Timing for BMW F87 M2 N55 3.0L

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Timing issues can be detrimental to the longevity of your BMW. If you're getting high in mileage or suspect a timing issue, it's likely time for a timing service. We have everything you need from tensioners to guides here at Turner Motorsport.

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IWIS N55 Engine Oil Pump Chain Kit - BMW E82/88 E9X F3X F25 F26 E70/7...

T#:36981080

Part#: 90001301

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Prevent costly failure with this IWIS Engine Oil Pump Chain Kit! This kit contains all of the basic items needed to service your oil pump drive system and prevent failure long before it occurs. Chains can stretch and chain guides and tensioners can wear out, leading to the chain skipping teeth. This prevents the oil pump from being driven at the proper speeds. If not addressed, the chain could begin to "slip" over the gears, failing to drive the oil pump. When this occurs, oil pressure will drop suddenly, failing to properly lubricate sensitive internal engine components such as main bearings, rod bearings, and camshaft ledges and lobes, resulting in severe scoring and eventual engine failure.

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IWIS Chain Tensioner - With Gasket Ring - BMW N52 N54 N55 3.0L ...

T#:43378595

Part#: 11317584723

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$ 100.99

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05-07-2026

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Over time, your engine timing components begin to wear out. Tensioners weaken, chains can stretch, and timing chain guides can wear down. All of these lead to the possibility of the timing chain jumping teeth on the sprockets, causing your timing to shift. This could result in rough idle and reduced engine power, or even complete engine failure. Prevent damage to your engine with new timing components, such as this IWIS timing chain tensioner. Note, we recommend replacing timing components every 100K miles, or sooner, depending on the condition of the timing components.

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