| BMW E21 Fuel System - Page 1 |
| In order to have your BMW performing well, it's important to keep the fuel injection system in check. Most poor running maladies can be solved by small things, such as replacing a fuel filter, or a relay. In the event that you need to do major service on your BMW, such as replacing a fuel pump, we here at Pelican can provide you with the right part and advice for the job. Be sure to check out our Tech Article section for more information on fuel injection. |
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Auxiliary Air Valves  |
| The auxiliary air valve adjusts and maintains the proper idle for the car when it's cold. Based on temperature sensors in the engine, the valve opens automatically to allow more airflow into the engine while cold, keeping the engine supplied with more air until it reaches a certain temperature. If the unit goes bad, it can cause rich running, idle fluctuation and hard starting. |
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| 13-63-1-362-597-BOE | Auxiliary Air Valve, 320i (1976-09/79), Each
Brand: Genuine BMW [More Info] | $92.75 |  |
| 13-63-1-272-167-BOE | Auxiliary Air Valve, 320i/is (9/79-83), Each
Brand: Genuine BMW [More Info] | $91.75 | |
Fuel Distributors |
| 13-51-1-466-103-BOE | Fuel Distributor, Rebuilt, 320i (1976-09/79), Each
Brand: Genuine BMW [More Info] | $1696.75 | |
Warm-Up Regulators |
| 13-63-1-362-598-BOE | Warm-Up Regulator, Rebuilt, 320i (1976-09/79), Each
Brand: Genuine BMW [More Info] | $624.75 | |
Oxygen Sensors |
| The oxygen sensor actively measures the exhaust output from the engine in order to determine the proper mixture for the car. If you are having trouble adjusting the mixture on your car to proper levels, there is a high chance that you may have a faulty oxygen sensor. The oxygen sensor is located before the catalytic converter because the air/fuel mixture ratio cannot be accurately calculated after the exhaust gases have been processed through the cat. |
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11-76-1-466-063-M14 | Oxygen Sensor, 320i/is (9/79-83), Each
Brand: Bosch [More Info] |  |
| $63.25 | |
Fuel Pumps |
| Having trouble with your fuel pump? First, Check that the fuel pump relay is not defective, If the relay is good, use a voltmeter to check that you are getting power to the pump, If you are not getting power, the next step is to try replacing it with a new one. When replacing your fuel pump, be sure to check your fuel pump rubber mounts which secure the pump to the car. |
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| Fuel Pumps |
| BW-16-12-1-118-344 | Fuel Pump, 320i (1976-08/78), Each
Brand: Bosch [More Info] | $239.00 | |
16-12-1-150-201-M14 | Fuel Pump, 320i/is (9/78-83), Each
Brand: Bosch [More Info] | |
| $237.50 | |
| Fuel Pump Check Valves |
16-12-1-153-260-M14 | Fuel Pump Check Valve, 320i/is (9/78-83), Each
Brand: Bosch [More Info] | |
| $21.50 | |
| Fuel Tank Suction Devices |
| 16-14-1-179-423 | Fuel Tank Suction Device with Pre-Supply Pump In Tank, 320i/is (9/78-83), Each
Brand: Genuine BMW [More Info] | $238.75 | |
Fuel System Relays / Sensors |
12-63-1-277-245-M252 | Fuel Pump Relay, 4-Prong, 320i/is (1976-83), Each
Brand: Kaehler [More Info] | |
| $18.00 | |
1259925-M14 | Multi Relay, 320i/is (9/79-83), Each
Brand: Bosch [More Info] | |
| $12.75 | |
61-36-1-378-238-M14 | Relay, Multi Purpose, 4-Prong Bosch pt# 0332014456, 320i/is (1976-83), Each
Brand: Bosch [More Info] | |
| $11.00 | |
61-36-1-388-911-M61 | Change Over Relay, 5 Prong (Violet), 320i/is (1976-83), Each
Brand: Meistersatz [More Info] | |
| $10.25 | |
