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BMW 11141436720 Timing Case Cover Bottom

1997-2006 BMW 11-14-1-436-720

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  • Part Description
    Timing case cover, bottom
  • Position
    Bottom
  • Manufacturer
    BMW
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  • Product Specifications

    BrandGenuine BMW
    Manufacturer Part Number11141436720
    Part DescriptionTiming case cover, bottom
    Other NamesFront Cover, Lower Timing Cover, Timing Cover
    Item Weight1.70 Pounds
    PositionBottom
    ConditionNew
    Fitment TypeDirect Replacement
    ManufacturerBMW
    SKU11141436720
    WarrantyThis genuine BMW part is guaranteed by BMW's factory warranty.
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  • Vehicle Fitment

    Year Make Model Submodel
    2001-2005 BMW 320iSedan(E46)
    2000 BMW 323CiConvertible(E46), Coupe(E46)
    1999-2000 BMW 323iSedan(E46), Wagon(E46)
    2001-2006 BMW 325CiConvertible(E46), Coupe M54 Engine(E46), Coupe M56 Engine(E46), Coupe(E46)
    2001-2005 BMW 325iSedan M54 Engine(E46), Sedan M56 Engine(E46), Sedan(E46), Wagon M54 Engine(E46), Wagon M56 Engine(E46), Wagon(E46)
    2001-2005 BMW 325xiSedan(E46), Wagon(E46)
    2000 BMW 328CiCoupe(E46)
    1999-2000 BMW 328iSedan(E46)
    2001-2006 BMW 330CiConvertible(E46), Coupe(E46)
    2001-2005 BMW 330iSedan(E46)
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  • Customer Questions & Expert Answers

    Q:
    Does PN fit the VIN? Posted by BMWPartsDeal Specialist
    A:
    You can Select Your Vehicle to check if 11141436720 fits your vehicle.
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    Q:
    How to remove and reinstall the timing cover on BMW Z4? Posted by Customer
    A:
    New timing cover gaskets and a new crankshaft front oil seal will be required on installation, with RTV sealant needed at the joint where the cover meets the cylinder head/engine block. Begin by disconnecting the cable from the negative terminal of the battery, then drain the cooling system. Remove the valve cover, drivebelts, thermostat, crankshaft pulley/damper and hub, and oil pan. Unscrew the bolts to remove the drivebelt tensioner, then hold the water pump pulley with a strap wrench to unscrew and withdraw it. Drive out the two cover dowels from the timing cover towards the rear of the engine using a pin-punch. Remove the VANOS adjustment unit for access to the timing cover-to-cylinder head bolts, then unscrew and lift the three bolts from the cylinder head, noting that one also secures the secondary timing chain guide. Unscrew the timing cover-to-engine block bolts and withdraw the cover, removing the gaskets. For installation, remove the oil seal from the timing cover and thoroughly clean the mating faces. Install a new oil seal using a large socket or block of wood, then drive the cover dowels into position so they protrude from the rear face of the cover by approximately 2.0 to 3.0 mm. Position new gaskets on the cover, securing them with a little grease, and apply RTV sealant to the cylinder head/engine block joint where the timing cover contacts the cylinder head gasket. Lift the cover into position, ensuring the gaskets stay in place and the dowels engage with the engine block, then install the cover retaining bolts and tighten them finger-tight. Drive in the cover dowels until flush with the outer face of the cover and progressively tighten the retaining bolts to the specified torque, remembering the three cylinder head-to-cover bolts. Reinstall the VANOS adjustment unit, crankshaft damper/pulley hub and damper/pulley, and complete the installation by reversing the removal steps, ensuring the drivebelt hydraulic tensioner strut is installed correctly with the TOPIOBEN arrow pointing upwards, followed by installing the drivebelts, thermostat and housing, valve cover, and oil pan. Finally, refill the cooling system.
    Posted by BMWPartsDeal Specialist
    Q:
    How to remove and install the Timing Cover on BMW X5? Posted by Customer
    A:
    Disconnect the negative battery cable, ensuring to read the battery disconnection cautions beforehand. Remove the upper engine cover and air filter housing, then use BMW special tools to loosen and remove the cooling fan and clutch from the coolant pump, noting that the 32 mm cooling fan nut has left-hand threads. Remove the fan cowl from the radiator, and with the engine fully cooled, take off both cylinder head covers and remove the spark plugs, plugging the bores to prevent debris from entering the engine. Loosen and remove the primary timing chain tensioner from the right upper Timing Cover, raise the car safely, and remove the lower engine cover. Drain the engine coolant, catching any dripping coolant with shop towels to avoid contamination of accessory belts. Detach the coolant hoses from the coolant pump and thermostat assembly, and working at the left upper Timing Cover, remove the left camshaft sensor and left VANOS solenoid, ensuring to catch any dripping oil. Use a deep socket to remove the left VANOS solenoid and set it aside, then repeat the process for the right camshaft sensor and right VANOS solenoid. Detach the air duct to the secondary air injection check valve, remove the manifold mounting bolts, and lift out the manifold. Unbolt the dipstick tube and remove both upper Timing Covers. For installation, clean the gasket residue from the upper Timing Covers and cylinder head covers, applying sealant to the joints. Install the left Timing Cover with a new gasket, tightening the fasteners finger tight, and use a spacer tool in place of the left cylinder head cover gasket. Tighten the left cylinder head cover fasteners uniformly, then reinstall the cover using new gaskets and additional sealant at the half-moon cutout corners. Replace the sealing O-ring in the right cylinder head, apply sealant to the joints, and position the right upper Timing Cover with a new gasket, tightening the fasteners finger tight. Use a spacer tool for the right cylinder head cover gasket, install the cover, and tighten the fasteners uniformly. Reinstall the cylinder head cover with new gaskets and additional sealant, then reinstall the VANOS solenoids, clean the sealing surfaces, lightly oil the sealing lip, and reattach the electrical harness. Reinstall the left and right camshaft sensors, install the primary timing chain tensioner with a new sealing washer, and complete the installation in reverse order of removal, ensuring to use new sealing O-rings for the secondary air injection manifold and reattach the cooling system hoses before filling and bleeding the cooling system.
    Posted by BMWPartsDeal Specialist
    Q:
    How do you proceed with the removal of the timing cover for the 1997 BMW Z3? Posted by Customer
    A:
    Loosen the oil pan bolts and remove the front pan bolts that go into the timing cover. Use a thin blade to loosen the oil pan gasket. Remove the bolts holding the timing cover and lift it off the engine.
    Posted by BMWPartsDeal Specialist
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