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Notes: Cartridge type
- PRICE: 14.99
- Location:: Oil Filter
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Filter Media Material: Synthetic resin
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
2011 BMW 135i Oil Filter
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Notes: Cartridge type
- PRICE: 10.99
- Location:: Oil Filter
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
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Notes: Cartridge type
- PRICE: 19.99
- Location:: Oil Filter
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose and synthetic glass fiber blended media
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
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Notes: Twin turbo
- PRICE: 19.99
- Location:: Oil Filter
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Filtering Material: Synthetic fiber blend filter media
- Filter Style: Cartridge
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Notes: Pro GUARD HD.
- PRICE: 16.99
- Location:: Oil Filter
- Filter Media Material: NA
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
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- PRICE: 52.99
- Location:: Oil Filter
- Filter Media Material: NA
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
About
2011 BMW 135i Oil Filter
Explosions, intake, and wear can contaminate motor oil. That's where your 2011 BMW 135i oil filter comes in. As oil passes through the filter media, contaminants are left behind so clean oil can flow back to the engine. An old filter can cause dirty exhaust, overheating, and low oil pressure, so it's important to take care of this maintenance item quickly. Luckily, there's a replacement schedule in your owner's manual, which should always be followed. Shop our selection of replacement 2011 135i oil filters from trusted brands and pick the right one for your ride.
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