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2003 BMW 540i

2003 BMW 540i Oil Control Valves

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Genuine BMW Oil Control Valve, Located Behind Vanos Solenoid
Part Number: GXL11121706921
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$25.49
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  • 2003 BMW 540i All Submodels All Engines Located Behind Vanos Solenoid
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Quantity Sold : Sold individuallySeries : Genuine BMWWarranty : 24-month limited warranty
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Q:How about the non-Vanos  engine?
Ray L.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Ray, I suggest preparing the VIN number and call the dealership to ask for the OE number of the part you need so that we can cross-reference it with our parts. Show less
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