Beck/Arnley Fuel Injection Pressure Regulator P/N:158-1177
Beck/Arnley 158-1184 fuel injection pressure regulator for the 2001-2006 BMW M3 6-cylinder 3.2L and other vehicles controls the fuel pressure delivered to the injectors. It matches OE form, fit and function for the engines it is listed for.
A worn regulator can show up as hard starting, a rough idle or poor fuel economy, but a weak fuel pump or a clogged fuel filter can be behind any of them too.
This fuel injection pressure regulator is a direct-fit replacement for the 2001-2006 BMW M3 6-cylinder 3.2L, the 2000-2003 BMW Z8 V8 5.0L and the 2003 Z8 V8 4.8L, and the 2000-2003 BMW M5 V8 5.0L. Each listed engine takes one regulator.
Interchange: 5G1035 · 13531404089 · 24108 · PR400
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Beck/Arnley 158-1184 fuel injection pressure regulator fit a 2001-2006 BMW M3 6-cylinder 3.2L?
Yes. Beck/Arnley 158-1184 is listed for the 2001-2006 BMW M3 6-cylinder 3.2L and other vehicles. If your car is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Which engines of the 2000-2003 BMW Z8 take this fuel injection pressure regulator?
The 2000-2003 BMW Z8 V8 5.0L and the 2003 Z8 V8 4.8L are both listed for this regulator, with one regulator per engine.
Does Beck/Arnley 158-1184 replace the number PR400?
Yes. PR400 is listed as an interchange number for Beck/Arnley 158-1184, along with 5G1035, 13531404089 and 24108.
Can hard starting be a sign of a bad fuel injection pressure regulator?
Yes, hard starting, a rough idle and poor fuel economy are common signs of a worn regulator. Checking fuel pressure needs the engine running, so a shop can test it.
Is the Beck/Arnley 158-1184 regulator built to match the original part?
Yes. This regulator matches OE form, fit and function and is application specific for the engines it is listed for.
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