How do you check you HPFP model #

canthink344 · 01-13-2010, 09:28 PM

This is probably already a thread somewhere but i couldnt find it... Anyone know how to check the pump model number?

deletedelete · 01-13-2010, 10:18 PM

haha, i dont know but id actually like to know which pump i have.

bsamoul · 01-13-2010, 10:25 PM

mm i guess if you got it replaced it would be on the order paperwork. otherwise i think it's probably on the pump itself

Oulixes · 01-14-2010, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by bsamoul

mm i guess if you got it replaced it would be on the order paperwork. otherwise i think it's probably on the pump itself

This is right. The official part number of the HPFP that is "current" is on RealOEM (right now it lists 13-15-7-592-881), but the only way to be sure what is OEM installed on the car is to look at the pump, I think. It is also likely that there is a list on a computer somewhere, created when the car is assembled, but I am not sure if the dealer can access it.

fl_cyclist · 01-14-2010, 01:17 PM

Does it matter? on My 2008 the original failed at 25k miles the replacement failed at 26k miles after two months. I don't think there is a model being used that doesn't fail.

bsamoul · 01-14-2010, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by got psi

ok so 13517594943 is newer than 13517592881 posted above?

Makes sense looking at the number sequence. But I just wanted to make sure before purchasing it.

Thanks.

You're buying a fuel pump?

Mill999red · 01-19-2010, 09:45 AM

HPFP 13517594943 IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Jason Reighard to me
show details 8:37 AM (7 minutes ago)
Hi Bill, yes - they are available for us to order now(3-4 business days to get here from BMW once ordered):

13517594943 $382.89

Thanks again!

Jason Reighard
Internet Parts Manager
Tischer BMW / Porsche
3211 Automobile Blvd
Silver Spring, MD 20904
AIM Screen Name: Jason at Tischer

Oulixes · 01-19-2010, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by TrackRat

FWIW that likely means that BMW U.S. has gone thru ~2500 HPFPs in the past 6-8 weeks and BMW Germany has consumed ~2000+ HPFPs in that time. That's a helleva large quantity of fuel pumps for an issue that BMW feels only ~5% of x35i owners experience. Of course if that 5% are getting a new HPFP every 200 miles, then maybe BMW's estimate is accurate or NOT?

Let's hope the new HPFP is better than the past versions.

The numbers are interesting and they mean we finally have more than the usual mixture of the upset and glad talk. I have never believed the 5% pump failure rate, because the number was never confirmed by anyone free of vested interest. As far as the new pump goes, we can hope, but we should bear in mind that there were pumps with new part numbers before, and the problem still exists. Hopefully, the new pump will at least last longer.

reelgr · 01-19-2010, 12:46 PM

I had one replaced at 4000 and now again at about 6000 i believe...... NOT COOL!

Those long cranks sound like shat!

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