BMW F30 Valve Cover Gasket Replacement DIY (BMW N20/N26 Engine)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- ►The 2012-2015 BMW F30 with the N20 engine features a plastic valve cover, unlike the aluminum ones of BMW's past. Over the years and countless heat cycles, this plastic valve cover can warp, become brittle and crack. All of these are known to cause oil leaks around the valve cover gasket.
If your BMW N20 valve cover remains in good shape, you can sometimes get away with replacing just the valve cover gasket. In this video,
Gareth Foley, FCP Euro's BMW Catalog Manager, replaces the valve cover gasket on a BMW F30 328i as well as the various other related gaskets such as the high-pressure fuel pump gasket.
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Thanks for the video, I have 2017 BMW 330xi B48, valve cover gasket is leaking and want to do it on my own, can you please post links to buy all these tools for this job?
@pasttraveller5767 I had mine replaced but the oil leak remains? Dripping oil underneath, when engine on its getting on too cat causing smoke shooting up
@@mymemories925 Did you check the oil pan gasket? I had that one replaced after the cover gasket was replaced. That one I paid someone to do the job for me as it was more complex and needed a car lift to lift the car high above your head.
I know this video is 10 months old but it really helped me out today. Really appreciate videos like these on RUclips
Happy to help, these DIY's will live on forever - they are not time dependent!
Thank you for posting this well documented video! It was a major money saver for my 2015 X1. It took me almost 8 hours, but at least an hour of that was installing the vacuum pump. Having a good inspection mirror and lighting is a must. I had unknowingly bumped the vacuum pump input shaft and spent an hour messing around with timing positions because I couldn't see the camshaft interface clearly. It is a complex process so I highly recommend taking pictures before and during disassembly, particularly for hose and cable routing, so you're not wasting time installing something only to uninstall, reroute lines and reinstall. Although the my X1 engine is the same variant, some of the cable routing was a little different that the sedan shown in the video. Watch the video at least a few times before starting, photo document what you're doing, keep your parts and tools organized during the process and you should be fine.
Thank you bro I thought I was taking a long time but it took me 8 hours too
Yeah I’m going to attempt this on my x1 also. Hopefully it’s a success
Just finished this job today with a kit from FCP. Took me about 8 hours total but I don't do this type of work often so I went slow. Here's some things I learned along the way...
My N20 is from 2012 with 70K miles. With the valve cover off it was obvious there was some weeping from the back lower corner. The existing gasket was still in good condition so I suspect if I had simply re-torqued the cover bolts it would have been enough to fix the problem. So that's worth a try before you spend any further time or money on this venture.
Other folks recommend replacing the whole valve cover since the leak may be related to a fracture in the plastic. A new value cover comes with most of the gaskets pre-installed and can be had for about $200 from some sources. The going rate for labor on this job is apparently $500-600. Just something to consider, especially for high mileage cars.
For the O2 sensors connectors, there is one tab on a long side of each connector that needs to be pressed in. Inside the tab housing the tab is like a see-saw so the other end of the tab lifts away from the connector and releases the wiring plug. The other thing to note is that the two connectors are color-coded and keyed differently, so you don't need to worry about remembering which plug goes into which socket. I broke one clip so used a zip-tie to secure the connector on reassembly.
After loosening all the bolts, my valve cover was still firmly stuck in place. I got it free by placing the end of a short stick of wood (hammer shaft) at various bolt locations and tapping it lightly with a hammer. Do NOT try to prize the cover off with a screw driver or other metal wedge/chisel. The engine block is made of soft aluminum and you will likely damage the mating surface between the block and the valve cover.
Don't miss this chance to check the timing chain tension and condition of the plastic chain guide. This is the main big problem with these engines especially for models pre 2015 when the guides where much more prone to disintegration and the timing chains prone to stretching.
Overall this job was pretty much as difficult/easy as it looks in the video. Removing and installing the vacuum pump was OK thanks to the suggested tools and the advice to leave the shaft in the same position when it is removed. The re-installation of the fuel pump was uneventful - I just bolted it down incrementally moving from one side to the other. If I had to do this job again I reckon could do it in half the time.
A big thanks to Gareth and FCP for putting this stuff online and making it much easier than it would otherwise be. At one time I spent $80 on the Bentley service manual for this car and it was a complete waste of money. FCP may not have the cheapest parts or kits but I have come to feel that it's important to support people who put the effort into showing us how to to the job.
Thanks Mad Pup for the info. Just noticed today that there is a leak that looks to be in the back lower corner as well. I'm going to try to re-torque all the valve cover bolts to see if it will rid of the leak.
@@CuriousLightBeing that sounds like a great way to crack an old valve cover that isn't cracked. Replace an $80 gasket set, or risk having to purchase a $500 oem valve cover.
Why people buy BMWs then try to go as cheap as possible blows me away.
@@KB-nt7eg Ordered all the necessary tools and gasket replacement kit from FCP Euro. Will be attempting this job tomorrow.
Careful doing this. I’ve snapped bolts years ago trying that method
@@boomy818 did you break the bolts trying to retorque or removing the valve cover?
I love all these f30 N20 videos. Valve cover job incoming.
We've got you covered sadatx01!
@@fcpeurohi there i live in the uk with a bmw 330e b48 engine, bmw did the diagnosis and came back with expansion tank replacement and rocker cover gasket? Both done still oil leak underneath eventually msg on dashboard coming up oil very low. Leak coming from underneath and smoke coming from cat .any ideas could it be a small part underneath?
This video saved me over $1500. Took me about 8 hours. Thanks for posting such a thorough video!
Spectacular instructional video. I love the graphics popping up on the screen with the bolt types and sizes and the torque pattern for the valve cover. The list of tool required was also very helpful, as I didn't have some of those. Very well done! This will save me a lot of time and money.
Glad you liked it! Best of luck on your DIY.
Great job and very easy to watch with pin point accuracy. Only difference is that my BMW 328i had an electronic waste gate actuator instead of the vacuum type.
Excellent video that covers all the details. After going through this myself on a 2015 X1 with the N20 I learned a valuable lesson the hard way. Unless you don’t value your time replace the valve cover! It’s worth spending the few hundred bucks up front. On the X1 the engine bay is tight and the job took all weekend. When I was done the leak persisted. I punted and went to the dealer. The dealer never reuses the old plastic covers as part of their policy. They are known to warp and crack and that was the original problem with mine. With the modern plastic motor like this one I’ve adopted the “replace all plastic parts if they are hard to get to” paradigm. These plastic parts are not made to last and turn brittle or warp with the heat cycles.
Really in depth instructions.was alot easier than I thought. The most time consuming part was stopping the video to make sure I followed it step by step.
Was this your first time doing one? How long do you think it took you roughly?
@@AlwaysReal4Life it took a few hours.you just have to have the right tools handy.i did both my cars.a bmw 528 and a 328.
3.5 hours. Easy. Thanks for the video.
I just had this replaced in my N20 328i at 112k miles. I did the gasket and cover. Thanks to this video, I knew eventually I would just have my trusted independent mechanic do it 😂 and was ready when the time came. Didn’t want to deal with this and didn’t have the time. Great video !!
Curious if you have done anything else to your car over the 112k miles. I own a 2015 328i x drive at 76k miles
@@Lopes12676
In terms of the engine, only Spark plugs and coils at 100k.
I have to do the Sepertine belt and pulleys and I already bought the oil filter housing gasket to do it soon before it starts leaking.
In terms of Suspension, recently I did the following:
Lower control arms at 117k
Front axles at 118k (guy that did the control arms messed up the axles so the boots were leaking and had to replace)
Everything else such as oil changes, brakes, tires, etc has been part of the regular maintenance so I don’t count that
@@EGerman16 thank you very much for your (quick) and detailed reply. Very helpful.
Thanks so much for this video! Very informative, and confirmed to me that I won't be doing this myself, too complicated for me; I'll be taking my BMW to the shop and have them do it. But at least I'm informed. Thanks again.
Thanks god FCP EURO existing, I could not have find a better explained and detailed video about this job, although I have an f10 5 series it is pretty much similar to I have to do, thank you so much guys!!!!!!
So glad you found it useful!
Quick question guys, My car is about to be 80,000 miles and I here people saying it’s better just to change the valve cover once and for all, any recommendations?
Thank you! This gave me confidence to change my own vacuum pump! You are very calming, thorough, and your explanations help me to get through the repairs!
Jus replaced my valve cover gasket and vacuum pump today! These videos were essential to a successful job! Thanks FCP Euro!
Excellent walkthrough, I followed this step by step and can vouch for its accuracy. Great job and resource for the every day guy.
Great to hear! Thank you for the feedback, Mike!
I was stuck removing the cover because I didn't know the vacuum pump had to be removed. Thanks for the video my man.
Thank you for the making this video so easy to follow and informational. It saved me from a 700 dollar repair bill and the parts was only about 100 dollars and 75 dollar worth of tools! God sent!
This is gold! I was able to complete this on my daughters x1 while out of work to save money.
Great work!
These videos show so much more than any other DIY channel, people are sleeping on fcpeuro
Just did the job on a 2016 x3. This video was priceless. I couldn’t have figured it out with out it. Get the stubby torx. Thank you
Great Tech Video (even for part time mechanics) There is one part and that is the part where you mention the coil wires need to be on top so they reach. I found that they still reach under the fuel line, but, I couldn't line up the lower fuel line to the fuel pump until I made sure the coil wires were on top. As for the vacuum pump tools, I couldn't wait for new tools that you recommended (which I ultimately purchased), so I used a 90 degree t40-allen type wrench (basically looks like an Allen wrench), and that fit to break lose the vacuum pump screws and then I used the same tool to tighten them. I was able to fit a T-40 socket and use my fingers to rotate the extra turns off and when I re-installed. Last point, if you do accidentally move the vacuum pump drive shaft, you will need to feel inside the area where it engages with the cam and then position the drive shaft on the vacuum pump to be inline with the cam. It really wasn't that difficult. I made the mistake of bottoming out the high pressure fuel pump cam first, when I should have installed my vacuum pump first and then determine if I needed to rotate the crank shaft to lower the cam for the fuel pump installation. This is because when I rotated the engine for the fuel pump cam, it turned the vacuum pump cam as well.
Quick question how do you know if the cam shaft needs to be lowered,and when crank shaft is rotated clockwise does it turn the cam shaft? Is there also any procedures that must be done before rotating the crankshaft?
I have a 2014 328 with 176k miles - so i think ii got a good run before oil started leaking. I'm tackling this next weekend since i got a quote of $1650 from a local repair shop -- really appreciate the coaching video!!
You got this, happy we could be of some help!
Quick update on my installation -- the video was tremendously helpful!!!
A couple of points i ran into -- my valve cover was really on there -- i was able to use a pry tool, only touching the plastic cover and a metal piece on the engine, slow work.
The hardest part was the brake booster on the back side, finding the bolts took the longest since i didn't know where the where - lot of scrapes on the hand.
One of the best parts was knowing the number of bolts and the tool size (and torque specs) -- saved me a lot of time - great job posting them over the video.
The bolt on the fuel line eventually traveled way down under the booster -- prob should put some tape around it to avoid fishing it out later.
The fuel rail plastic cover can come off, mine fell into the bottom of the engine. Fished it out with a coat hanger - but I'd take it off and set aside.
I purchased the Vaico cover from FCP and worked like a charm -- between the video and their warranty, I'm so happy with my choice.
Just another thank you. I did a valve cover replacement on my ‘14 320i this evening and this video was a great reference.
Awesome video, saved me at least 1500 dollars. One advice before starting this job is to check the valve cover itself for cracks. I started the job thinking it was the gasket but turned out it was a crack in the valve cover. Also, if you feel like the black power cord is too much in the way, it can be removed by a 10 mm bolt.
My friend replaced it for 100usd labor included ... and parts also
Why would the valve cover have cracks
Excellent video. I decided to tackle this project myself after seeing the instructional video. I just followed the video and everything went well. It's running great now and I saved a ton of money. I swapped the order of vacuum pump and plastic bracket using the E6 socket and vice grips at an angle to remove the bracket first give a little more space and visibility for removing or installing the vacuum pump. Thanks for making the video.
One if not the best instructional video I've seen. You are a professional/instructor. Thank you.
Excellent DIY video. Did my 100k service and had to add this service in after I found the oil leak on the inner gasket between cylinder 3 and 4. The sequence on removal of the injector grounds, pump wiring and pressure lines is not that critical. Just keep track of them and make sure you connect them all back and you're good. I think removal of the windshield cowl would have made things easier but not necessary. I clocked the whole job at around six hours but take your time.
Thank you for posting this and all the helpful videos on the channel. FYI: Make sure not to pinch the 02 sensors when changing the gasket. I made that mistake and had to change the intergrate supply module because a fuse blew out.
Great note! Thank you for wrenching with us.
One of the best instructional videos on RUclips, thank you.
best 328i valve cover replacement video on youtube by far!
Thank you so much for posting this video. This really helped me a lot to do this job by myself. Saved me a lot of time and money.
Awesome, that's why we do it!!
Thank you so so much for the helpful video. I was able to fix my dad's car.
Fantastic video! Thank you so much for posting these n20 videos.
Glad you like them!
One of the best DIY videos I have ever seen on this particular matter!. Thank You!
Just subscribed, you're the most concise professional l have witnessed on RUclips, excellent description, and pop ups with size/torque settings are absolutely fantastic. Have a 428i/n-20 am also a 47yr retired auto/truck mechanic so your posts well be of help with my car and wife's( 2015 X-1). Thank you.
This must be 2k at the dealership . Superb channel guys .
Your pretty superb yourself Michael!
My local BMW dealership wanted to charge me $1400+tax and it didn't include the new cover, so yeah $2k it's exactly what the charge and don't forget the $199 engine diagnostic which wasn't included in the quote that I got.
@@rigovelasquez2107 that’s crazy my friend friend work at bmw he hooked me up for 100$ usd part labor included.
@@rigovelasquez2107 BMW of Ramsey NJ just quoted my neighbor $2200 for this job and its just weeping😂😂😂
Super solid video. Helped me through everything took me roughly 7 hours
when you said oh my god it dropped in , I thought you were going to say oh my god I dropped the screw , my heart sank for a few milliseconds
In cases the HPFP doesn’t bottom out. Is there a video on how to turn the crankshaft?
I did it my self but i have other problems that need solving so im going to continue fixing my n20 till it doesn’t need anything else.
On the injectors u can use a flat head from the top and just remove the connector and it’s much easier
Great video. Also scares me from doing it myself. Also makes me wonder of all the parts I should just replace while there on a high mileage car.
Impressive, getting started on it soon. Thank you for uploading.
QUE BIEN ME SIRVIO EN TODO LO QUE NECESITABA ME DEJO PREOCUPADO POR LO DE LA BOMBA DE GASOLINA AL INSTALARLA NO TUVE PROBLEMA. VEO QUE LOS Z4 AL LADO DEL ESCAPE EN LA PARTE DE LA TAPA DE VALVULAS ALGO SE FILTRA. DE ACEITE. RECOMIENDA USTED APRETAR UN POCO MAS LOS TORNILLOS?
Excellent detail, very well explained, really appreciate the tips you give while you are performing the procedure.
awsome video - would be useful to know while you are it what other things you might consider doing - eg: check on timing chain condition (I don't know what to look).
Just did this on 2014 528i (F10 N20) and thankfully you don't have to remove the 'cal cover' 3:18 unlike the F30 shown at the beginning. Also I did remove the entire wire harness to make more room to get the vacum pump 3 bolts (by far the harder part), and re-installed the vacum pump back first (reverse order) unlike the comment at 23:46 the top 6 hex harness bolt is a pain to get to but doesn't need vacum pump out at least for me.
Note: the gasket cover was REALLY stuck on and I pulled as hard as I could and couldn't get it off - entire engine wiggles from it's mount. I thought I had screws still on. I even tapped corners that I knew oil was leaking to dry to dislodge it. Wish video mentioned that issue. eventually came off but was really stuck - vacum somewhere ?
Videos amazing man thank you for the detailed steps very happy with my progress should be done pretty soon just having problems with reaching some bolts off of the valve cover to get it off gonna get an extension tomorrow to try and reach those bolts 👍👍
You got this!
Thank you for the excellent guide!!
If you had to bar the engine to assist with installing the hpfp, should you turn cw or ccw? Or does it matter?
Fantastic tutorial and tool tips!
Nice video , a simple question in order to reinstall the high pressure fuel pump is recommended to do this job with the vehicle in neutral to avoid the need to get down to the transmition bolt to release it from parking and spin the crankshaft to the lower position ?
A friend of mine tried this but seems that now he has some issue with the car. The engine would turn off randomly when he put it in idling but never while it's moving. Would it because he had done a bad job at installing it?
This guy gets 2 thumbs up! 👍🏼👍🏼
Hello, ik this video has been up for a while but i went step by step on this tutorial and now my car cranks but does not start, what shouldmy next step be?
Are there any sensor that could be disrupted from this install? My check engine light for drivetrain malfunction after install of valve cover gasket. Took it to the shop for diagnostic and there were several electrical issues identified with the scan too. Can this be a result from the job or preexisting issue?
Remember guys these valve covers get warped and brittle, and there’s a built in pcv valve. Also replace the valve cover.
for real? dude its $600
Thank you. Please continue to make good videos. I hope there is hope and peace in Ukraine
After doing this job the leak was not cured. Turned out that the unused wastegate actuator outlet (plastic nipple) on the vacuum pump was leaking oil and capping that cured the issue. If, like me, your car has an electronic wastegate actuator, seal this outlet permanently since it will never be needed.
I was told by the dealer I have this same issue with the valve cover gasket leaking.. I wonder if this could be the reason I get the “drive train malfunction” warning every so often. I’ll be changing this soon myself thanks to this video.
I have that same issue. Please let me know if you found the cause?
The drive train malfunction alert usually has something to do with the timing chain.
I follow the steps, and i change the valve cover of my x1 n20
Thanks for this video. I was told a have a leak through valve cover. is it possible to determine if the valve cover itself needs replacement before disassembling all this?
When it comes to a BMW Valve cover gasket replacement, give me the venerable M54 engine any day of the week... it’s a “ cream puff “ compared to this!
Hello, I have a 2014 X1 281i and the directions fit well. Thanks. I cranked it up on the 2nd try and it went well. The next day it took 15 cranks to start up and today it will not start at all. Any thoughts? Do I have to reset anything? Codes came up Valvetronic servomotor - short circuit or disconnection and mixture fuel-air control - too lean
When you replace the entire valve cover, what are the part numbers for the replacement cable clips? Mine were old and brittle and could not be transferred.
Gooood looks guys this shit made me do it in 30min no hassle FCP Euro ftw🤝🏾
Is the gasket supposed to be slightly exposed on the right side of the valve cover
I have the n26 engine so PCV valve has the vacuum hose going to it. Is there a way to physically test if the valve is good? (diaphragm not ruptured). I can freely blow and suck air thru the hose so was wondering if that is normal!? Thanks
Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
After replacing the gasket , I have a P0300,P0302 code hesitated to start and once did check engine light displayed. Any recommendations would be appreciated
Did you figure it out
Me 2 i have the same code
keep them coming. My 2016 x3 has the 0w20 oil sticker but the bmw agent sold me 5w30. The temps take a long time to go up when I used 0w20, is it ok to use the 5w30 in US NC region? Also I have family members that don't unterstand the importance of warm oil..
Thank you for this. This will be my guide once your kit arrives - the one that does not have a "Genuine BMW" gasket!
How come a Toyota that costs half the price of a BMW can have a valve cover seal that lasts at least twice as long?
Thats the power of german engineering
because no one thinks your Toyota is cool
@@skogan7065 neither are you 🤡
Thank you so much for this video, I'm following you, you the best !!!!!
Thank you for watching!
36:25 I connected the one to supply, but the other has connection that is closed. Why? 2015 bmw x1
is it not necessary to replace all the fuel lines then? i thought all high pressure fuel rails were one-time use?
very good video very helpful, thank you! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Need videos on new b48 motors. Thanks for sharing.
The amount of BMW repair videos is getting OC. More Audi and Benz love please.
Sorry marcosfh10 we had a month long run on F30, we will be sprinkling in some other makes shortly! Thanks for hanging in there with us as all this BMW content came out.A lot of W205 is next on the dockit
@@fcpeuro Woohoo! W205 😁
Does anyone know the part that the valvetronic actuator wiring connects to. one of the prongs is bent for me
I completed this job issues, but now im having a smell of fuel when idling. I checked all the fuel hoses/rails and no leaks, i checked the fuel pump no leaks and flair nuts as well. Any suggestions?
my hpfp screw closest to the fire wall will not bottom out
careful with that i heard stories of people forcing the screws down and the high pressure fuel pump spring snapping something in it, you have to crank it dead center before screwing if iit wont go in easy
@@NGlitchesFTWhow do you do that , I can’t find how to anywhere
The tech mentioned checking that the valve cover is straight before installing the new gasket. But I didn't see that happen in the video, do you have another video showing that or is it not important?
I bought this same kit to change my valve cover gasket but I noticed it’s still slowly leaking oil. The only tool I didn’t have was a torque wrench for the E10 torque screws. Could my issue be that those screws aren’t on tight enough from using a socket wrench opposed to a torque?
Hi , do we have to use a gasket seal when putting the new valve cover back??
any advice on cleaning the leaked oil that burns on the exhaust below the valve cover gasket? Thanks
@fcpeuro How does the locking tab for the O2 sensors come off? I see 3 tabs.on my X3, no gray tabs on mine either?
This was a great video, thanks!!
Поменял прокладку клапанной крышки. Есть стук со стороны вакуумного насоса. Что это может быть?
My valve cover is really hard to get off. Any other suggestions?
I enjoyed the detail put into this DIY video buuuut.... you guys failed to mention how delicate you have to be with the fuel rail, slacken the injector hold downs, the exact procedure you have to follow for this step is extremely critical or you will damage one or more of the injector rail ends and have a fuel leak.
What is the difference between this and the cylinder head cover?
Just did this and now my car misfires. And I’m getting an error code. Any ideas why?
Thanks it was fantastic job keep going
Super video, thanks a lot.
Will the process work on the 2016 528i?
Yes same idea for all N20/N26 equipped vehicles!
Followed the steps. Car turns but doesn't start. Any suggestions?
Did you figure it iut
@@itsreamoI did... I ended up hitting the battery jump start post next to the engine on the left with my ratchet and it shorted out my "Distributor B+ Multifuse" which caused my car to not start.
There was no caution about this in the video and in fact, at one point in the video, that battery post was taped up with electrical tape. I'm assuming to prevent exactly what happened to me but nothing was said in the video about it.
@@streetlamp1337 wow man that is unfortunate, I hope you got it fixed and didn’t cause a huge headache and money
@@itsreamo Yea, I ended up buying the multifuse box for about $70 and it started up just fine after that. 👍
How many hours of labors is required to do the N20 valve cover gasket replacement ?
I would left the coil in so you don't drop nothing in them holes
Can you do a video where you replace a e60 engine