Project 20: E30 Timing Belt Replacement

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•	BMW E30 (1984-91)
•	Timing Belts
•	Belt Tensioners/Parts
•	Camshaft Seal
•	Cam Flange O-Ring
•	Engine Belts
•	Radiator Hoses (6 Cylinder Cars)
•	Thermostat Hoses (6 Cylinder Cars)
•	Water Pump Hoses (6 Cylinder Cars)
•	Expansion Tank Hoses
•	Miscellaneous Water Hoses
•	Water Pumps
•	Thermostats (6 Cylinder Cars)
•	Thermostat Gaskets/O-Rings
•	Thermostat Housing Gaskets
•	Thermostat Housings and Parts

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BMW E30 (1984-91)

Thermostat Hoses (6 Cylinder Cars)

11-53-1-289-377-M253

Water Hose, Thermostat to Heater Valve/Outlet, 325/e/es (1984-87)
Brand: APA [More Info]

$3.50

11-53-1-289-377-M101

Water Hose, Thermostat to Heater Valve/Outlet, 325i/is/iC/iX (1987)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$9.00

13-54-1-705-568-M101

Water Hose, Thermostat Housing to Throttle Housing, 325/e/es/i/is (thru 08/87)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$6.25

11-53-1-718-982-M101

Water Hose, Thermostat to Water Pipe, 325/i/is/iC/iX (09/87-91)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$8.00

13-54-1-719-966-M101

Water Hose, Thermostat Housing to Throttle Housing, 325/e/i/is/iC,iX (09/87-91)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$7.75

Water Pump Hoses (6 Cylinder Cars)

11-53-1-287-651-M101

Water Hose, Water Pump to Thermostat Housing, 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-91)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$16.25

Expansion Tank Hoses

17-11-1-150-232-M21

Water Hose, Overflow for Expansion Tank, 318i/is/iC (1991), 325/e/es/i/is/iC (1984-91), M3 (1987-91)
Brand: Contitech [More Info]

$4.00

11-53-1-289-257-M101

Water Hose, Expansion Tank, 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-91)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$9.75

17-12-1-119-294-M101

Water Hose for Expansion Tank, 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-91)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$3.25

Miscellaneous Water Hoses

13-54-1-289-976-M101

Water Hose, Throttle Housing to Valve, 318i/is/iC (1991), 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-08/87)
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$6.50

13-54-1-719-967-M21

Water Hose, Throttle Housing Small Hose, 325/e/i/is/iC,iX (09/87-91)
Brand: Contitech [More Info]

$16.25

64-21-8-367-834-M101

Water Hose, for Additional Thermostat, E30 318i/iC, 318i M42, 325/e/es, 325i/is/iC/iX, M3, Each
Brand: Elaplast [More Info]

$3.00

Water Pumps

Is your BMW starting to run a little hot? Is it overheating while sitting at idle? It's possible you may need to replace your water pump. An easy way to check your water pump is to look underneath the car and check for water seepage out of the pump. This is an indication that water is leaking past the shaft bearings and that the pump is on its way out. Another way to check is to squeeze and hold the upper radiator hose for a few seconds (CAUTION: hose may be hot) while the car is running. If you feel no pressure building up, it is a sign that water is not circulating and the pump may be bad. Also, always remember to clean the mating surface between the block and water pump thoroughly, and use a silicone based sealer (RTV, etc..) when mounting the pump to the block.

Water Pump and Gasket, 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-8/87)

11-51-9-071-562-M52

Water Pump and Gasket, 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-8/87)
Brand: Graf [More Info]

$54.00

11-51-9-071-562-M59

Water Pump and Gasket, 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (1984-8/87)
Brand: Laso [More Info]

$65.00

11-51-9-070-759-M52

Water Pump and Gasket (uses metal impeller), 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (09/87-92)
Brand: Graf [More Info]

$53.75

11-51-9-070-759-M59

Water Pump and Gasket (uses plastic impeller), 325/e/es/i/is/iC/iX (09/87-92)
Brand: Laso [More Info]

$59.00

Thermostats (6 Cylinder Cars)

If you find that your car seems to be running really hot, and then suddenly cooling down, then you might need a new thermostat. The thermostat regulates the cooling system in order to maintain the proper operating temperature for the car. When it fails, the car can overheat, or go through sporadic cycles of running hot then cool. Always remember to replace the gaskets at the same time you replace the thermostat, to prevent any leaks.