BMW Engine Parts

The factory magnesium valve covers on the S65 engine are known for developing micro-porosity, corrosion, and persistent oil leaks over time. This material is highly susceptible to oxidation, leading to unsightly surface imperfections, weakened gasket channels, and sealing issues that a simple gasket replacement won't fix.

Upgrade to this high-strength aluminum valve cover set, engineered as a direct-fit replacement for your aging OEM covers. Unlike magnesium, aircraft-grade aluminum offers superior durability, enhanced heat resistance, and complete immunity to the corrosion issues that plague factory covers. Whether you're refreshing a high-mileage M3 or seeking long-term reliability, this upgrade ensures a leak-free, worry-free solution for your S65.

Features:

Eliminates the common porosity and corrosion issues found in factory magnesium covers.

Helps maintain optimal engine temperatures and enhances long-term reliability.

Designed for an OEM-like installation without modifications.

Reduces the risk of oil leaks, ensuring a proper seal.

Resistant to oxidation and chemical exposure for a long-lasting clean look.

Replaces OEM Part Numbers: 11127848153 & 11127848154

If you're noticing misfires, poor fuel economy, reduced engine performance, or ignition-related diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), a failing ignition coil is likely the cause. Late-model BMWs, such as the E60 M5, E63 M6, and E64 M6, use a coil-on-plug ignition system, where each cylinder has its own coil and spark plug for efficient ignition. When a coil fails, the affected cylinder won't receive a spark and will misfire. Even if the misfire doesn’t trigger a DTC, you’ll still feel the difference in engine performance—rough idling, hesitation during acceleration, or a strong fuel smell. To avoid these issues, we recommend replacing your ignition coils every 40,000-60,000 miles.

The S85 engine uses a specialized ignition system called Ionic Current Control, which differs from traditional knock sensors. BMW engineers developed this system to more accurately detect pre-ignition and misfires in the high-revving, ten-cylinder S85. Instead of relying on conventional knock sensors, the system uses each spark plug to measure current after the power stroke, transmitting that data to the Ionic Current Control Unit (ICC). This allows for precise monitoring of combustion events. To support this, the S85’s ignition coils are specially designed with a modified “pencil” shape and lack a Zener diode in the secondary winding, allowing for accurate current measurements without triggering fault codes in the engine control unit (DME). These ignition coils are manufactured to the exact specifications of the OE Ionic Current Control-compatible ignition coil, and will not trigger ignition-related fault codes in the DME.

Bavarian Autosport ignition coils are engineered for reliability, delivering a consistent, long-lasting spark. These high-quality OE replacement coils are specifically designed for your S85-powered E60 M5, E63 M6, or E64 M6. Constructed with durable, heat-resistant plastic and featuring premium rubber spark plug boots, each boot is pre-lubricated with dielectric grease to ensure smooth installation and prevent corrosion.

Whether you're fixing misfires, replacing a faulty coil, or performing preventative maintenance on your S85 ignition system, trust Bavarian Autosport ignition coils for a dependable, lasting repair.

FEATURES:

Durable, heat-resistant plastic: Built to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh driving conditions for long-lasting durability. Pre-lubricated, high-quality rubber boots: Prevent moisture and corrosion while ensuring smooth, easy installation. OE-quality construction: Meets or exceeds original equipment standards for perfect fit, reliable performance, and effortless installation.

When servicing your vehicle's VANOS system, get the job done easier with this socket specifically designed for the removal of the VANOS solenoid.

Features:

• 85mm from end to end
• 1/2" drive 
• 32mm with a depth of 70mm.

Elevate your BMW maintenance with this comprehensive tool kit designed for valve and valve stem seal removal and replacement, all without the need to remove the head. This time-saving kit ensures efficiency and ease in the process, making it an essential for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. The universal fitment and a range of adapters guarantee versatility across various brands and motors, providing maximum utility.

• Removes and replaces valves and valve stem seals without head removal
• Time and effort-saving solution
• Wide range of adapters for versatile use
• Universal fitment for compatibility with different brands and motors
• Essential for DIY and professional use

Contents:

• 1 - Lever Bar
• 4 - Valve Spring Compressor Adapters
• 1 - Slotted/Notched Pulling Device
• 1 - Hook Pulling Device
• 1 - Connector for Valve Spring Adapters
• 1 – Connector for Pulling Device
• 1 - Extension for Valve Spring Adapters

Failing ignition coils or plugs can cause sputtering, rough idle, hesitation on acceleration, misfires, and a check engine light.

If one of your ignition coils is bad, it is a good idea to replace the plugs to prevent future problems. Great for fixing those rusted / corroded connections.

Great for modified or Tuned cars

The kit includes:

• 4 Blue Dinan Coils with locks
• 4 NGK spark plugs
• 1 packet of American Grease Stick dielectric grease

These Dinan ignition coils feature:

• Direct plug-and-play.
• Up to 10% more energy output than stock.
• Blue housing with Dinan Logo.
• True upgrade, not just aesthetic.

Enhance BMW engine maintenance with the Crankshaft Socket - B46 / B48 / B58, an essential tool for effortless engine rotation during timing jobs or valve timing adjustments.

• Specifically designed for BMW B46, B48, and B58 engines
• Facilitates easy and precise engine rotation
• Ideal for timing jobs and valve timing adjustments
• Ensures proper alignment and maintenance accuracy

Upgrade your BMW maintenance toolkit with the Crankshaft Socket, providing the necessary precision for timing tasks and valve adjustments on B46, B48, and B58 engines.

For BMW M54 applications, coil styles vary between M or N depending on the vehicle's production date. Models produced up to September 2002 require the M series style coil, while those manufactured after September 2002 use N series style coils. It's crucial to visually compare and verify the correct coil needed for your vehicle before making a purchase.

Benefits:

• Specific coil styles for different BMW M54 application dates
• Helps ensure the right replacement part for your vehicle's coil
• Visual verification recommended prior to purchase for compatibility