:sparkles:The stock oil filter housing cap on BMWs can split and cause oil pressure problems.
:wrench:Aluminum aftermarket parts provide a more durable and reliable solution.
:warning:Missing or damaged oil filter cages can lead to engine issues and misfires.
:moneybag:Upgrading to an aluminum cap and cage can improve engine performance and prevent costly repairs.
:gear:Regularly checking and replacing oil filter components is essential for maintaining BMW performance.
Why is the oil filter housing cap critical for BMWs?
—The cap with its cage serves as a support, pressure relief valve, and oil filter holder. Without it, oil pressure issues and engine damage can occur.
Can I use an aftermarket aluminum cap with an OEM oil filter?
—Yes, the aftermarket aluminum cap is designed to be compatible with OEM oil filters and provides a more durable alternative.
What are the signs of a missing or damaged oil filter cage?
—Common signs include vanos codes, rough engine start, and oil pressure-related issues. It's important to check and replace the cage if necessary.
Will upgrading to an aluminum cap and cage void the warranty?
—Aftermarket upgrades should not void the warranty as long as they are installed correctly and do not cause any damage to the vehicle.
How often should I check and replace the oil filter components?
—It's recommended to check the oil filter components during each oil change and replace them if they show any signs of wear or damage.
00:00The video introduces the topic of a critical part missing from BMWs.
01:24The stock oil filter housing cap can split and cause issues.
02:10An aftermarket aluminum cap provides a more durable solution.
03:32The missing oil filter cage can lead to engine problems.
06:20Upgrading to an aluminum cap and cage improves engine performance.
07:44The video demonstrates the installation of the aluminum cap and cage.
08:55Regularly checking and replacing oil filter components is essential for maintaining BMW performance.
