Front & Rear Main Seals for BMW 3 Series E90 (2006-2011)

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Corteco - Corporate Logo
T#:391381
Part#: 11217838071
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$ 51.11

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04-27-2026

$ 34.99 USD
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$ 34.99 USD
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Replace when doing a clutch job.
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T#:591494
Part#: 11117587168
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$ 23.99 USD
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$ 23.99 USD
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90x110x8mm Replace your leaking crankshaft seal
Victor Reinz Crankshaft Seal - Front
For vehicles with a production date up to 02/2011
Victor Reinz - Corporate Logo
T#:374340
Part#: 11117547842
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$ 35.00

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04-23-2026

$ 25.99 USD
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65x79x10 - Usually replaced when servicing the timing chains

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T#:594913
Part#: 11117547842
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$ 21.99 USD
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This seal needs to be replaced whenever a leak occurs, or whenever doing a timing chain service.

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T#:591589
Part#: 11147794168
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$ 67.12 USD
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Includes rear main seal
Rear Crankshaft Seal
For vehicles with production date up to 01/2009
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T#:13430825
Part#: 11117584398
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$ 16.31 USD
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90x110x12mm - usually replaced when servicing the timing chains The front seal or crankshaft seal is one of the most difficult to replace. However, they often fail, and when they do, your car will be marking it's territory with little oil drops wherever you park. Apart from making a mess, it can also cause oil to come in contact with the pulley surfaces. Replace yours and keep your oil in your engine. The perfect time to replace this seal is when you are doing a timing replacement. You already have everything apart, so you might as well add this piece even if it hasn't failed yet as a bit of preventative maintenance.
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