EURORELIC

13 62 1 273 238 –Volume air flow sensor

NLA newchecked 2026-09-28source: bmwpartsdeal.commarket: US+EU

BMW part number 13 62 1 273 238 (13621273238) is the Volume air flow sensor, a fuel part catalogued for the E28 (528e). As of our last check (2026-09-28, bmwpartsdeal.com), BMW lists it as no longer available new (NLA). 1 kit or reman option, 2 repair guides below.

⚠ Safety-critical part. Have a qualified mechanic verify fitment and installation before driving.
  1. 1 New from BMW
    No longer available new (per source; may be market-specific).
  2. 2 Aftermarket new
    No sourced aftermarket equivalent yet
  3. 3 Used / NOS
    Search live listings on eBay US/DE.
  4. 4 Interchange
    No cross-model match in our data
  5. 5 Kit / reman
    1 kit or service option
  6. 6 Community fix
    No forum workaround recorded yet
  7. 7 DIY guide
    2 repair how-tos linked (forum, article, video)
  8. 8 Paid hunt
    We search dealers, breakers and forums for you.

Buy new

Not available new from the US or the European dealer we checked. BMW Classic or another dealer may still locate one with your VIN.

Aftermarket options (0)

No sourced aftermarket equivalent recorded yet. We only list brand numbers that a brand catalog or vendor page explicitly cross-references to this BMW number.

Where to buy

Every link opens 13621273238 at that seller: “View” = the part’s own page, “Look up” = the seller’s part-number page, “Search” = the seller’s search pre-filled with the number. You can order from either region.

United States

Europe (DE · UK · DK)

“Ships internationally” is shown only where we read it on the vendor’s own shipping page (checked 2026-09-28); otherwise check with the vendor. Import duties and taxes are the buyer’s responsibility. Amazon links carry our Associates tag, so we may earn a commission; other seller links are not affiliate links today.

Used & NOS listings

Cross-model interchange (0)

No interchange recorded. That doesn't prove there isn't one; it means we have no sourced match yet.

Community fixes (0)

No forum workaround recorded yet. If you know a thread, the hunt team wants to hear about it.

Kits, reman & retrofits (1)

DIY

Worn carbon track: open lid and move wiper onto fresh track; do not touch spring tension – beemerlab.org

Repair guides & how-tos (2)

Write-ups and videos from owners, forums and specialists on removing and fitting this part. Summaries are ours; follow the link for the full steps, photos and torque values, and credit goes to the original author. Safety-critical part: have a qualified mechanic check the work.

ArticleShiftBMWDifficulty: Mediumwritten for E24 / E28

Cleaning the Air Flow Meter Potentiometer ↗

Explains the vane air-flow meter, how to check it by sweeping the vane while reading resistance, and how to open the glued base cover to clean the wiper and carbon track with alcohol (do not undo the connector screws). Reseal with sensor-safe RTV, optionally with a desiccant bag inside.

Tools mentioned: Multimeter, isopropyl alcohol, small screwdriver, sensor-safe RTV

Written on an E23 730i (M30); same vane AFM family.

by Paul Axford · shiftbmw.com· link checked 2026-10-08
ArticleShiftBMWDifficulty: Hardwritten for E24 / E28

AFM Adjustment ↗

Theory-heavy guide to re-tensioning a vane AFM's flap spring one cog at a time on M20/M30 engines, using an O2-sensor voltmeter hookup to centre the mixture. For tinkerers: it changes the meter's calibration.

Tools mentioned: 5 mm Allen key, screwdriver, multimeter, switch + jumper wiring

by RAkhmedov · shiftbmw.com· link checked 2026-10-08

Notes & sources

Last listed $671.01 on bmwpartsdeal (not orderable). SAFETY-CRITICAL (brakes/steering/fuel/airbag): have a qualified mechanic verify fitment and installation.