N54 Valve Cover Replacement Tutorial - E90 335i, E60 535i

N54 Valve Cover Replacement Tutorial for E90 335i, E60 535i
Is your BMW E90 335i or E60 535i experiencing oil leaks or other issues due to a worn-out valve cover? In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of replacing the valve cover on your N54 engine, restoring optimal performance and reliability to your beloved BMW.
In this step-by-step guide, we'll cover everything you need to know to tackle this job confidently, even if you're new to DIY automotive repairs. From removing the old valve cover to installing the new one with precision, we'll walk you through each stage of the process, highlighting essential tools, tips, and precautions along the way.
By following along with our detailed instructions, you'll not only save money on costly dealership or mechanic fees but also gain a deeper understanding of your vehicle's inner workings. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a novice looking to learn, this video is your go-to resource for N54 valve cover replacement on the BMW E90 335i and E60 535i models.
🛠️ Tools You'll Need:
- Socket set: E10, H6, 10mm, 11mm, 14mm
- Plastic Trim Tools/Clip Tools
- Torque wrench (mini)
- Gasket scraper
- Wrenches - 10mm, 14mm
- RTV silicone sealant (if required)
- Replacement valve cover gasket or new valve cover:
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Don't let a faulty valve cover dampen your driving experience. Join us as we take on this repair together and get your BMW back on the road with confidence.
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[@ypc-roc9563]

what type of 10 mm (brand) ?? i have a deep socket but it doesnt reach all the way to the bottom ive tried orileys and autozone still no luck

[@partsavatar]

We used a deep socket 10mm 3/8th drive! It was in a master craft set!

[@cosmos2382]

bad quality or bmw runs hot causes this?

[@partsavatar]

I’d probably say a mix of both. But the car does have 240k km so after that many heat cycles rubber does get brittle and hard. I’d say it’s more the plastic valve cover that warps on these

[@tonytalkstoomuch]

BMW things

[@stunttastic]

Beamer problemsss