Will this fit my BMW?

Check your engine's oil pan gasket part number against the OE numbers listed, such as 11131437237 or 11131720519. The listing covers many six-cylinder E36, E46, E39 and E34 models, but fitment is by part number, not by model year alone.

An elastomer sealing layer bonded to a steel carrier. It has 25 bolt holes and is 0.03 in thick.

Does it come with pan bolts?

No. The gasket is the only part listed, so reuse your existing bolts or source new ones separately.

Is it a genuine BMW part?

No. It is a Rareelectrical replacement that cross-references the BMW OE part numbers listed.

Do I need sealant with it?

A steel-carrier gasket like this is normally fitted dry. Follow the torque sequence in your BMW service manual for the pan bolts.

Where is the New Elastomer Steel Oil Pan Gasket cheapest?

At Walmart, for $71.71, as of our latest check.

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New Elastomer Steel Oil Pan Gasket

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Our take on the New Elastomer Steel Oil Pan Gasket

This is a replacement oil pan gasket for a long list of BMW six-cylinder engines, from the early 1990s E36 and E34 up through the E46 and E39. It is a molded elastomer-and-steel gasket with 25 bolt holes, matching the OE part numbers it lists. That makes it a direct-fit alternative to the dealer gasket for anyone resealing a leaking pan. The steel carrier holds the shape and the elastomer does the sealing, which is the same construction BMW used originally.

Best forBMW six-cylinder owners with a leaking oil panE36, E46, E39 and E34 DIY mechanicsShops doing an OE-style reseal

Pros

Elastomer over a steel carrier, like the original gasket
25 bolt holes match the OE pan pattern
Direct fit for the listed BMW part numbers
Covers many six-cylinder models across several generations
Thin 0.03 in profile keeps the pan seated correctly

Cons

Fit depends on matching your part number, not your model year alone
No hardware included, so pan bolts must be reused or bought separately
Only for the six-cylinder applications listed

New Elastomer Steel Oil Pan Gasket prices at every store

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About the New Elastomer Steel Oil Pan Gasket

This is an oil pan gasket for BMW six-cylinder gas engines. It is made of elastomer and steel and is meant as a direct-fit, OE replacement part.

The gasket is 0.03 in. thick and has 25 bolt holes. It fits various applications by part number, so check your part number to confirm fitment.

Brand: Rareelectrical
Product type: Oil pan gasket
Material: Elastomer and steel
Fit: Direct fit
Recommended use: OE replacement
Bolt holes: 25
Thickness: 0.03 in.
Part number: CFW83423978
OEM interchange: 11131437237, 11131720519, 11131738199, 11139065875, 11341437237, 1433460, 1738199, 9065875
Compatibility: BMW 320i 1992-1995 (2.0L) and 2001-2005 (2.2L); 323i 1998-2000; 323is 1998-1999; 323Ci 2000; 325i 1992-1995; 328i 1996-2000; 328is 1996-1999; 328Ci 2000; 330i 2001-2005; 330i M 2005; 330xi 2001-2004;
Engines: 6 cylinder, naturally aspirated, gas; 2.0L, 2.2L, 2.5L, 2.8L, 3.0L and 3.2L, depending on model
Drivetrain: RWD; AWD on the 330xi

Questions and answers

Will this fit my BMW?: Check your engine's oil pan gasket part number against the OE numbers listed, such as 11131437237 or 11131720519. The listing covers many six-cylinder E36, E46, E39 and E34 models, but fitment is by part number, not by model year alone.
What is it made of?: An elastomer sealing layer bonded to a steel carrier. It has 25 bolt holes and is 0.03 in thick.
Does it come with pan bolts?: No. The gasket is the only part listed, so reuse your existing bolts or source new ones separately.
Is it a genuine BMW part?: No. It is a Rareelectrical replacement that cross-references the BMW OE part numbers listed.
Do I need sealant with it?: A steel-carrier gasket like this is normally fitted dry. Follow the torque sequence in your BMW service manual for the pan bolts.
Where is the New Elastomer Steel Oil Pan Gasket cheapest?: At Walmart, for $71.71, as of our latest check.