m42 help please!

[kansas-ix]

i need the parts that attach to #11 on the diagram that go to the block. Part numbers?
anybody have them on a parts car and want to overnight them for a good deal? I'm at 296.5k and need to get to 300k.
part numbers would be great i cant find them.
Thanks!

[kansas-ix]

anyone, it is my daily driver!

[Jordan]

I don't understand your question. You can't pull up the diagram in RealOEM yourself?

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=AF93&mospid=47305&btnr=11_1272&hg=11&fg=35

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=AF93&mospid=47305&btnr=13_0307&hg=13&fg=15

[kansas-ix]

i guess should just describe my problem i drove the car 30miles at 90-110mph this morning get out of the car smell burnt oil pop the hood to source the issue and find part 11 and the parts that go towards the block from 11 coated in oil, i checked oil level and it was full to mark but not over car was hot though, then drove 1hr on highway again but this time at 77mph, and got to next stop popped hood immediately no oil smell, degreased oil off parts and pressure washed and drove all day in town then drove home 1hr 15min, at 75mph got home no oil residue on the parts,
So whats the issue i also have noticed a drop in mpg. yesterday and today clocked 22mpg. usual 27mpg as you know.
i have added some oil as i do drive the car hard on the highway 100 everyday i can and wonder if there is now too much oil? or head gasket starting to go?
Also i thought breather hose connected to block (oil) not coolant?

as #11 in first diagram goes to #17 correct and then to coolant system the leak i'm getting under pressure must come from somewhere else and that is where the oil is collecting?
maybe the ol car is just telling me to stay under 80mph if i want it to keep running lol

[dude8383]

Oh man, I wish I could pull up the list...BUT you can check out m42club.com, I know that this question has been asked before!

[Hick]

IIRC that connects to the intake bellows

[2002maniac]

17 and 25 have both coolant and vac hosses running through them. Seperate. The breather is not connected to the coolant.