BMW Electrical Sensors, Switches, & Relays for BMW 5 Series E34 (1987-1995)

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Electrical gremlins can be very frustrating. Luckily your BMW's electrical system is better than most, even if it's 25 years old. Here you will find electrical relays, sensors, switches, and modules for the engine, camshaft, and crankshaft. Our parts are OEM, Genuine BMW, or approved aftermarket brands that we have an excellent track record with. There is no middle ground with electrical parts - it either works perfectly or not. And there's nothing more frustrating than a new part that fails right out of the box. So it's important to choose quality replacement parts over a cheap but faulty piece.

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T#:554187
Part#: 12141720856
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Having a crank but no starting issue? This sensor is often the culprit
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T#:1195883
Part#: 12141720857
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This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
05-03-2026

$ 68.99 USD
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Measures the speed and position of your engine's crankshaft.
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T#:1119
Part#: 12141720853
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This crank shaft position sensor provides the ECU with the engine speed signal. It fits BMW E34 535i 1989-1991 E32 735i 735il 1988-1993 with M30 engine

Facet produces all of the goods they sell to be the best they can be in their market, while still remaining customer and environmentally focused. Since 1946 this company has delivered high-quality replacement auto parts by starting with extremely high quality raw materials and employing the most up to date automated manufacturing processes.

This item fits the following BMWs:
1989-1993 E34 BMW 535i
6/1987-1989 E24 BMW 633csi 635csi M6
1988-1993 E32 BMW 735i 735il
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T#:7593105
Part#: 116177
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Since 2010, Advanced Auto Fabrication has been producing and developing both parts and full fledged race cars. Their knowledge base covers a wide range of vehicles both domestic and imported. In the specific case of BMW, the team at AAF has a particular affinity for building and designing components for BMW race cars. AAF's Oil Pressure Sensor Relocation Kit allows for an aftermarket low pressure switch as well as oil pressure sensor, or two 1/8' NPT pressure sensors to be installed. This can allow a gauge or light to be on the dash and still log oil pressure in a data logger. This kit also moves the oil pressure sensor away from the engine and onto the chassis (or any other spot) where is it much easier to access, or install larger size diameter sensors. Fits all M20 Engines. Features: 4AN Stainless Steel Braided Line Banjo Bolt and Fitting (installs onto block) 3 Way 1/8' NPT Tee Fitting, for hose from block and 2 sensors. Note: This kit does not come with sensors – the factory low pressure switch can NOT be used. An aftermarket 1/8″ NPT low pressure switch can be used with the factory wire.
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T#:402844
Part#: 12141726065FAC
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The Crankshaft Position Sensor measures the speed and position of the crankshaft to determine the proper fuel and timing requirement for the best performance.

This item fits the following BMW Chassis:
E36 M3,E36

Fits BMW Engines including:
M50,S50

 

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T#:387735
Part#: 12141729292
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Having a crank but no starting issue? This sensor is often the culprit

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T#:402192
Part#: 12141720852
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Having a crank but no starting issue? This sensor is often the culprit