BMW E60 Valve Cover Gasket Replacement 2008-2010 N52 Engine Part1
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This video is about BMW E60 valve cover gasket replacement may be needed if you are experiencing oil leaks in your engine compartment or cylinder misfires.
Another source of oil leaks in valve covers is the rubber gasket sealing the eccentric valve sensor. The eccentric valve sensor is located on the front of the cover, and is sealed with a small rubber gasket that is prone to becoming brittle and oozing engine oil.
E60 Valve Cover Gasket DIY Replacement (N52 Engine) takes aproximetly 3 hours.
This is part 1 video. Assembly instructions you can find here: • Valve Cover Gasket Rep...
This is parts for this job:
Valve Cover Gasket Set 11127582245
Eccentric Shaft Sensor Gasket 11127559699
Valvetronic Camshaft Adjuster Gasket 11127552280
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Such a great video, no silly music, just step by step and useful
Thank you for watching!
Right all business not trying to be a movie star. Some of the TH-cam mechanics are just dangerous and will have you tearing up your shit at a minimum
Thank you very much amigo
Thanks to your awesome video I was able to do my 2008 528i today it took me about 4 hrs but, everything is working properly keep up your videos
Thank you for watching! I'm happy to hear it )
Mike is just fantastic in his DYI videos! I have used his content in several repairs on my 2006 BMW E60 N52B25. His detailed and high end videos have been crucial for a successful repair!
Thank you for your review!
it has been a while, good to see you back, great video as ever
Thank you! I was moving to another province and had no time for videos. This is my new car )
That's some clean valve train.
Top videos, great edits 👍
Thanks!
I’m going to do this soon to my BMW! Thanks for this great video
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Very informative video with a clear explanation. Congrats...
Thank you!
Great video! 💖👏🏻 Very helpful! Thank you so much! 🔝🥰
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Great video. I’m glad mine is an aluminum cover. That wire harness is very complicated.
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Mike I'm stuck with those 3 bolts 10mm deep socket any suggestions i used 3/8 10mm but no luck
Excellent videos , thinking about changing my valve cover gasket on my 2008 BMW 528xi myself.
Make sure that your valve cover has no cracks, otherwise, after replacing the gasket, buy a cover and change it too, this is what happened to me.
@@mikes.garage Thank you for the advice. Just curious how long does it take for this replacement and if I were to bring it to a garage roughly how much would it cost?
Sorry for all the questions, but in your opinion should I wait to inspect the cover before I buy the parts?
@@miked3653 I think it will take around 2 hours. I don't know how many hours in a black book, I can check tomorrow at work.
@@miked3653 yes, inspect the cover on cracks as new valve cove can come with all the gaskets
Excellent video. With torque values. I just did my valvetronic motor gasket replacement before watching your video. I forgot to torque the five t bolts securing the valvetronic motor to VCG @ 10Nm . Could I just properly torque the bolts without taking out the motor nd relearning the motor. Pls advice , thanks
Yes, you can just torque those bolts and don't need to relearn motor.
@@mikes.garage 🙂🙂
I have a 2011 bmw 528i, is the process the same? Thanks in advance
If you have N52 engine yes, if you have N20 engine then no.
How much would to charge to perform this? I see you're located in BC as well
I'm working at "Westgate Tires" now. Labor would cost you $350 + parts. If you have turbo engine or 8 cylinder engine, prce will be higher. I replaced all my valve cover later as it had small cracks.
Just done this on a M54 engine and is much more easier.
Is 525i e60 m sport 2007 the same motor ?
Everything is almost the same, but cover gaskets are different.
does the engine oil need to be drained when doing this?
No, you don’t need to drain oil.
So much easier than an e92
Do you have a recommendation for what bolt extractor I shout use? The last bolt on the left side of my valve cover is stripped
So you can't remove the valve cover?
No, for some reason, it feels like the stripped bolt is holding it even though I loosened the rest.
@@oblivionlegend2937 Try to lift up cover from another end, just to make some pressure, where is no bolts left and at the same moment try to unscrew that last bolt
I'll try this, thanks
I tried your method and it almost worked, but the bolt became completely rounded. I tried a bolt extractor bit, but it also didn't work, what else would you recommend?
cколько всего крутить. жуть )
А еще сколько всего закручивать )
I have seen plenty and also done plenty Valve Tronic motor removals and let me tell ya that is not the proper way of removing that motor… it just shot out on you like wtf !!! You could damage components better yet yourself even… you leave the bottom ducking bolt in so it doesn’t spring out on you. Inexperienced abit I can tell, lol
If you so smart and experienced man, why don't you record and share your own video?
@@mikes.garage okay no problem i will show you the proper way tomorrow brother. i got a VC replacement on a 07 n52 for breakfast. I didn't mean any disrespect to you, your a great mechanic just so you know.
@@mikes.garage good 1 😂