Gates Engine Crankcase Breather Hose P/N:EMH369
Gates EMH250 left crankcase breather hose for the 2008-2014 BMW X6 V8 4.4L and other vehicles links the valve cover to the intake tube. Also sold as a crankcase vent hose, it belongs to the crankcase ventilation and emission control system.
A cracked, oil-soaked or loose breather hose can show up as oil seepage near the valve cover, a rough idle or a check engine light. Before you replace the hose, rule out other sources of those signs, such as a leaking valve cover gasket or a vacuum leak elsewhere on the intake.
This hose is listed for a wide range of BMW models, including the 2011-2013 BMW 550i V8 4.4L and the 2010-2013 BMW 550i GT V8 4.4L. Direct replacement gives an exact fit and easy installation. This listing is one left hose; the 2008-2014 BMW X6 V8 4.4L takes one on that side, and the right side is ordered separately.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One crankcase breather hose with a PCV valve. Mounting hardware and a protective sleeve are not included, so plan on new fasteners where the job calls for them.
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Will the Gates EMH250 hose fit a 2011-2013 BMW 550i V8 4.4L?
Yes. Gates EMH250 is listed for the 2011-2013 BMW 550i V8 4.4L and the 2008-2014 BMW X6 V8 4.4L. For another model, look up your car in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does this crankcase breather hose come with a PCV valve?
Yes. The Gates EMH250 includes a PCV valve. Mounting hardware and a protective sleeve are not included.
What are the inside diameters and length of this crankcase breather hose?
The hose has inside diameters of 16 mm (0.625 in) and 5 mm (0.187 in) and a centerline length of 267 mm (10.5 in). It has one branch and two quick-connect fittings.
Is the Gates EMH250 a left-side hose?
Yes. Its position is valve cover to intake tube, left side. This listing is one hose, and the right side is ordered separately.
How can I tell if a crankcase breather hose is worn?
With the engine off and cool, look for cracks, oil-soaked spots or a hose that is loose or collapsed. Oil seepage or a rough idle can also have other causes, so a shop can test further.
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