2011 BMW 328i 3.0 Oil Filter Housing Gasket Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2022
- 2011 BMW 328i 3.0 Oil Filter Housing Gasket and Serpentine Belt Replacement: This is a very detailed, step by step DIY instructions on how to remove and replace the oil filter housing gasket and serpentine belt on a 2011 BMW 328i 3.0. This gasket is often the cause of oil leaks that can get oil on the drive belt, which if neglected can weaken the belt, which can break and in turn cause quite a bit of damage to your BMW engine. If your BMW has an oil leak, it's best to replace this gasket now. In this demonstration, we show you how to replace the oil filter housing gasket and serpentine belt on a 2011 BMW 328i 3.0 but the process will be very similar on other BMW engines/models.
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This one is on the long side, so here's some chapter marks to help you navigate:
00:24 Overview explanation of job
01:40 Tools used
03:41 Draining coolant
04:39 Removing engine cover
04:59 Disconnecting wiring
05:19 Removing air intake duct work
06:10 Removing oil filter housing
09:42 Removing old oil filter housing gasket
11:09 Installing new oil filter housing gasket
12:01 Reassembly part 1
14:23 Removing old serpentine belt
15:32 Installing new serpentine belt
17:08 Reassembly part 2
Thanks for the very detailed video, I will do this job next week on my car and I'm preparing mentally! I'm confident now it will go smoothly
Glad to hear we might have helped. Good luck with the job!!!
Wow, that went a lot easier then a certain Ford Edge that was there awhile ago huh Batman? Great job as always!
Most definitely Anthony. Lately the BMW’s have been treating me well. That Edge kicked my ass sideways.
@@MechanicSecrets Again, sorry for that.
Good video and detail
Make sure you replace that plastic coolant hose flange. It disintegrate by 60k miles... Upgrade to aluminum aftermarket. Not worth risking pieces going into engine, radiator, or coolant pump.
Great tutorial video! Thanks
You're welcome! Hope it helped.
What if the torx bolt is stripped? How do you get it out?
Great Job one question if im doing this at home and dont have a vacuume for the coolant is it necessary to do it? Or i can still do the job without vacuuming the coolant?
Great question
Elegant work.
I’ve been called a lot of things but this is a first for “elegant.” Thanks for the compliment! And hope the video helped!!!
@@MechanicSecrets LOL. Just admired your work. No hesitation .No wasted motion. Elegant was 1st thing that popped into my noggin!
do you bleed the system afterwards
Did you remove the harness plugs by pushing on the metal tab?
If im doing the gasket do i have to do the belt or did u do it while u were under the hood?
If your belt is oil soaked you must replace it! On some models and some engines the belt frays and can get sucked into the engine through the front crank seal and does major engine damage.
You didn't drain the oil?
No. To do this job, you don’t need to drain the oil but it is a good practice to change the oil afterwards.