low pressure fuel pump sensor diy?
11-16-2012, 06:42 AM
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low pressure fuel pump sensor diy?
Anyone have any info on replacing the lpfp sensor, have to replace and not even sure where its located or how to get to it.
11-16-2012, 09:23 PM
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No unfortunately only the HPFP is covered under the warranty not the LPFP. 
Got quoted $700 to replace the LPFP sensor at dealership, it's a $65 part...pretty ridic.
Already ordered the part, just gotta figure out where it's located now.
Got quoted $700 to replace the LPFP sensor at dealership, it's a $65 part...pretty ridic.
Already ordered the part, just gotta figure out where it's located now.
11-17-2012, 07:00 AM
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I forced my dealer to do this under goodwill. The SIB for HPFP clearly states change the LPFP sensor if faulty. Which means:
1. If it was changed on your car during any recall work, it is covered for 2 years from the date it was changed.
2. If it wasn't changed, they should do it now and it probably failed coz it wasn't changed.
I had a big argument and they did it. Here is the link to the SIB.
I forced my dealer to do this under goodwill. The SIB for HPFP clearly states change the LPFP sensor if faulty. Which means:
1. If it was changed on your car during any recall work, it is covered for 2 years from the date it was changed.
2. If it wasn't changed, they should do it now and it probably failed coz it wasn't changed.
I had a big argument and they did it. Here is the link to the SIB.
11-17-2012, 11:25 AM
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Hey
I forced my dealer to do this under goodwill. The SIB for HPFP clearly states change the LPFP sensor if faulty. Which means:
1. If it was changed on your car during any recall work, it is covered for 2 years from the date it was changed.
2. If it wasn't changed, they should do it now and it probably failed coz it wasn't changed.
I had a big argument and they did it. Here is the link to the SIB.
I forced my dealer to do this under goodwill. The SIB for HPFP clearly states change the LPFP sensor if faulty. Which means:
1. If it was changed on your car during any recall work, it is covered for 2 years from the date it was changed.
2. If it wasn't changed, they should do it now and it probably failed coz it wasn't changed.
I had a big argument and they did it. Here is the link to the SIB.
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11-17-2012, 12:30 PM
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My Ride: 2008 535i LCI with sports/premium package, Sports trans with paddle shifters, CF emblems, JB4 Software, Dinan Exhaust, Navigation, M5Tech body kit, Carbon wrap interrior trim and CIC Controller.
Hey, there is a DIY on here I saw it after I had mine done. Not that I would have changed it myself but. What about a INDY shop? They have to be cheaper than the Stealer!
Found It - https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...or-n54-124086/
Found It - https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...or-n54-124086/
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11-17-2012, 01:26 PM
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Hey, there is a DIY on here I saw it after I had mine done. Not that I would have changed it myself but. What about a INDY shop? They have to be cheaper than the Stealer!
Found It - https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...or-n54-124086/
Found It - https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...or-n54-124086/
11-17-2012, 05:13 PM
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Well let us know how it goes.
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