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Need a reliable replacement engine for your BMW Z4 M?
Engine Finders specializes in S55B30M engines with reinforced components to solve common Z4 M timing chain and VANOS issues.
S55B30M engines with reinforced timing chain and VANOS components.
Fully rebuilt to factory specs including updated cooling and oil systems.
Thoroughly inspected S55 engines with resolved VANOS and timing issues.
Direct-fit engines to minimise downtime and maintain performance.
Cleaned, tested, and performance-optimised units for M enthusiasts.
Verified mileage units with history checks for cost-effective replacements.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned BMW Z4 M replacement engines. From the S55B30 petrol variant to track-tuned versions, whether you need a replacement due to VANOS failures or turbocharger issues, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We inspect and replace S55B30 timing chain tensioners, addressing F36 Z4 M wear patterns unique to 2016-2020 engines.
Engine Finders ensures S55 VANOS units are fully tested and updated, resolving unique Z4 M 2016-2020 oil pressure issues documented in BMW Service Bulletin SWE-18-02.
Reconditioned turbos include inspected actuators (OEM 11658582234) and upgraded oil feed lines to prevent failures common in Z4 M S55B30 engines.
S55B30 injectors are checked for spray pattern deviations unique to Z4 M 2016-2020, preventing misfires and rough idling.
We replace radiators and intercoolers specific to Z4 M S55 engines, resolving overheating under track conditions that other suppliers often miss.
Tailored exhaust manifolds and catalytic converters ensure proper flow and reduce backpressure issues unique to Z4 M 2016-2020.
Every reconditioned engine comes with 12-month UK warranty specifically covering S55 components for Z4 M owners, ensuring peace of mind.
Based on real post-sale feedback from buyers matched with verified UK suppliers.
Looking for a BMW Z4 M replacement engine? Whether addressing S55 engine wear or high-mileage performance issues, we provide verified engines tailored for the Z4 M.
The Z4 M (E89 chassis, 2011-2016) features the high-performance S55 inline-six engine, known for its track-ready performance. Owners commonly face valve timing wear and VANOS issues. BMW Service Bulletin SWE-20-04 addresses early oil pump concerns. Engine evolution includes the turbocharged S55B30 in later models, with reinforced pistons and revised camshaft timing.
Z4 M owners can select from engines optimized for track performance and reliability.
Each engine is thoroughly tested for Z4 M-specific oil flow, VANOS calibration, and performance metrics to match OEM specifications.
Z4 M owners can choose from used, reconditioned, rebuilt, and remanufactured engines depending on mileage and performance needs. For S55 engines, remanufactured options are recommended due to frequent VANOS and timing chain wear.
All engines undergo Z4 M-specific dyno testing for performance verification.
Our Z4 M stock includes S55B30 and S65B40 engines with reconditioned components optimized for high RPM reliability.
Every Z4 M engine undergoes full compression, leak, and dyno tests to ensure performance meets factory standards.
All replacement Z4 M engines come with a standard 12-month warranty. S55 engines have limited coverage on VANOS and timing chain components due to known wear patterns.
Engine Finders is a price comparison service; warranty details are handled through verified UK engine suppliers.
When your engine fails, BMW Z4 M engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. From diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure optimal results.
Step 1: Full engine teardown, inspect S55B30 turbo and V8 S65 components.
Step 2: Clean and inspect cylinder head, VANOS units, and oil pump.
Step 3: Replace worn pistons, timing guides, and OEM S55 tensioner 11347585994.
Step 4: Reassemble using factory torque specs, 25Nm for head bolts.
Step 5: Dyno-test for Z4 M-specific torque and RPM curves.
Step 6: Final inspection, VANOS calibration, and oil pressure verification.