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Originally Posted by The HACK
NORMAL. The fuel level sensor is a tiny strip of metal with an arm and a float attached. Over time the sensor gets deposit and oxidation and the contacts don't move that well. It's a problem that plagues ALL BMWs at one time or another with increased age and mileage.
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So you're saying that my 2002 325xi with 135k miles when I sold it should of had the problem. As well as my dad's E90 w/94k when sold and his current E92 with 50k miles and my sisters 06 X3 in addition to he 05 X3 we had prior if the 2009 X3 with 43k miles on it had the problem?
That's hard to believe.
I'll add, our gas gauge doesn't move for hours. If you fill up in the morning, it would be a blessing if the gauge would read correctly by the commute home.