Replacing your oil pan can be necessary if you own an older BMW or yours has become dented or damaged. Not only does this part hold all of the oil the internal baffle structure prevents starvation under cornering and acceleration. Making sure your oilpan is intact and leak free will prevent problems down the road.
Oil pans sit low and can take some abuse, especially on lowered cars, making them among the most commonly damaged components beneath your BMW. A cracked or bent pan isn’t something to gamble with when engine lubrication is at stake. This pan is built to OEM specifications for proper fit, sealing, and long-term durability. It’s a direct replacement designed to bolt in just like the factory unit, making it an ideal solution when road debris or speed bumps strike first.
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Replace your damaged oil pan and restore safe, leak-free operation with this Rein OEM-quality oil pan, BMW part number 11138580124. Oil pans sit low and take the abuse—especially on lowered cars—making them one of the most commonly damaged components underneath your BMW. A cracked or bent pan isn’t something to gamble with when engine lubrication is on the line. Manufactured by Rein, this pan is built to OEM specifications for proper fit, sealing, and long-term durability. It’s a direct replacement designed to bolt in just like the factory unit, making it an ideal solution when road debris or speed bumps strike first.
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Oil pans sit low and can take some abuse, especially on lowered cars, making them among the most commonly damaged components beneath your BMW. A cracked or bent pan isn’t something to gamble with when engine lubrication is at stake. This pan is built to OEM specifications for proper fit, sealing, and long-term durability. It’s a direct replacement designed to bolt in just like the factory unit, making it an ideal solution when road debris or speed bumps strike first.
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