BMW 7 Series E32 (1988-1994)

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T#:580014
Part#: 7.21197.60.0.
Ships on Aug 6, 2026
$ 131.29

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Controls fuel pressures to ensure your vehicle is running correctly. OE reference 13531711541
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T#:594675
Part#: 16141183009
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$ 800.99

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BMW M60 4.0L Fuel Pump - In-Tank Suction Device is designed to enhance fuel delivery for BMW E32 and E34 models equipped with the M60 V8 engine. This high-quality fuel pump comes with a strainer and a large diameter shock-absorbing ring, ensuring reliable performance and longevity.

  • Perfect Fit: Compatible with 1993-1995 E34 BMW 530i and 540i, as well as 1983-1994 E32 BMW 740i and 740il models.
  • Enhanced Performance: Ensures consistent fuel delivery with the included strainer for clean fuel flow.
  • Durable Design: Features a large diameter shock-absorbing ring to minimize vibration and enhance reliability.
  • Direct Replacement: Designed to replace the factory fuel pump without modification.
  • High Quality: Manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards for dependable performance.

Upgrade your BMW’s fuel system with the BMW M60 4.0L Fuel Pump - In-Tank Suction Device for optimal engine efficiency and reliability.

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T#:596874
Part#: 12621288158
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$ 44.99 USD
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M14x1.5 Thread. Your vehicle is equipped with numerous gauges to allow you to have a better idea of what is going on under the hood. By monitoring these gauges, you can prevent premature engine damage due to low oil pressure or high coolant temperatures. If one isn't functional though, you are in the dark as far as that system goes. One of the most vital is coolant temperature. Replace the sensor to get your gauge working properly again.
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