover studs (see pics).

Fits: 1993-1995 325i 325is and 525i M50



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