Oil pan gasket, valve cover gasket and oil filter housing gaskets all leak, and service your transfer case regularly, also make sure you had your VANOS recall completed, the bolts sheer off
Reviews of OEM BMW oil pan gasket
14 votes
Had my 2014 535 in for front control arm replacement (99k miles) and technician said it has an oil pan gasket leak. I haven't been adding oil or seeing any leakage on the ground. Cost quoted was $1900. Asked the tech to send me a pic of the leak. He did, and from what I saw it looks more like normal seepage for an engine with 99k miles on it. I'm not worried about it.
Those BMW oil pan gaskets don't usually leak much oil at all. They seep pretty small amounts and make a mess on the pan and bellhousing, but I've never seen one leak appreciable quantities of oil.
the oil pan gasket I bought from BMW - that's not something I would take a risk with as it's a big job and the price different is small...
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The brand is registered in Germany.
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Currently there are 4 reviews and 14 votes. Average rating — 3.7 out of 5. Vote balance: 10 up, 4 down.
Users also evaluated the qualities of OEM BMW oil pan gasket:
- Leaks - oil drips under the engine after parking, leaving spots - rated negatively. 1.6 point out of 5.
- Smell/smoke - burning oil smell or light smoke if oil hits the exhaust - rated negatively. 1 point out of 5.
- Underside mess - oil-coated splash shields and subframe visible on a glance - rated ambivalently. 2.8 points out of 5.
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