PIERBURG Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve 7.00512.03.0

Compatible with BMW X3 (E83) , BMW 7 (E65, E66, E67) , BMW 5 (E60) Show more info
This PIERBURG Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) valve is designed to regulate the flow of exhaust gases back into the engine's combustion chambers. It helps reduce NOx emissions and improve fuel efficiency.
81.41 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
In stock 4
Delivery 1 day (24.03.2026)
PN 700512030
Make PIERBURG
EAN 4028977693434

The PIERBURG Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) valve plays a crucial role in modern emissions control systems. By recirculating a portion of exhaust gas back into the intake manifold, it lowers combustion temperatures. This reduction in temperature is key to minimizing the formation of nitrogen oxides (NOx), a major component of air pollution. This specific valve, part number 7.00512.03.0, is engineered for precise control over the EGR system. Proper functioning of the EGR valve ensures that your vehicle meets emission standards while maintaining optimal engine performance and fuel economy. A malfunctioning EGR valve can lead to increased emissions, rough idling, poor acceleration, and potentially trigger a check engine light. PIERBURG is a reputable brand known for its high-quality engine management components. Choosing a PIERBURG EGR valve ensures a reliable and durable solution for your vehicle's emissions system. This component is essential for maintaining the environmental compliance and operational efficiency of your engine.

  • Genuine PIERBURG Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve
  • Part Number: 7.00512.03.0
  • Regulates exhaust gas flow to reduce NOx emissions
  • Helps improve fuel efficiency
  • Ensures compliance with emission standards
  • Designed for precise engine management
  • Durable construction for long-lasting performance
  • Direct fit for compatible vehicle applications
Valve type
Diaphragm-type valve
Operating mode
pneumatic
  • BMW
    • X3 (E83)
      • xDrive 30 d (155kW/211PS)
      • 3.0 d (150kW/204PS)
      • 2.0 d (110kW/150PS)
      • 3.0 d (160kW/218PS)
      • xDrive 30 d (160kW/218PS)
    • 7 (E65, E66, E67)
      • 730 d (155kW/211PS)
      • 730 Ld (170kW/231PS)
    • 5 (E60)
      • 525 d (130kW/177PS)
      • 520 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 530 d (170kW/231PS)
      • 530 xd (170kW/231PS)
      • 525 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 520 d (110kW/150PS)
      • 530 d (173kW/235PS)
      • 530 xd (173kW/235PS)
      • 530 d xDrive (173kW/235PS)
      • 530 d (155kW/211PS)
    • 5 Touring (E61)
      • 525 d (130kW/177PS)
      • 530 d (170kW/231PS)
      • 530 xd (170kW/231PS)
      • 520 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 525 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 520 d (110kW/150PS)
      • 530 d (173kW/235PS)
      • 530 xd (173kW/235PS)
      • 530 d xDrive (173kW/235PS)
    • 3 (E90)
      • 320 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 318 d (90kW/122PS)
      • 330 d (170kW/231PS)
      • 330 xd (170kW/231PS)
      • 320 d (110kW/150PS)
    • 3 Touring (E91)
      • 320 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 330 d (170kW/231PS)
      • 330 xd (170kW/231PS)
      • 318 d (90kW/122PS)
      • 320 d (110kW/150PS)
    • 3 Coupe (E92)
      • 330 d (170kW/231PS)
      • 330 xd (170kW/231PS)
    • 3 Kabriolets (E93)
      • 330 d (170kW/231PS)
    • X5 (E70)
      • 3.0 d (173kW/235PS)
      • xDrive 30 d (173kW/235PS)
      • 3.0 3.0d (155kW/211PS)
      • xDrive 30 d (155kW/211PS)
    • X6 (E71, E72)
      • xDrive 30 d (173kW/235PS)
    • 1 (E87)
      • 118 d (90kW/122PS)
      • 120 d (120kW/163PS)
      • 120 d (110kW/150PS)
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