Rod
on Mon, Feb 17 at 01:23AM
if u can buy this pipe aluminum i would deff do so but genuine bmw fit just wish it wasnt plastic so ill be changing it again next time it cracks since its plastic next too a hot engine
Paul
on Mon, Feb 03 at 12:40AM
Fit perfect. It’s OEM and the price is not bad. This is a job that will not want to do often so OEM pipe is the way to go.
Moe
on Sat, Jan 04 at 01:22AM
Perfect fit
Yousuf
on Sun, Nov 03 at 02:41PM
It fits. Be prepared to have to fish out the narrow part with the two o rings of your old pipes cause it will break off inside the engine and you won't be able to install the new one until you remove it. I had to destroy mine with a screwdriver and hammer to get them out and then fish them out with a pick. Not sure if I would recommend that but it's what I had to do. And then depending on how long it's been broken you may have metal burrs inside that you'll have to file down so that you can fit in the new pipe, I had that problem with my second hard pipe that was leaking. Just make sure you're prepared for all of this when you start the job. My car has 203k miles, so mine may have been more far gone than others.
Dean
on Mon, May 13 at 11:12AM
Fit was good
John
on Mon, Jun 11 at 11:26AM
I changed this while removing my intake manifold because my CCV system was leaking. It fit perfectly and now I have piece of mind knowing it is new, and covered by FCP Euro's lifetime replacement guarantee.
Colin
on Sun, Jan 07 at 05:06PM
Often overlooked by previous owners, this is vital to keeping your car going. Fitting requires the intake manifold to be removed
Louis costello
on Wed, Oct 11 at 02:18PM
Oem part with perfect fitment
energizedmortal
on Wed, Nov 09 at 11:07AM
Excellent quality, goodbye coolant leak!