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Old 06-16-2008, 06:18 PM   #4 (permalink)
johnnybayonne
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I have a 2001 520I Petrol - Auto. After driving for about 15 mins and only when I slow down or stop a buring smell and sometimes smoke come through the middle heater vents. It smells like buring oil. No signs of leakage. Any advise on what it migh be or how to fix
Hi! HANDJ, I had the same problem about 3 months ago, & I found a small amount of seepage of engine oil coming from the back of the valve cover right onto the exhaust manifold, burning very close to the firewall. Which is where the vents are located! Replaced the valve cover gasket & the problem was solved.....
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