Oil System Gaskets for BMW 5 Series F10 (2011-2016)

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Keeping the oil system properly sealed in imperative to ensuring a long healthy life for your engine. Replacing these vital oil seals ensures that your engine is properly lubricated at all times. Turner Motorsport carries all of the o rings you will need from Genuine BMW and aftermarket suppliers.

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OEM Febi Front Main Crankshaft Seal - 65x79x10mm - BMW N52 N54 N55 3....
For vehicles with a production date up to 02/2011
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Febi - Corporate Logo
T#:38419106
Part#: 11117547842
Ships on Oct 16, 2026
$ 18.99 USD
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$ 18.99 USD
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This seal needs to be replaced whenever a leak occurs, or whenever doing a timing chain service.
Bremmen Parts - Corporate Logo
T#:55030857
Part#: 11137600482
Ships on Oct 23, 2026
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$ 27.99 USD
$ 27.99 USD
Bremmen Parts - Corporate Logo
T#:56038076
Part#: 11127588418
Ships on Nov 19, 2026
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$ 27.99 USD
$ 27.99 USD

Bremmen Parts - Corporate Logo
T#:54068660
Part#: 11127587804
Ships on Sep 28, 2026
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$ 22.09 USD
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$ 25.99

This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
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$ 22.09 USD

Bapmic - Corporate Logo
T#:54995079
Part#: 11127582245
Ships on Dec 10, 2026
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$ 19.99 USD
$ 19.99 USD
Rear Crankshaft Seal
For vehicles with production date up to 01/2009
Victor Reinz - Corporate Logo
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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