low pressure fuel pump sensor diy?
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.
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.
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.
Last edited by Persian_535i; Nov 17, 2012 at 11:49 AM.
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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/
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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/
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Well let us know how it goes.
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