EURORELIC

32 41 1 137 951 –Vane pump (LUK)

NLA newchecked 2026-09-28source: bmwfans.infomarket: EU + ETK flag

BMW part number 32 41 1 137 951 (32411137951) is the Vane pump (LUK), a steering part catalogued for the E36 (328i, 320i). As of our last check (2026-09-28, bmwfans.info), BMW lists it as no longer available new (NLA). 1 aftermarket option, 1 repair guide 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
    Buy new: 1 option (budget)
  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
    None recorded yet
  6. 6 Community fix
    No forum workaround recorded yet
  7. 7 DIY guide
    1 repair how-to linked (forum, article, video)
  8. 8 Paid hunt
    We search dealers, breakers and forums for you.

Buy new

Not available new according to the status source (EU checked). NLA can be market-specific, so try the other region below.

New aftermarket equivalents are listed for this number: see Aftermarket options.

View 32411137951 at bmwfans.infoCross-reference 32411137951 on RealOEMCatalog diagram (bmwfans.info)

Aftermarket options (1)

New from BMW is not an option, but this aftermarket part is listed as replacing 32411137951. That is a buy-new path. Confirm fitment by VIN and compare against your old part before ordering.
Budget (1)
Lowest price. Fine for some jobs; quality and service life vary more.
Vaico V200327
Power Steering Pump – Reman.
Listed cross-refwhy this tier
View Vaico V200327 at RockAuto · $216.79Search eBay for Vaico V200327 ↗
source checked 2026-09-29

Each option links to the page that lists it as replacing this BMW number (price as listed on the check date). Tiers marked “brand class” are our classification of the brand, not a test of this part. Aftermarket parts are not BMW parts: quality varies and fitment is not guaranteed.

Where to buy

Every link opens 32411137951 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 (0)

No kit or reman service recorded yet.

DIY

No DIY route recorded yet.

Repair guides & how-tos (1)

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.

ArticleBMW Repair GuideDifficulty: Mediumwritten for E36

BMW E36 Power Steering Pump Replacement - 1990-1998 3 Series ↗

Replacing the power-steering pump on a 1996 M3: airbox and duct out, release the belt tensioner with an 8 mm hex, suck the reservoir dry, undo the two banjo bolts and the pump mounts, then refill and bleed.

Tools mentioned: 8 mm hex socket, 10 mm socket, banjo-bolt wrenches, fluid pump/syringe, drain pan

Shown on an M3 (S52); says it applies to other E36s with minor changes.

by BMW Repair Guide staff · bmwrepairguide.com· link checked 2026-10-08

Notes & sources

Not listed on bmwpartsdeal (US); ETK data on bmwfans flags 'Delivery discontinued by the factory'. SAFETY-CRITICAL (brakes/steering/fuel/airbag): have a qualified mechanic verify fitment and installation.