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Gates Engine Oil Pump Control Solenoid for 2012-07 BMW X3 3.0L - VVS386

Gates Engine Oil Pump Control Solenoid for 2012-07 BMW X3 3.0L - VVS386

Regular price $195.99 USD
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Specifications Brand: Gates Manufacturer Part Number: VVS386 Product Number: 74731386 Product Type: Engine Oil Pump Control Solenoid Terminal Quantity: 1 Terminal Type: Blade Connector Gender: Male Length: 94 mm O-Ring...
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Specifications

  • Brand: Gates
  • Manufacturer Part Number: VVS386
  • Product Number: 74731386
  • Product Type: Engine Oil Pump Control Solenoid
  • Terminal Quantity: 1
  • Terminal Type: Blade
  • Connector Gender: Male
  • Length: 94 mm
  • O-Ring Included: Yes
  • Quantity: 1
  • UPC: 00770075866411
  • Weight: 0.27 lb
  • Featured Vehicle Application: 2012-07 BMW, X3, 6-Cyl. 3.0 L

About Gates Oil Pump Control Solenoids

Gates engine oil pump control solenoids regulate the oil pump’s control circuit, helping the lubrication system adjust its output to changing engine operating conditions. The solenoid responds to engine-management commands to control the hydraulic action used by the variable oil pump. Correct operation supports appropriate oil delivery to lubricated engine components as speed, temperature, and load change. Gates replacement solenoids provide an application-specific solution for restoring the oil-control function when the original component becomes restricted, damaged, or electrically inoperative.

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