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Genuine BMW 325i Timing Chain

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  • Diagram for BMW 325i Timing Chain - 11318648732
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    BMW 325i Timing Chain

    Part Number: 11318648732
    $83.32 MSRP: $128.80
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    • Replaces: 11-31-7-516-074, 11-31-7-584-084
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2006 BMW 325i | Sedan(E90)
  • Diagram for BMW 325i Timing Chain - 11311432177
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    BMW 325i Upper Engine Timing Chain

    Part Number: 11311432177
    $37.97 MSRP: $57.72
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    • Other Name: Timing Chain; Camshaft Chain
    • Position: Upper
    • Replaces: 11-31-1-730-188
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2001-2005 BMW 325i | Sedan M54 Engine(E46), Sedan M56 Engine(E46), Sedan(E46), Wagon M54 Engine(E46), Wagon M56 Engine(E46), Wagon(E46)
    • 1992-1995 BMW 325i | Convertible(E36), Sedan(E36)
  • Diagram for BMW 325i Timing Chain - 11311432176
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    BMW 325i Engine Timing Chain

    Part Number: 11311432176
    $65.16 MSRP: $99.07
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    • Other Name: Timing Chain; Secondary Chain
    • Replaces: 11-31-1-730-189
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2001-2005 BMW 325i | Sedan M54 Engine(E46), Sedan M56 Engine(E46), Sedan(E46), Wagon M54 Engine(E46), Wagon M56 Engine(E46), Wagon(E46)
    • 1992-1995 BMW 325i | Convertible(E36), Sedan(E36)
  • Diagram for BMW 325i Timing Chain - 11417576915
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    BMW 325i Chain

    Part Number: 11417576915
    $29.28 MSRP: $30.82
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    Product Specifications
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2001-2005 BMW 325i | Sedan M54 Engine(E46), Sedan M56 Engine(E46), Sedan(E46), Wagon M54 Engine(E46), Wagon M56 Engine(E46), Wagon(E46)
    • 1992-1995 BMW 325i | Convertible(E36), Sedan(E36)
  • Diagram for BMW 325i Timing Chain - 11417584079
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    BMW 325i Chain

    Part Number: 11417584079
    $77.15 MSRP: $119.26
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    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Chain Guide, Timing Chain
    • Replaces: 11-41-7-516-132
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2006 BMW 325i | Sedan(E90)

BMW 325i Timing Chain

The BMW 325i Timing Chain synchronizes crankshaft and camshaft rotation so the four stroke cycle stays perfectly timed. Built from durable steel links on sprockets, this Timing Chain outlasts rubber belts yet still relies on clean, correctly viscous oil to prevent accelerated wear. Over time BMW fitted many 325i engines with a single row Timing Chain and others with a stronger double row, which adds parallel links for greater load capacity and reduced stretch. The double row's extra surface area makes it better for high revs, while the single row saves weight and suits everyday driving, but both depend on accurately aligned sprocket marks. If guides or tensioners fade, timing can wander a few degrees, causing power loss, rough running, and the classic front end rattle drivers notice on a 325i. Renewing chain, sprockets, guides, and tensioner together restores precise valve events and brings back the quiet, smooth pull expected from a BMW motor. Drivers can also use multi keyway or slotted sprockets to fine tune cam events without replacing the robust Timing Chain, tailoring torque or top end power. With proper oil and timely service a BMW 325i Timing Chain can last for hundreds of thousands of miles.

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BMW 325i Timing Chain Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q:
    How to remove, install and adjust the timing chain in 2.0L four cylinder engine on BMW 325i?
    Posted by Konstantin B.
    A:
    To start removing the timing system, a complex procedure should be carried out. That is, begin by taking away spark plugs and valve cover. Subsequently, remove crankshaft pulley, crankshaft front oil seal, drivebelt and oil pan. Make sure that the engine is at TDC No 1 cylinder and press back the chain tensioner using a special tool to lock it for oil pump drive chain. Locking tools are used for automatic or manual tranny models to keep Flywheel from rotating and preventing crankshaft turning. Take out the centre bolt of the crankshaft and after this remove intake plus exhaust camshafts VANOS adjusting units. Turbocharger wastegate vacuum unit bolts and timing chain tensioner must be removed. Remove Allen-head plugs on the crankshaft pulley hub in order to free it up for extraction along with timing chain module guides Torx screws have to be taken put of place as well. Unscrew M7 (or M8 on some engines) bolts holding timing chain module to cylinder head and lift off module with chain and sprocket together. Note its orientation, detach if required from sprocket at this stage itself by positioning piston No 1 at TDC whilst counterbalance shaft gets locked up again through use of a special tool during installation stage Collar must face towards side of crankshaft where sprocket will be located when meshed with collar Lower into position so that timing chain with module can then be hung down over this end onto which new hub-retaining bolt has already been inserted Then torque down center bolt of hub while carefully locking flywheel against rotation or prevention Rotate engine two full revolutions clockwise: check that flywheel can still occupy positions Meanwhile just reverse procedure replacing gaskets seals aluminum bolts tighten all fasteners according to specified torque values fit drive belt.
    Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Adrian / Jun 02, 2026

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