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A-Premium Electric Fuel Pump Module Assembly Compatible with BMW E46 Series 323i 323Ci 325i 325Ci 328i 328Ci 325i 325xi 330i 330Ci 330xi, 1999-2005, 2.5L 2.8L 3.0L, Fit 4 Pins

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Arrives May 28 – May 30
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Features

  • [Vehicle Fitment-1]: Compatible with BMW 323Ci 2000, 323i 1999-2000, 325Ci 2001-2006, 325i 2001-2005, 325xi 2001-2005---L6 2.5L, E46 Series
  • [Vehicle Fitment-2]: Compatible with BMW 328Ci 2000 L6 2.8L, 328i 1999-2000 L6 2.8L; 330Ci/330i/330xi 2001-2005 L6 3.0L---E46 Series
  • [Reference Number]: 16146752499, Z, 16146766942, E8416M, FG0415, P76300M, SP5008M, 1520992, 67896
  • [Related Parts]: 1 Fuel Pump; 2 Fuel Sending Unit; 3 Strainer; 4 Seal Ring
  • [Customer Support]: 1 Year Unlimited-mileage Quality Guarantee; With being sturdy and brand-new, this fuel pump assembly is the ideal replacement featured with its stable performance on contributing to smooth acceleration and economical fuel consumption. Please get in touch with us at any time if you need any help

Brand: A-Premium


Fit Type: Vehicle Specific Fit


Vehicle Service Type: Fit BMW 323i 323Ci 325Ci 325i 328Ci 328i 330Ci 330i


Material: Rubber


Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces


Brand: ‎A-Premium


Fit Type: ‎Vehicle Specific Fit


Vehicle Service Type: ‎Fit BMW 323i 323Ci 325Ci 325i 328Ci 328i 330Ci 330i


Material: ‎Rubber


Item Weight: ‎0.01 Ounces


Style: ‎Rotary Vane


Specification Met: ‎certified frustration-free


Auto Part Position: ‎Rear


Operation Mode: ‎Electric


Manufacturer: ‎PremiumpartsWhosale


Item Weight: ‎0.01 ounces


Package Dimensions: ‎11.34 x 9.49 x 7.56 inches


Item model number: ‎FP0001


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎FP0001


OEM Part Number: ‎16146752499, Z, 16146766942, E8416M, 67896, FG0415, SP5008M, P76300M, 1520992


Date First Available: June 15, 2016


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    • Great Product, Works like OEM
Great Product, way better than paying 3x locally and works like new, Very High Quality. Install was super easy, and the items came well packed, and works just like my original.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by Purchasing
    • Coat effective
The fuel pump went out of my BMW convertible… this was a great price and car has been running great for the past 8 months
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024 by jody jaques
    • At 1/8th of the price, what's not to like?
2004 E46 BMW 325xi had been acting up. Running poorly for a month or so until it finally died on me. We were able to get it to our garage and I looked on youtube for a video of what might have been the cause. Fuel pump relay or the fuel pump itself seemed like the likely issue. I replaced the relay first but it still didn't start...It would crank strong, but no start...When I turned the car on I really couldn't hear any sounds coming from the fuel pump area so I ordered this one. 2 days later it's in the car and the thing fired right up. Mine still had the stock unit in place despite the 153,000 miles, and from what I've read they tend to go bad around 100 to 140k. Most guys say it's smart to replace it once high miles arrive even if it doesn't solve your problem this time. It's gonna go eventually and you'll likely get better gas mileage as a trade off for your labor. As for the labor? Simple. Takes around a half an hour and it's not rocket science: Remove your backseat by pulling up in the front of it and sliding it out. Your seat belts may need to be moved a bit to make it easier. Set that aside outside of the car; Unscrew the 4 bolts holding the round plate in place on your passenger side; Slide the connecter lock on the electrical connection back and pull up on the plug to disconnect; Loosen or remove the connection holding the gas tube in place. If it's the factory one you'll need to twist it back and forth to break it off. If it's an aftermarket pump you'll be able to unscrew it to pull it away from the spigot. Have a water bottle handy because gas may leak from this tube...Once disconnected, there's a metal ring with little notches that holds the pump in place. You'll need to use a hammer and flat head screwdriver, and tap that ring off, moving counter clockwise. It sounds harder than it is. It is the most difficult phase probably, but will take less than a minute to get the ring off... It's pretty easy... Once the ring is removed, you'll see on the pump that there's a little finger hole to pull the unit up and out of the gas tank. Give a good even tug as it's held in place by the gasket...There's a few parts on the pump you'll need to maneuver a little to get the old unit out. Once out remove it from the car... Putting the new one in is straightforward. There's a little notch on the inlet that shows you which way it goes in and this new unit went in easier than the old one came out. Pull the new gasket up around the unit before sliding the new pump in the tank; Set the gasket well in the receptacle before seating the new fuel pump in its place; Once installed, push down until flush, and reinstall the metal ring to hold it all in place; Connect the gas hose with a hose clamp. (This unit doesn't come with one, so you'll need to buy that separately. Think it was a 5/16" clamp for $.72 at Menards, or I'm sure gool 'ol Amazon has them too!) Tighten that gas hose firmly and reconnect the electrical connector and slide to lock it in place; Reconnect the metal plate with the four 10mm screws, replace your sound deadening material around the plate, and reinstall the back seat; You're done! (You might wait to put the backseat on to check for leaks but you get the idea...) Turn your ignition on and off a few times without starting the car to prime the pump a bit...Start that badboy up and pat yourself on the back for saving money and getting the job done! At 1/8 the cost of a $400 stock unit, it's hard to go wrong. Even if a person had to replace it once a year because the part doesn't prove to be the highest quality, and waste the 20 minutes doing so, they could go 8-9 years with the car before spending $400 plus labor, and most of us won't even keep a car that long... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2023 by D. Warner
    • Great
Great parts
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Michael
    • Installed immediatly...
...unfortunately since the used 2002 BMW 325i I purchased has had multiple other issues to address, the car hasn't been driven more then 100 miles with the new fuel pump. That said,, the pump is exactly the same (visually) as the one it replaced, came quickly and well packaged, great price, and very, very easy to install (barely more then a 10 minute job). If it holds up for a couple of years - 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021 by angelique mitchell
    • 2002 bmw 330i
Fit perfect. Thank you
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024 by Andres Carmona
    • FUEL PUMP WILL FAIL, STAY AWAY!!!
Brought this fuel pump because mine went out on my 99 e46 bmw, installation was easy, with the right tools you can finish in about 30 min or less, however, after 2 days of everything working fine, the pump failed. I had to have my car towed, and the shop technician diagnosed the pump as “failed”. I emailed the company, and they sent me out a second pump for the cost of shipping only. I rode on that pump fr an additional 2 days and that pump failed as well. So far purchasing this product has cost me two tow rides home and a huge hassle. It’s not worth it. Spend the money and buy Bosch. This pump WILL fail. Learn from my mistakes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by Caleb
    • Works great
Easiest fuel pump I’ve ever installed - 20 minutes and done! Works great, shipping was fast and on time.
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by RJ

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