Part Number Help

[The Ben]

If there's already a thread along these lines excuse the new one, but...

I'm looking to replace my O2 sensor in my '87 325 and want to make sure I pick up the right one off eBay. If anyone would be so kind as to help me out with this that would be great. Also, is there such a repair guide or CD-Rom that lists part numbers. I remember seeing a thread here were someone mentioned they pulled a part number off an ETK guide...?

Thanks.

[The Ben]

Nevermind, found realoem.com.

Moderator, you can delete this if you'd like...

[9x16]

Yeah,dont buy the ebay O2 sensor,its universal fake.I know I checked on that.

[The Ben]

Cool, thanks for the heads up. Some of them are presented as Bosch, but yeah, who knows...

Turns out a coworker of mine has a buddy that works the parts desk at a local BMW dealership. I just need to find the part numbers, and he'll get me the "buddy price."

[Celsdogg]

visit bmpdesign.com or bavauto.com and look for the part that you need. it will typically give the BMW part number along with it.

[CR320i]

all that you need:

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/select.do?vin=&...&trans=M&arch=0

JUST INPUT YOURS

[draculia]

Originally posted by 9x16@May 18 2005, 06:40 PM
Yeah,dont buy the ebay O2 sensor,its universal fake.I know I checked on that.

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