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Hi,
I am going to buy a rear brake pad sensor for my 2005 530I. I was wondering which brand is better and if I buy the PEX or BOWA, do they work like the original one? The PEX and BOWA are much cheaper that Genuine. What do you prefer?
Where is the closest dealership to you? I usually buy them at the dealership unless im putting in an order for other stuff online. Their only $15 each.
I live in Omaha,Nebraska. I went to dealer and their price was 80$. I found PEX brand in autozone.com by 20$. where do you get by 15$?
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Originally Posted by Lord Vader
Where is the closest dealership to you? I usually buy them at the dealership unless im putting in an order for other stuff online. Their only $15 each.
$80? Wow. When I bought my last set I got them at the local dealership for $15 each. Mins you my car is a lot older then yours and uses a different sensor.
Try BimmerSpecialist.com. I find they have excellent prices and everything I've needed they have had in stock.
I would go with the BMW sensor. My dealer charges $15 as well. As far as i know the only design change is that there is more plastic on the sensors for the newer vehicles. It's still the same electronically speaking.
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