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  • BMW 325i Vacuum Pump - 11667519457
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    BMW 325i Vacuum Pump

    Part Number: 11667519457
    $524.67 MSRP: $730.77
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    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2006 BMW 325i | Sedan(E90)

BMW 325i Vacuum Pump

The BMW 325i Vacuum Pump provides necessary vacuum to the power brake booster and the HVAC actuators to allow drivers to stop smoothly and experience responsive climate controls. This Vacuum Pump, belt or camshaft driven, fills the void left by diesel engines with little manifold vacuum, creating up to 12 psi of negative pressure for brake assist, emission valves, turbo control, and systems. Early 325i models were built on a reciprocating diaphragm or piston style Vacuum Pump. Later versions were changed to a rotary vane layout mounted on the camshaft to provide a steadier output as well as constant lubrication from engine oil. Some BMW cars even couple the vane unit with a fuel pump in a tandem construction or use an electric Vacuum Pump instead of mechanical drive to save engine power, but the function remains the same. Key contrasts include internal motion. Diaphragms move back and forth and can wear out their seals while vane rotors spin, which allows for quieter operation as well as greater flow. No matter what style you choose, a good Vacuum Pump ensures that the BMW braking light and cabin controls remain sharp. After engine work, owners should check on the pump to avoid hard pedals or weak vents in their BMW 325i and ensure that every trip of the 325i is safe and goes smoothly.

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BMW 325i Vacuum Pump Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q:
    How to remove and replace the vacuum pump on BMW 325i?
    Posted by Jorge N.
    A:
    The 3.0L models utilize a vacuum pump on the left side of the cylinder block, driven by a chain from the crankshaft sprocket, due to the Valvetronic system. To replace it, remove the drivebelt, tensioner, vacuum pump cover, and intake manifold. Rotate the crankshaft pulley bolt until the vacuum pump sprocket holes align with mounting bolts. Secure the sprocket, loosen the retaining bolt and pump bolts. Push the chain tensioner right and lock it. Unscrew the bolts, replace the pump, and use a new gasket. Reverse the process to install.For 2.0L models, the vacuum pump is at the rear of the valve cover, driven by the exhaust camshaft. Remove engine covers, trailing link, and sound insulation cover. Disconnect the vacuum line and battery cable. Remove the turbocharger vacuum line screw and disconnect the line to the control unit. Unscrew and pull off the pump. Replace the O-ring if needed, lubricate, and re-install by rotating and pushing into the camshaft gear. Secure with screws and reverse the steps for the rest.
    Answered by BMW Parts Specialist Tony / Jan 26, 2026

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