BMW Motorcycle Exhaust Gaskets

2000 BMW-Motorrad R 1100 RS

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Valve Seat Insert Exhaust Lead-Free

Part Number: 11122325742
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Other Names: Engine Valve Seat
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Seal And Gasket Set, Engine

Part Number: 11001255023
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Other Names: Engine Gasket Set
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Gasket Set, Cylinder Head Cover

Part Number: 11128520621
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Other Names: Engine Cylinder Head Gasket Set
$192.02

Rear Muffler

Part Number: 18127679350
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Other Names: Exhaust Muffler
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Hp Sports Muffler

Part Number: 18518404523
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Other Names: Exhaust Muffler
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Set Hp Front Silencer

Part Number: 77118526095
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Other Names: Exhaust Muffler
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Set Of Sport Mufflers

Part Number: 77118567781
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Other Names: Exhaust Muffler
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Everything You Need to Know About BMW Motorcycle Exhaust Gaskets

Exhaust gaskets might seem like just another part of your motorcycle. However, they're more important than you might think.

Typically made from either metal or temperature-tolerant fiber, and found between the exhaust port on the engine and the pipe running out of it, they're designed (given the right bolt torquing) to do more than just seal that connection. They're also built to withstand the extreme heat produced when the engine runs.

In short, they help to seal the engine's headers and direct hot gases out of it, through the exhaust system. This not only helps prevent exhaust leaks. It also helps keep that excess heat from melting parts and destroying your engine. Put even more simply, it helps make sure that the BMW bike you love performs at its peak.

Sadly, an exhaust gasket can wear out over time. Not only does this enable releasing harmful gases into the air. It can also put your motorcycle's engine at risk of damage -- and put you in the service bay at a BMW motorcycle dealer, on the hook for costly repairs. Fortunately, you can keep that from happening -- if you know what signs of gasket failure to look for.

How to Spot Faulty Exhaust Gaskets

Look (and listen) for:

  • Louder-than-usual exhaust noises
  • Poor engine performance
  • Worsening fuel economy
  • The smell of fuel around your bike

Notice any such symptoms, and you shouldn't take chances ignoring them. Inspect your exhaust. Then, swap out any trouble gaskets for OEM replacements double-time.

Why Buy OEM Exhaust Gaskets for a BMW Motorcycle vs. Aftermarket?

They're genuine BMW, designed specifically for your bike; you'll get the protective seal you need, fitment guaranteed. Plus, they won't void your factory warranty, like some aftermarket exhaust gaskets can.

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