EURORELIC

62 16 1 354 267 –Sending unit assy metal tank – tii [prod. Sep '71 - May '13]

NLA newchecked 2026-10-08source: bmwpartsdeal.commarket: US (EU: not checked)

BMW part number 62 16 1 354 267 (62161354267) is the Sending unit assy metal tank – tii [prod. Sep '71 - May '13], an electrical part catalogued for the 02 (2002tii). As of our last check (2026-10-08, bmwpartsdeal.com), BMW lists it as no longer available new (NLA). 1 repair guide below.

  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
    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 (US checked). NLA can be market-specific, so try the other region below.

View 62161354267 at bmwpartsdeal.comCross-reference 62161354267 on RealOEMCatalog diagram (bmwfans.info)

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

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United States

Europe (DE · UK · DK)

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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.

ArticleHagerty Media (The Hack Mechanic)Difficulty: Mediumwritten for 02

Repairing, not replacing, a fuel level sender saved me $200 ↗

When the gas gauge on a 1972 2002tii died, the author used an ohmmeter to confirm the tank sender had gone open-circuit, slid the housing off and replaced its broken resistance wire. He wrapped and soldered the new wire around each terminal rather than just re-tacking the old wire, which didn't hold.

Tools mentioned: Multimeter, soldering iron, resistance (nichrome) wire

by Rob Siegel · hagerty.com· link checked 2026-10-08

Notes & sources

Last listed $157.16 on bmwpartsdeal (not orderable).