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Part Number: | 11668626471 11667509080 | Product Name: | Vacuum Pump O-ring |
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Color: | Black | Tensile Strength: | ≥15 MPa |
OE Equivalent: | BMW Genuine Part | Payment: | T/T 30% As Deposit, 70% Before Delivery |
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The Engine Vacuum Pump Rubber Ring (Part Numbers: 11668626471, 11667509080) is a high-precision sealing component designed for BMW vehicles. It ensures an airtight seal in the vacuum pump system, preventing oil leaks and maintaining optimal engine performance.
The rubber ring functions as a dynamic seal between the vacuum pump and the engine block. It withstands high temperatures, oil exposure, and mechanical stress while maintaining elasticity to prevent vacuum loss. A compromised seal can lead to oil leakage, reduced braking efficiency (in brake booster systems), and potential engine performance issues.
BMW Model | Chassis Code | Engine Code | Year Range |
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3 Series (Sedan) | E90, F30 | N52, N54, N55, B48 | 2005-2019 |
5 Series (Sedan) | E60, F10 | N52, N54, N55, B48 | 2003-2017 |
X3 (SAV) | F25 | N20, N55, B48 | 2010-2017 |
X5 (SAV) | E70 | N52, N54, N55 | 2006-2013 |
1 Series (Coupe) | E82 | N54, N55 | 2007-2013 |
7 Series (Sedan) | F01 | N54, N55 | 2008-2015 |
Z4 (Roadster) | E89 | N52, N54 | 2009-2016 |
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This rubber ring is used in BMW’s vacuum pump system, which is critical for:
Compatible Models:
Material Selection – High-grade FKM or HNBR rubber for durability.
Molding – Precision injection or compression molding for consistent dimensions.
Curing – Vulcanization under heat to enhance elasticity and strength.
Quality Inspection – Dimensional checks, pressure testing, and material validation.
Packaging – Anti-corrosion treatment and secure packaging to prevent deformation.
Disconnect the Battery – Ensure safety before starting.
Remove the Vacuum Pump – Unbolt the pump from the engine.
Extract the Old Seal – Carefully pry out the worn rubber ring.
Clean the Groove – Remove oil residue and debris.
Install the New Ring – Lubricate lightly with engine oil and press into place.
Reassemble & Test – Reinstall the pump, reconnect the battery, and check for leaks.
Q1: How do I know if my vacuum pump rubber ring is failing?
Symptoms include oil leaks near the vacuum pump, a spongy brake pedal, or a check engine light (due to vacuum loss).
Q2: Can I reuse the old rubber ring?
No, rubber seals degrade over time—always replace with a new one.
Q3: Does this fit both gasoline and diesel BMW engines?
Yes, but verify compatibility with your specific model.
Q4: What’s the lifespan of this rubber ring?
Typically 60,000–100,000 miles, but depends on driving conditions.
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