Original BMW S55 3.0-Liter Oil Pan for F80 M3, F82/F83 M4, and F87 M2 Competition (2015–2021)

Fitted to the S55 3.0-liter engine, Original BMW oil pan 11-13-7-854-463 forms the lower cover of the engine on the BMW M2 Competition, F80 M3, and F82 and F83 M4. It holds the engine oil in reserve until the oil pump needs it. BMW gives its weight as 4.4 kg (9.8 lb) and shows production starting in September 2014. The pan is sold as a single piece. An oil pan is sealed to the block with a gasket or liquid sealant, and engine vibration and aging of that seal can lead to leaks at the mounting face.

Original BMW Parts carry a 24-month parts warranty.

This number replaced 11-13-7-847-198, and BMW marks the change as exchangeable retrospectively, so it suits cars that left the factory with the earlier pan. BMW's parts data ties it to the S55 across the F87 M2 Competition, the F80 M3 before and after its facelift, and the F82 coupe and F83 convertible M4 in both pre- and post-facelift production.

Technical Details

• Manufacturer: BMW, Original BMW part
• Part number: 11-13-7-854-463
• BMW part name: oil pan
• Engine: S55, 3.0-liter
• Chassis: F80, F82, F83, and F87
• Weight: 4.4 kg (9.8 lb)
• Production start: September 2014
• Replaces 11-13-7-847-198, exchangeable retrospectively
• Sold as: one piece
• Warranty: 24 months

Installation & Tuning Notes

Clean the mating surfaces of the pan and the engine block thoroughly before fitting, since even a small amount of dirt can keep the seal from holding. Tighten the pan to BMW's torque specification, because over-tightening and under-tightening can both let the gasket or sealant fail and leak.

Common Questions

How do oil pans usually get damaged?
Road debris hitting the pan is the common cause. A hit can dent it so the oil pump cannot pick up oil properly, or knock it out of flush with the block and start a leak.

What else can make an oil pan leak?
A stripped drain port is another cause. The pan's threaded drain port takes the drain plug at every oil change, and damaged threads can let oil seep out.

Fitment & Compatibility

Use the fitment table below to confirm year, make, model, submodel, and any notes tied to your exact vehicle. Pay close attention to engine, chassis, position, and option-specific details before ordering. With over 20 years of parts and fitment experience, PMB Performance can match this to your VIN.