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Part Number: | 11667566483 | Product Name: | Vacuum Pump Gasket |
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Note: Always verify fitment using your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) before purchase.
Model Series | Production Years | Engine Codes (Examples) | Notes |
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1 Series | E81/E82/E87/E88 (2004–2013) | N43, N45, N46 | Hatchback/Coupe/Convertible |
3 Series | E90/E91/E92/E93 (2005–2013) | N52, N54, N55 | Sedan/Wagon/Coupe/Convertible |
5 Series | E60/E61 (2003–2010) | N52, N53, N54 | Includes Touring (Wagon) models |
X1 | E84 (2009–2015) | N20, N26 | SAV (Sports Activity Vehicle) |
X3 | E83 (2003–2010) | N52 | First-generation X3 |
Z4 | E85/E86 (2002–2008) | N52 | Roadster/Coupe |
Part Number: 11667566483
Compatibility: Designed for BMW engines (specific models may vary; verify fitment).
Function: Seals the vacuum pump to prevent oil leaks and maintain engine vacuum pressure.
Precision Fit – Engineered to match OEM specifications for BMW vacuum pumps.
Durability – Resists wear, heat, and chemical exposure from engine oil.
Sealing Performance – Ensures no air/oil leakage between the pump and engine block.
High-Quality Rubber or Viton® (Fluoroelastomer):
Resistant to high temperatures (up to 200°C/392°F).
Immune to degradation from engine oils, fuels, and coolants.
Flexible yet durable for long-term compression.
The gasket sits between the vacuum pump and the engine block, creating an airtight seal. This:
Maintains vacuum pressure for brake boosters/emission systems.
Prevents oil from leaking into the vacuum system.
Reduces friction and vibration between metal components.
✔ OEM Equivalent – Meets BMW’s original standards.
✔ Leak Prevention – Critical for engine efficiency and emissions compliance.
✔ Easy Installation – Replaces worn-out gaskets during maintenance.
✔ Cost-Effective – Avoids expensive pump repairs due to seal failure.
Q1: Which BMW models use this gasket?
A: Confirm compatibility with your model (e.g., F30 3 Series, E90, or others). Cross-check part numbers in your repair manual.
Q2: Symptoms of a failing vacuum pump gasket?
A: Oil leaks near the pump, reduced braking power (if vacuum-dependent), or engine warning lights.
Q3: How often should it be replaced?
A: Typically during vacuum pump servicing or if leaks are detected (no fixed interval).
Q4: Can I reuse the old gasket?
A: No – Always replace it to ensure a proper seal.
Q5: DIY installation tips?
A: Clean mating surfaces thoroughly, apply no sealant (unless specified), and torque bolts evenly.
Contact Person: Mr. Sales
Tel: +86-15986366168