Engine Crankcase Vent Exhaust Intake Manifold Valve Cover For BMW 750iL 850Ci
Engine Crankcase Vent Exhaust Intake Manifold Valve Cover For BMW 750iL 850Ci
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Engine Crankcase Vent Exhaust Intake Manifold Valve Cover for BMW 750iL 850Ci
This engine crankcase vent and intake manifold valve cover assembly manages crankcase pressure and routes blow-by gases back into the intake on BMW 750iL and 850Ci models, keeping the engine bay sealed and the airflow path clean.
Overview
This crankcase vent exhaust intake manifold valve cover for BMW 750iL and 850Ci is a replacement engine component that helps control crankcase ventilation and seal the valve cover area against oil seepage. It serves owners dealing with worn or leaking original vent and cover hardware on these V12 engines. The assembly keeps the crankcase vent path intact so the engine breathes and runs as intended.
Built For Performance
- Seals the valve cover area against oil mist and seepage
- Routes crankcase blow-by gases back toward the intake
- Helps maintain stable crankcase pressure at operating temperature
- Built to withstand repeated heat cycling in the engine bay
- Direct-fit replacement for the original vent and cover assembly
Fits These Machines
- for BMW 750iL
- for BMW 850Ci
On-The-Job Use
- Restoring a leak-free valve cover on a high-mileage V12
- Replacing cracked or obstructed crankcase vent components
- Routine engine bay refresh during intake manifold service
- Curing oil mist buildup around the valve cover
Specs At A Glance
| Component Type | Crankcase vent and intake manifold valve cover |
| Vehicle Fitment | for BMW 750iL and 850Ci |
| Installation | Direct replacement, bolt-on |
| Material | Heat-resistant engine-grade construction |
Good To Know
Q: Do I need new gaskets with this valve cover? A: Fresh gaskets are recommended whenever the cover is removed so the seal seats cleanly. Reusing old gaskets can lead to oil leaks shortly after installation.
Q: Why does crankcase vent hardware matter? A: A restricted or leaking vent path can cause oil mist, rough running, and pressure buildup. Replacing worn hardware restores proper ventilation.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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