BMW Fuel Level Sensors

At Advance Auto, we carry 2 different types of Fuel Level Sensors for your BMW at competitive prices to fit your budget. Save on costs when you find your BMW replacement Fuel Level Sensors with us.

Make sure to compare prices and take a look at the top user reviewed Fuel Level Sensors that fit your BMW. The ratings and reviews for these aftermarket BMW Fuel Level Sensors really help you make the right decision.

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Compare 2 BMW Fuel Level Sensors

Search our full catalog of aftermarket BMW Fuel Level Sensors below. Make sure to check for user reviews of Fuel Level Sensors to learn which worked the best for our customers.

Carquest Premium – Carquest Fuel Level Sensor, KBC1112 (Part No.KBC1112)

Carquest Fuel Level Sensor, KBC1112

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$396.99
The Fuel Level Sensor is a much more critical sensor that just reporting the fuel level in the fuel tank for the purpose of the fuel level gauge reading. The engine operating system and the vehicles emmissions control system requires this input to protect the engine should the fuel level be so low as to create a lean operating condition and possibly damage the engine. The other feature, and just as important, is the evaporative emmissions system operation. Fuel level must typically be between 15%-85% for the system to purge the fuel vapors.
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Carquest Premium – Carquest Fuel Level Sensor, KBE1113 (Part No.KBE1113)

Carquest Fuel Level Sensor, KBE1113

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$256.99
The Fuel Level Sensor is a much more critical sensor that just reporting the fuel level in the fuel tank for the purpose of the fuel level gauge reading. The engine operating system and the vehicles emmissions control system requires this input to protect the engine should the fuel level be so low as to create a lean operating condition and possibly damage the engine. The other feature, and just as important, is the evaporative emmissions system operation. Fuel level must typically be between 15%-85% for the system to purge the fuel vapors.
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