[VTGT]

Is it possible to demand the new FP P/N I would, assuming the new pump is actually more stout. Can anyone who does have the new FP comment on its durability?

It might even be worth ordering the new FP from tischer.....

Can BMW hurry up and fix this issue so I can buy a 335xi coupe. I mean there have been FP issues since the release of the 335i as well as other models years before.

Really bullshit when you think about how much these cars cost.

[shifterboy45]

Everybody is in the same boat on this one .. owners and service folks alike ...

if it were up to the dealer they'd be using the 943 .. but till their supply of 881's are gone ... the regional PDC will not refresh the supply.. probably due to getting the new PuMA specialists in place.. but that is only a guess..

[Kevin Harney]

I did read a post either on here or Bimmerfest that someone had bought the new 943 pump from Tisher and installed it themselves. That was only a little while ago so it is way too early to tell if this one will fail or not.

[Glowin]

Originally Posted by VTGT

Any official BMW updates on this?

Anybody know if there is a long term fix for these fuel pump's yet?

Even though the pump was only released one month ago (I guess you missed the first post of this thread), I know this one is going to be a long term fix for it.

All I had to do was look into my
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For the visually impaired, it reads "13517594943 is the sh$t!"

[VTGT]

Originally Posted by Glowin

Even though the pump was only released one month ago (I guess you missed the first post of this thread), I know this one is going to be a long term fix for it.

All I had to do was look into my
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For the visually impaired, it reads "13517594943 is the sh$t!"

I know the new pump was released.

But One month is not very long, and there is no guarantee that the new FP is going to be any better than the original if there is actually something else in the engine compartment causing the FP to fail.

Good to hear that you have the new pump installed and you have had no problems since.

Looks like Tischer has the pump for $264, not bad for some piece of mind, assuming this pump actually performs

Anyone know about how much it would be to install?

[Former_Boosted_IS]

Originally Posted by VTGT

I know the new pump was released.

But One month is not very long, and there is no guarantee that the new FP is going to be any better than the original if there is actually something else in the engine compartment causing the FP to fail.

Good to hear that you have the new pump installed and you have had no problems since.

Looks like Tischer has the pump for $264, not bad for some piece of mind, assuming this pump actually performs

Anyone know about how much it would be to install?

$264? Can you verify this with them? That is cheaper by quite a bit than the former pump.

[VTGT]

Originally Posted by Former_Boosted_IS

$264? Can you verify this with them? That is cheaper by quite a bit than the former pump.

Here is the link assuming this is for the new P/N

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...08&catalogid=1

[Former_Boosted_IS]

Originally Posted by VTGT

Here is the link assuming this is for the new P/N

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...08&catalogid=1

That is the low pressure in tank pump. Here is the HPFP.

13517594943 $478.61 $0.00 $382.89

HIGH-PRESSURE PUMP

[VTGT]

Originally Posted by Former_Boosted_IS

That is the low pressure in tank pump. Here is the HPFP.

13517594943 $478.61 $0.00 $382.89

HIGH-PRESSURE PUMP

Thanks sorry for the confusion. For some reason when I searched for the P/N nothing showed up...

[Kevin Harney]

Someone in another thread actually installed this new pump themselves. There are instructions out there somewhere that he used. Only took a couple hours he said.

[midlife]

Originally Posted by Kevin Harney

Someone in another thread actually installed this new pump themselves. There are instructions out there somewhere that he used. Only took a couple hours he said.

Fwiw, I read somewhere that there is a SENSOR that should usually be replaced also.
Anyone know what sensor that is ???

[marconi118]

Originally Posted by midlife

Fwiw, I read somewhere that there is a SENSOR that should usually be replaced also.
Anyone know what sensor that is ???

High pressure sensor at the end of the high pressure fuel rail

[midlife]

If this item does not cost much might as well changeout that part also.
Anyone got a part # and price ?

[shifterboy45]

the 881 has been officially "phased out" / PDC's will not fulfill any more orders for this part##

all new orders for HDP's (aka HPFP) will be supplied with 943's
so ... the wait grows shorter to see what the 943's are made out of ...

cheers

[Mill999red]

Two weeks on the new 943 pump and the engine starts immediately every time and no error codes whatsoever.

Yes, two weeks is not sufficient time to make a determination regarding the pump's reliability, but I wanted to provide an update.

[White_335I]

Originally Posted by Mill999red

Two weeks on the new 943 pump and the engine starts immediately every time and no error codes whatsoever.

Yes, two weeks is not sufficient time to make a determination regarding the pump's reliability, but I wanted to provide an update.

Thank you for the update. hope this one will do it.

[Frosty]

Originally Posted by lawwailok

when my car was in service last week, i had the SA printed me a service history of my car, at the bottom of the summary, it has a comment "HPFP warranty is extended to 10 years/120,000 miles"

but i had mine pump replaced about 2 months ago with "881"......

+1, new warranty is extended to 10/120K (whichever first) ~Frost

[IlChengis]

Originally Posted by shifterboy45

the 881 has been officially "phased out" / PDC's will not fulfill any more orders for this part##

all new orders for HDP's (aka HPFP) will be supplied with 943's
so ... the wait grows shorter to see what the 943's are made out of ...

Yep. My baby received a new HPFP (new P/N 13517594943) and is ready to be picked up. I insisted for the car NOT to be touched until the Service Advisor and Tech were sure the "943" part number was going to be the one installed, and it "seems" like everything went well. We shall see what happens, can't wait to read the service notes.

Keeping fingers crossed...

-Walter

[shifterboy45]

as of today 881 are to be returned to PDC immediately -- this part# cannot be installed or sold

superceded 943 will be the only available part for supply in the case of an HDP failure ..

881 are out of the loop --

[midlife]

Sorry if I missed this but :
I believe that siemens made the old pump - who makes the new one ??

[twinship]

Originally Posted by midlife

Sorry if I missed this but :
I believe that siemens made the old pump - who makes the new one ??

Bosch, IIRC.

[midlife]

What is IIRC ?