Rocker Covers

Replacement rocker covers (also called valve covers or cam covers) and rocker cover gaskets for cars and vans, including BMW, Mini, Land Rover, Jaguar, VW, Audi, Vauxhall, Ford, Peugeot and Citroen. Match the OE number on your old cover, or let our team check fitment for you before you order.

Talk to a Parts Expert Rocker Cover Guide

Read more: choosing the right rocker cover, fitting tips and FAQs

What's in This Collection

Complete rocker coversReplacement cylinder head covers for cracked, warped or leaking originals. Many modern covers have the PCV/breather built in.

Rocker covers with gasketCovers supplied with the seal fitted or in the box, ready to install.

Rocker cover gasketsFor when the cover itself is fine and only the seal is leaking.

Left and right-hand coversFor V6 engines such as the Jaguar / Land Rover 3.0 TDV6, sold singly or as a pair.

Not sure if the cover or just the gasket has failed? Our rocker cover guide explains the common symptoms and causes.

Rocker Covers by Vehicle Make

Make	Examples in this collection
BMW	Rocker covers for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 Series and X models, including N57 diesel engines
Mini	R55, R56, R57, R58, R59 (1.6 Turbo Cooper S and JCW) and other Mini models
Land Rover & Jaguar	3.0 TDV6 left and right-hand covers for Range Rover Sport, Range Rover L405 and Discovery
VW, Audi, Seat & Skoda	Cylinder head covers, OE 03L103469R
Vauxhall / Opel, Chevrolet, Fiat & Alfa Romeo	Rocker covers with gaskets and separate rocker cover gaskets
Ford, Peugeot, Citroen & Land Rover	Shared-engine rocker covers for Transit, Defender, Relay and Boxer, OE 1858445

These are examples only. Fitment depends on engine code and year, so always check the individual product page.

How to Choose the Right Rocker Cover

Find the OE number moulded or printed on your old cover and compare it with the OE numbers on our product pages.
Check the engine code, not just the model. The same car can use different covers depending on the engine.
Left or right? V6 and V8 engines have two different covers. Check which side is leaking.
Check what's included: gasket, bolts, PCV valve or oil filler cap. This varies by product, so read the listing.
Still unsure? Send our team your registration or VIN and we will check it for you, free of charge.

Fitting tips: clean the cylinder head sealing face fully, use a new gasket, and tighten the bolts to the manufacturer's torque in the correct sequence. Overtightening is a common cause of cracked covers. If the old cover failed at the breather, or oil is being pushed out of the seals, check the PCV/crankcase ventilation system too, or the new cover may fail in the same way.

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Rocker Cover FAQs

What is the difference between a rocker cover and an engine cover?

A rocker cover bolts to the cylinder head and seals the oil inside the engine. An engine cover is the plastic trim panel on top of the engine. It is mostly cosmetic and does not seal anything. Looking for the trim panel? See our engine covers.

Should I replace the whole cover or just the gasket?

If the cover is cracked, warped, or its built-in breather or PCV valve has failed, replace the cover. If the cover is undamaged and only the seal is leaking, a new gasket is usually enough.

Where do I find the OE number on my rocker cover?

It is usually moulded into the plastic or printed on a label on top or along the side of the cover. Clean the area to read it. If you can't find it, send us your reg or VIN.

Why does my rocker cover keep cracking or leaking?

Common causes are overtightened bolts, heat cycling on plastic covers, and high crankcase pressure from a blocked or failed PCV/breather system. Fix the cause as well as the cover.

Can I reuse the old gasket?

It is not recommended. Old gaskets go hard and lose their shape, which often leads to leaks. Fit a new gasket with the new cover.

Need help choosing? Contact our parts team with your registration, VIN or old part number.