[TheMidnightNarwhal]

I have a 335is I bought at 55k miles now at 62k miles.

I'm unsure if it's been changed before. Is it possible to see a sticker of PN or date produced or something without having to remove the pump?

[feuer]

Yes, is printed on the metal side of the pump. Towards the front. Where that ground cable runs to the engine block.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by feuer

Yes, is printed on the metal side of the pump. Towards the front. Where that ground cable runs to the engine block.

Ok thanks I will have to get back under the car!

[feuer]

Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

Ok thanks I will have to get back under the car!

Is pointless. You will find out nothing. Pump can fail at any given time. Failures aren't associated with neither time nor mileage.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by feuer

Is pointless. You will find out nothing. Pump can fail at any given time. Failures aren't associated with neither time nor mileage.

Ah really?

I see a lot of comments saying they last around 60k miles.

But I did see some last much longer but the overall feel I get reading is that 60k miles is the usual?

[feuer]

Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal

Ah really?

I see a lot of comments saying they last around 60k miles.

But I did see some last much longer but the overall feel I get reading is that 60k miles is the usual?

Ok, and have you read my comments that I'm @ 102k and replace the pump twice already?

Mostly depends on how vehicle is driven, then climate, then age and mileage....

As I said, it would be pointless. Don't waste thought let alone time getting under the car.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Originally Posted by feuer

Ok, and have you read my comments that I'm @ 102k and replace the pump twice already?

Mostly depends on how vehicle is driven, then climate, then age and mileage....

As I said, it would be pointless. Don't waste thought let alone time getting under the car.

Alright, I guess I'll look out of curiosity next time I'm doing work under there.

Hoping it wouldn't go out in the middle of winter, worst time to work underneath.

Thanks!