BMW Electric Fuel Pump + Level Sensor + Seal Right Side Siemens VDO OEM 66942

Great price especially since the seal ring is included. The websites I normally purchase E46 parts from wanted $150+ for the VDO Siemens fuel pump which didn't include the seal ring. I've had this installed for 5 months and it's been working great. Perfect replacement for my original fuel pump which was made by VDO Siemens. Installation was quick and easy.

Worked as advertise but seal was the wrong size for my vehicle. Was slightly too big. Had to pick one up from BMW.

Fuel pump came earlyer then expected and included everything I needed. Installed in under 30min only because it took me a while to figure out how to seat the new gaskett properly. Once i did the pump went in easily and solved my hard starting problem. Only had it in for about 100 miles so if anything happens ill repost but all good so far. In all I saved $150 on the pump which is $259-$300 at the local autoparts store and took minimal effort to install ( I would know having done the ccv and dual vanos seals before)

Purchased from Mueller Motorwerks and was super happy that to product came as described with the fuel pump seal. One of the easier DIY projects thus far on my 2005 BMW 325xi, was a direct replacement for my previous VDO Siemens fuel pump which had at least 30k miles on it, but how much more than that I cannot say.

Worked great! Used it to replace the Bosch I bought that was defective out of the box. So far so good after probably 1000 miles or so.

Did not come with rubber seal

Basically DOA. It lasted about 48 hours. I paid for overnight shipping because I had to leave for a trip. I drove 5 hours north and the car was dead in the morning. $65 tow and $771 dealer rape later I had another new pump. This one had shorted internally and was pulling 22A. After returning it I got a partial refund because I was told the seal wasn't in the box. I know it was because I re-tested the pump after getting home from my trip. Dead short either lead to motor housing. The seal was still "installed" on the pump so I lost another $15 for it not being noticed loose in the box. It is what it is. I would have been better off paying dealer price up front because at least a DOA pump from them would have been replaced for only the hassle of riding my bike down the road...plus a 2 year warranty.If you are even near Augusta, GA....stay far away from the only BMW dealer. Super nice people until they ass rape your wallet. Total surprise butt sex because I was actively racing Ironman 70.3 Augusta when they called my friend for the credit card and told him were to pickup the keys on a Sunday. Yeah, I got ass raped for $850 because I was sent a DOA pump.

The pump did not come with the seal, as advertised in this listing. I bought this one specifically for the included gasket, opened everything up and it's just the pump.I'm sure the pump itself works fine and apparently you can reuse the gasket in most cases. I could use it but decided to save some money and grab a cheaper one instead, since I paid extra for the included seal. One more day without the car is annoying but worth $50.