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rubber part in R1100R under valve covers purpose

Hello, I gave my valve clearances a fine tune and synced the throttle bodies, because that is always a good thing. Every time I pull the valve covers I wonder what the outlined rubber part does. I assume it has to do with vibration, but it can make putting the valve covers back on easily harder.
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My RT has them too.
I looked on Max's part fiche and don't see them listed.
I went to Beemer Boneyard to see and I don't see it there too.
I also assumed it was a damper.
 
11 33 1 341 619 Rubber Buffer, diagram 11-1847 at Max BMW. $7.83
I always assumed it was just a damper to help quiet things down. It’s not unusual to pull the valve covers on an oilhead and find the “buffer” missing.

Best,
DeVern
 
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