imoorad
on Thu, Nov 03 at 10:54AM
perfect fit on a 1993 BMW 325is (production 07/1993). no more leaks from the pan. change pan bolts if you do this gasket replacement.
Lukas
on Sun, Jul 31 at 03:29AM
Oil pan gasket... hopefully I have to never again do it. Was a huge PITA.
Get the Harbor Freight Engine Support. Use one of their 20% off coupons and it'll be about $54, not including tax. I had it on my car almost a week since my engine mount went out when I lowered the subframe.
If you need to replace your motor mounts, go with the solid rubber Febi mounts. No worry about hydraulic oil/fluid leaking/breaking the mounts. They're supposed to be far more durable. Some say they cause more engine vibrations but I've felt no difference between the solid rubber and the previous factory hydraulic motor mounts. Oh, and they're about $24 each. Almost half the price of the hydraulic ones which were about $41 each.
Luke
on Tue, Mar 15 at 12:10AM
Finally got rid of the dreaded oil pan leak
Henry Figueroa
on Sun, Aug 30 at 11:16PM
Bought this OEM Gasket and installed it because my old one was failing and I had a pretty big oil leak. When I removed the old one I found out it was hardened in some spots. Put this new one on as well as Non-hardening RTV on the four joints on the engine block. And now I no longer have a leak from my oil pan. If you do it yourself DO NOT forget to add the RTV. You will regret it. I'm glad I came to FCP for this. It's the cheapest one out there.
Tony
on Sun, Jul 26 at 08:32PM
It fits right in. Perfect.
Clayton L.
on Wed, Oct 08 at 01:24PM
Bought the OE brand since this job is not one you will want to do twice. Excellent fit and no leaks.
Genaro Q. Bimbo
on Wed, Sep 03 at 03:26AM
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