[muncie21]

Just replaced the low pressure fuel sensor in my E92 over the weekend. The original sensor (PN 13537547883) which cost $35-50 when it was available has been superseded, by a new redesigned assembly that now includes portion of the fuel line and of course is about 3X more expensive.

It took about an hour to replace the sensor. Good news is that it can be done without removing the intake.



P.S. if you are able to purchase just the sensor by itself, be sure it comes with the o-ring. Mine did not, so I had to reuse my old one. No issues with it leaking but I would have been pissed if I had to pull everything off again, just to replace a stupid o-ring.