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Single usage aluminum bolt set must be replaced each time bellhousing removed from engine. 1 set per car.
2006 BMW 330i
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$31.99
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$31.52
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Not for models with SMG, sequential manual gearbox. The pressure plate design is self-adjusting type and comes with special spring clip retainer. This retainer CANNOT be removed until clutch is installed...
2003, 2004, 2005 BMW 330i
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$307.99
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$320.82
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$564.13
2001, 2002 BMW 330i
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$276.99
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$288.53
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$631.00
2001, 2002, 2003 BMW 330i
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$340.99
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$355.20
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$326.29
This is a solid flywheel conversion kit for models with the original dual mass flywheel. The kit includes solid flywheel, clutch pressure plate, disc, release bearing along with the flywheel and pressure...
2001, 2002, 2003 BMW 330i
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$711.99
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$1,346.00
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2006 BMW 330i
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$314.99
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$328.11
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$631.00
2017, 2018 BMW 330i
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$465.99
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$485.41
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$717.08

The average price of a BMW 330I clutch kit is between $31.99 and $711.99.

How Do I Know If My BMW 330i Clutch Kit Needs Replacement?

You’ll usually notice a few signs when the BMW 330i clutch kit starts to wear out. Common symptoms include gears slipping, a clutch pedal that feels softer or sits differently, or finding it hard to shift smoothly between gears. Some drivers pick up on a burning smell, which often points to a worn clutch disc. If you hear grinding sounds during gear changes, or the clutch doesn’t seem to disengage all the way, the kit could be nearing the end of its lifespan. Keep an eye out for fluid leaks around the slave cylinder and listen for any odd noises when pressing the clutch. Staying on top of these warning signs with regular checks can help you catch problems before they get worse.

What Comes Included In A BMW 330i Clutch Kit?

A typical BMW 330i clutch kit will arrive with the main parts needed for a complete replacement. Expect to find a new clutch disc, pressure plate, and release (throw-out) bearing. Many kits also include a pilot bearing and sometimes an alignment tool to make installation easier. The pressure plate and disc handle the connection between the engine and the transmission, while the release bearing keeps clutch movement smooth. It’s smart to swap out all these parts together, since mixing old and new can shorten your clutch’s life. Always double-check the kit details to make sure nothing important is missing for your particular BMW model.

How Long Does It Take To Replace A BMW 330i Clutch Kit?

Swapping out a BMW 330i clutch kit is a big job, and most mechanics plan for six to eight hours of work. The process involves removing the transmission, which can be tough without the right tools or experience. Some enthusiasts take this on at home, but most drivers choose to leave it to the pros for peace of mind. A well-equipped shop can usually handle everything in a day. If you’re considering a DIY project, make sure you have a way to safely lift the car and enough space to work under it.

What Brands Are Recommended For BMW 330i Clutch Kits?

You’ll get the best results by choosing BMW 330i clutch kits from trusted names. Sachs, LUK, and Valeo are all highly regarded brands and are often used by BMW from the factory. These options deliver reliable performance and a perfect fit, so you can keep your car’s original feel. For those wanting something extra, specialty brands offer heavy-duty or performance options, but always confirm fitment for your BMW’s model year and trim. Checking customer reviews and double-checking part numbers before you order can save a lot of headaches later on.

Can I Upgrade My BMW 330i Clutch Kit For Better Performance?

Upgrading the BMW 330i clutch kit is popular among those who add more power or drive aggressively. Performance kits feature tougher friction materials and reinforced pressure plates to handle extra torque. With a sportier kit, you might notice a firmer feel and stronger engagement, especially during spirited driving. Just remember, some race-inspired setups can be tiring in everyday traffic, so make sure you pick a kit that matches your driving needs. When in doubt, ask a shop that knows BMWs for advice on what works best for your goals.

Looking For The Best Deal On A BMW 330i Clutch Kit?

Shopping for a BMW 330i clutch kit at AutohausAZ is a solid way to get quality without breaking the bank. You’ll find real discounts on dependable brands, so you don’t have to hunt around for the right parts or pay dealership prices. Orders ship quickly, so you’re back on the road sooner, and if there’s ever an issue, the return process is hassle-free. With AutohausAZ, finding the right BMW 330i clutch kit is straightforward and affordable.