BMW Transmission Filter Kits & Transmission Service Parts for BMW X Series E84 (2013-2015)

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BMW automatic transmissions require a regular filter and fluid change. While BMW has recently implemented 'Lifetime' fluid on most current models, we feel that it is critical to change the transmission filter and flush the fluid at least every 50,000 miles. We carry the BMW transmission filters and special transmission fluids for your BMW.

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T#:5229454
Part#: 24115A13115
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5% off MSRP $ 276.99

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5% off MSRP
$ 276.99

MSRP stands for Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. This is the suggested retail price provided by the manufacturer, supplier or seller.

$ 263.99 USD
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GA8HP 8 speed automatic transmission. Automatic transmissions are reliable, shift smoothly, and can last without issue so long as they are properly maintained. Over time, the transmission fluid becomes thick and the filter becomes contaminated with small metal particles. This can cause excess wear, high transmission operating temperatures, and eventual failure. To prevent this we recommend changing your filter, fluid, and seals to ensure your transmission continues to operate flawlessly. We recommend filter and fluid changes every 50,000 miles. This item fits the following BMWs: E71,E89 Z4,F06,F10,F12,F13,F15,F16,F22,F25 X3,F26 X4,F30,F31,F32,F33,F34,F36
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T#:372688
Part#: 24117571217
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$ 321.99 USD
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$ 321.99 USD
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Over the life of a vehicle, the transmission can often be overlooked when performing routine maintenance. If left unserviced, the automatic transmission fluid will break down, causing the valve body and filter to become contaminated with deposits and sludge. This will lead to poor shifting, slipping, and ultimately, transmission failure.
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