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How much does a Valve Cover Replacement cost?

On average, the cost for a BMW 528i Valve Cover Replacement is $909 with $596 for parts and $313 for labor. Prices may vary depending on your location.

CarServiceEstimateShop/Dealer Price
2013 BMW 528iL4-2.0L TurboService typeValve Cover ReplacementEstimate$1593.75Shop/Dealer Price$1952.82 - $2892.23
2011 BMW 528iL6-3.0LService typeValve Cover ReplacementEstimate$1749.21Shop/Dealer Price$2166.00 - $3286.20
2012 BMW 528iL4-2.0L TurboService typeValve Cover ReplacementEstimate$1523.75Shop/Dealer Price$1882.92 - $2822.40
2008 BMW 528iL6-3.0LService typeValve Cover ReplacementEstimate$1815.70Shop/Dealer Price$2244.60 - $3373.88
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What is the Valve Cover all about?

Valve Cover – also called a rocker cover – is a vital component of the engine; it’s a plastic or metal component that is bolted to the top of the cylinder head. The gap between the valve cover and the cylinder head is sealed by a valve cover gasket. The whole setup keeps oil inside the engine, which is important to the engine’s overall health and performance.

Keep in mind:

  • Your valve cover gasket and seals will naturally break down over time.
  • The majority of today's valve cover gaskets and seals last up to 60,000 miles provided that oil changes aren't delayed.
  • When a check engine light on it might mean there's an oil leak in the valve cover gasket, hence oil may have caused damage to your ignition.

How it's done:

  • Open the hood and take off the engine cover.
  • Remove valve cover bolts.
  • Check your manual's recommended torque sequence.
  • Part of the valve cover can be sealed by silicone RTV; if so remove silicone RTV entirely.
  • Perform this procedure backwards.
  • Finish the repair with a test drive and check your oil dipstick to ensure appropriate oil level.

What common symptoms indicate you may need to replace the Valve Cover?

  • Engine runs rough or unevenly
  • A decrease in your engine's horse power
  • The smell of burning oil
  • Dirt on your valve cover
  • Oil dripping under the vehicles

How important is this service?

Loose or broken valve covers cause oil to leak out and it's a vital service to avoid extreme engine wear. Without enough oil, there’s excess friction between the fast moving parts and significant break down of parts, leading to potentially expensive damage.

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Charles

26 years of experience
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Charles
26 years of experience
528i 2015 - Oil Change - Los Angeles, CA
Very professional and nice. I recommend him wholeheartedly for any job ✨✨

Simon

5 years of experience
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Simon
5 years of experience
528i 2009 - Brake System Flush - Jacksonville, FL
Great mechanic. Very detailed oriented and willing to answer questions. Very clean and left the engine compartment clean. Will definitely use again. Thank you Simon

Bill

30 years of experience
52 reviews
Bill
30 years of experience
528i 2000 - Speedometer is not working - Denver, CO
Bill arrived on time, Great communicator, It was easy to explain what was going on, Bill checked everything above and beyond to fix problem. Great service, very knowledgeable and professional.

Shawn

10 years of experience
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Shawn
10 years of experience
528i 1999 - Car is not starting - Norristown, PA
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