I purchased a 2007 bmw 335i on 15 june 2007, on 16 june 2007 the car would not start in the grocery store parking lot. After several tries the car stated and we stumbled home. After arriving home the car started and stalled, then all the engine warning lights came on. Bottom line car was towed to dealer, and high pressure fuel pump had to be replaced. The car had 238 miles on it. It took 3 weeks for the dealer to get the part. This is a common problem on the 335 series car. If this happens in traffic or on the highway, it could be a disaster. This requires some immediate scrutiny as it is still happening on cars with replacement pumps and 2008 models as well.
2007 BMW 335I fuel system complaints
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The fuel pump fails and dies out.
Fuel pump on 07 bmw 335 failed while making a left hand turn. Immediate loss of power almost caused an accident. Car towed to dealer. Waiting for parts. This has become a common problem with these cars.
Bmw 335 suffers from a faulty high pressure fuel pump which causes the car to stall in the middle of driving or exhibit loss of power. This can be fatal especially if on freeways, car stalls in middle of driving, and the driver behind collides at high speed. *tr please look into this issue and have bmw recall the faulty pumps and issue fixed versions.
Tl*the contact owns a 2007 bmw 335i. While driving 55 MPH, the vehicle sporadically failed without warning. The vehicle was able to restart immediately. On several occasions, the vehicle would shutter excessively while driving at any speed. He took the vehicle to the dealer, but they could not duplicate the failure or provide a remedy. The failure recurred so he took the vehicle back to the dealer. A technician stated that the fuel system, gasoline: delivery: fuel pump was the possible cause of the failure. The vehicle is currently being repaired. The failure mileage was 2,000 and current mileage was 15,000.
Fuel pump replaced twice within a one year process.
I have 5,500 miles on my brand new bmw 335i, and the fuel pump failed on me. Luckily, the failure occurred while my car was at my home, as opposed to on the road/freeway, which could have caused me to get into an accident. It's now been 5 days that my car has been at the dealership, and instead of immediately replacing the fuel pump under warranty, the corporation is requiring the dealership to run a bunch of tests on my car, and to basically get rid of the fault codes without replacing the fuel pump. This is a known issue with the 335s which bmw north america refuses to issue recalls for. The issue is widely discussed on www.bimmerpost.com.
I had a 2007 bmw 335i sedan that experienced a bad fuel pump problem. I brought it in to be serviced but they stated they could do nothing about it until an error code was thrown. The car ran like complete garbage and would shake fervently while idling. Now, I have a 2008 bmw 335i and after about 4800 miles, 2 spark plugs and 2 ignition coils had to be replaced. I am absolutely fumid paying this much for a vehicle that has zero reliability. This car also shakes rather roughly at idle and makes me question the integrity of the manufacturer's fueling system.
The high pressure fuel system on my 2007 bmw 335 failed at speed on the expressway causing me to lose power and be forced to pull onto the shoulder and call roadside assistance.
Fuel pump failure.
Entering a freeway on ramp during a turn, the car's fuel system failed and caused the car to 'shutter' (same feeling as someone who does not know how to drive a stick shift). This caused the car to lose control and flip over after hitting a ditch. The car has already had two fuel pumps replaced and bmw knows about this problem. So far, bmw does not want to take responsibility for their inability to fix this known 335i problem. There are already 11 complaints (not including this one) regarding the issue on this website. Bmw assist also failed in the crash as it did not contact bmw assist call center after the crash.
The high pressure fuel pump malfunctioned while merging into traffic on a freeway on-ramp, resulting in a near rear- end collision as the vehicle suddenly slowed due to the malfunction. This is a well known defect in this vehicle for which production continued, knowing full well the potential for eventual malfunction, without disclosure to the purchaser.
Failed fuel pump, (twice now) once at 8,000 miles, and now again at 23,000 miles. I bought this vehicle new. It's a 2007 bmw 335i.
2 fuel pump failures resulting in over one month without vehicle.
I just bought a bmw 335 in december 2006, less than 7,000 miles and while driving in the highway the malfunction engine light turned on. The car started to idle and there was almost complete loss of power. When I tried to take the car to service they initially refused to take the car because I had not made an appointment. Such an expensive car and its falling apart just a few miles after. Finally they look into the problem and it seems to be the high pressure gasoline pump. I've read online that several people have had this problem but still bmw refuses to acknowledge it.
My new bmw 335i sedan started losing power and eventually vibrated to a halt. Fuel pump failure. Dealer had memo on dcs but failed to acknowledge so.
High pressure fuel pump failure in bmw 335i coupe. 4 weeks to replace.
Experienced fuel pump failure on my 2007 bmw 335i and became a safety hazard to others driving behind me on my way to work. Started experiencing symptoms as recently as a month ago, such as long engine crank times, very rough idling upon startup, and occasional "limp mode" performance. In spite of all this, the dealership did not work on my car until I experienced a "service engine soon" (ses) warning light. The fuel pump progressively got worse where the engine would shudder when revving over 2000rpms, and the car perpetually remained in limp mode where it is not able to accelerate in a safe enough manner to drive on public roads and highways. I was finally able to bring my car in for warranty repair when the ses light came on at 7/25/07 on my 02/07 production vehicle. I was told that there is over a one month wait for a fuel pump replacement.
Bmw 335 coupe hpfp (high pressure fuel pump for direct injection) failed before 4,000 miles. No signs of failure, car started to run rough, went into "limp" mode, and then would not restart without dying again after a few moments. Car was towed to the dealer, and was diagnosed as fuel pump failure. I had to wait 7+ weeks with the car in service because the fuel pump was on international backorder with 400+ units on backorder! Pump was replaced after being in the shop for 7+ weeks, and car is running good again.
High rate of fuel pump failures for the 335i bmw, if occurs on the highway leads to very dangerous situations. Bmw should be forced to issue a recall for safety concerns.
2007 bmw 335i has known widespread fuel pump problem with high rate of failure leading to sudden power loss. I have new car with 1200 mi, with no warning from dealer about potential problem, I experienced near complete power loss on busy freeway leading to near collision. This car should be categorically recalled until all fuel pumps are replaced. Mfr is continuing to sell this car with known defect without warning consumer. When presented with this problem, it is common for a 2-3 month backorder on replacement pump which also has a high failure rate. Overall, bmw's poor design, lack of thorough testing before release of new engine, and failure to warn customers is creating this unacceptable hazard.
On cold starts with my 335i sedan, car would take 5-6 seconds to start. Happened after 1,950 miles, consecutive mornings and evenings. Brought the car into the shop. They reset the computer and discovered a failed fuel pump. Part is on back order, still not eta on arrival and car has been in the shop for over 3 weeks now.
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