David
on Thu, Feb 18 at 09:30PM
Fixed stalling under heavy load
e90 n55 335i was stalling under full load. Any heavy throttle in 4th - 6th gear would cause limp mode. Replaced this in less than 30 mins and solved the problem completely. No special tools needed.
Matthew
on Sun, Jan 31 at 03:49PM
Fuel pressure sensor
Part was easy to change and fit perfectly.
C McGrath
on Mon, Jan 18 at 02:23PM
Excellent Part
Husband is an ex bmw technician, we purchase mostly everything we may need from this site for our personal vehicles. They are spot on with knowledge and offers excellent parts at money saving prices. He had this sensor installed in my X5 start to finish in 10 minutes, problem solved. ( code P0192 )
Jonas
on Wed, Dec 09 at 04:50PM
Factory Part
Would occasionally get codes saying my pressure sensor signal was stuck. New one is the same as the factory one, no more codes. Relatively easy to change, maybe an hour in total. Make sure you unplug the battery first so the car doesn't continue to spray fuel.
Dean
on Wed, Nov 25 at 09:33PM
2011 135i (Works Great!)
Hello, I just recently installed this along with the high pressure fuel pump, so far the sensor seems to be working fine (10 mile drive). I was receiving a code P0192 (Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor A Circuit Low), and I believe is the cause for my random stalling (when coming to as stop) or hiccups in the idle.. Will update if anything occurs.
Alicia
on Sat, Aug 01 at 12:50PM
Works exactly as needed
Swapped without issue and works just as needed!
John
on Fri, Jul 17 at 03:11AM
Fuel rail sensor charm
I was getting slight hesitation blips in my X5 during hard acceleration. Rather than replace a very expensive part like Injectors, Hpfp, Lpfp, or even Ekpm. Im glad i started eliminating the most basic parts first. The part was an exact match and it did the trick. Exceptional parts and blazing speed with delivery.
ToplessE93
on Tue, Oct 01 at 05:43PM
HP Rail Sensor does go bad!!
Fuel trims were reaching 25-30% which caused the car to shut down automatically, along with stalling when coming to a stop. A n55 code popped for the rail sensor, but consensus was it was likely HPFP. I decided to replace the sensor to start and WaLaaa.. problem solved. Btw, the sensor going out happened pretty quickly, from fine to dead in about 2 days.
Rui
on Sun, May 06 at 04:16PM
It works
Datastream readings are correct now.