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Are the 2009 BMW 335 series still experiencing the high pressure fuel pump failures?
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Haven`t heard anything on here, YET.
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Previous Cars: 2018 F30 340ix 6MT Msport(Dec 2017 - Sep 2021); 2013 F30 335ix 6MT Msport (Nov 2013-17); 2011 e90 328i 6MT ZSP (Aug 10-Nov 13); 07 e90-323i ZSP (May 07 - Aug 10); 97-318ti ZSP (Feb 97 - May 07)
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no it was only early production cars.
02 BMW 325
13 MB GLK350
94 GMC sonoma 4x4 - hpd30/8.8 - toy
15 MB GLA250 (wife's)
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I don't know that I would consider my car an "early production car" since it had a 4/31/08 build date, but I still had to have my fuel pump replaced.Originally Posted by 02325
As to the OP, I think for the 09's, they have fixed the problem by now.
2008 E90 335xi Black on Black all options checked. 4/31 Build Date 24,xxx miles
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For the early-mid '08s they were still using the same design fuel pumps (just re-manufactured) as the '07s, which is why they were still having issues. However they changed the fuel pumps late '08 (approximately Sept. '08)to a new design, and that seems to have done the trick.
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...83&hg=13&fg=15
If you look here, you will see the three part numbers for the 3 separate fuel pumps. So hopefully case closed.
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