Where to Buy E46 Valve Covers

There’s probably over 500,000 E46s on the road today, and due to the historical problems E46 engines have with valve cover gasket leaks, many BMW owners replace their VC. Luckily, there’s no shortage of places of where to buy E46 valve covers.

In this article, I’m going to try to pull a list of places where you can purchase yours affordably and with peace of mind. I also want to point out I don’t get paid to post any of these sources. I really don’t care with route you take to buy your new/used E46 valve cover.

Where to Buy E46 Valve Covers

where to buy e46 valve cover

First of they’ve been in business since 1979. They’re located in Phoenix, AZ. Currently it looks like the 11127512839 is retailing for $399, but it’s on sale for $383. It’s not a bad price, but it’s not the most competitive price, compared to other eCommerce stores.

 

Where to Buy E46 Valve Covers

Another good company that’s been part of the BMW since 1974, and it’s still run by the same three owners. Although they’re not competitive with based on the product page, they have a best price guaranteed policy, whereIf you find the same product advertised at a lower price, you can call them or email them and they’ll match that price.
Where to Buy E46 Valve Cover
ECS Tuning has a very long list of brands from A to Z they offer. Also, with over 5400+ part numbers for an E46, you can be sure they got you covered (get it, covered). They have the 11 12 7 512 839, and the 11 12 1 432 928.
Where to Buy E46 Valve Cover
One of the more newer companies of the whole bunch, but very well respected in the BMW racing community. They specialize in BMW high performance street car upgrades, and they’re dedicated in providing you with the best quality performance parts and accessories for your high performance BMW.
Where to Buy E46 Valve Cover

FCP Euro
FCP Euro has a great inventory of E46 parts, including other European models. Their lifetime replacement warranty is probably one of if not the best warranties out there. If you’re a DIYer, their Youtube channel has over 100 videos that help you on your weekend projects.