Standard Ignition Fuel Pressure Sensor,Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor P/N:AS500
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition FPS26 fuel pressure sensor for the 2012-2015 BMW 118i 4-cylinder 1.6L and other vehicles measures fuel pressure in the fuel injection system.
A rough idle, hard starting or a check engine light can mean this fuel pressure sensor is worn, though a weak fuel pump or a clogged fuel filter can be behind them too, so find the cause before replacing it.
This fuel pressure sensor is a direct OE replacement for the 2010-2013 BMW X5 V8 4.4L and the 2012 BMW 550i V8 4.4L, among other BMW models. It is engineered specifically for BMW vehicles and is sold as a single sensor; both of those V8 cars take two. Other BMW models are in the "Vehicles it fits" section, so look up your own year and engine there.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fuel pressure sensor. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new hardware.
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Is the FPS26 the right BMW X5 fuel pressure sensor for a 2010-2013 model with the V8 4.4L?
Yes. Standard Ignition FPS26 fits the 2010-2013 BMW X5 V8 4.4L, and that engine takes two sensors.
Does the Standard Ignition FPS26 come with mounting hardware, or is it the sensor only?
No. Standard Ignition FPS26 is the sensor only, and mounting hardware is not included, so have new hardware ready.
How many terminals does the FPS26 fuel pressure sensor have?
This fuel pressure sensor has three male blade terminals and mates with a female plug-in connector.
Is the FPS26 fuel pressure sensor tested before it is sold?
Yes. This sensor is end-of-line tested for performance and accuracy, and it is tested to integrate correctly with fuel injection systems.
Where is the FPS26 fuel pressure sensor made?
The country of origin for this fuel pressure sensor is the United States.
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