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  1. MCS02

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    #2 MCS02, Jan 22, 2017
    Sorry I am no help but one of the gen2 guys will be along that can help. Welcome to MA!
     
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    #3 DneprDave, Jan 22, 2017
    P15DF: Fuel pressure 3.5 BAR lower than specified pressure.
    Potential problem source(s):
    - Fuel tank empty
    - Defective rail pressure sensor
    - Defect in low-pressure system
    - High-pressure pump defective

    P0087: Fuel rail system too low.

    The High Pressure Fuel Pumps used to be about $350, but MINI has jacked the price upwards of $1000.
    They are warranted past the car's warranty, but I don't remember which years are involved.

    Maybe it's the sensor.
     
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    #4 Metalman, Jan 22, 2017
    2007, 2008 & 2009 are covered with an extended warranty from MINI..... 10 years or 120,000 miles
     
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    #5 wjosh45, Jan 22, 2017
    JesseBee - welcome to MA.

    DneprDave - do you know if this fuel pump Mini specific or is there a cross reference part for a different car? Has anyone tried to figure that out?


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  5. DneprDave

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    #6 DneprDave, Jan 22, 2017
    It looks like it is a MINI specific part. There are three different part numbers, depending on the year of manufacture.
     
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    #7 wmwny, Jan 22, 2017
    Welcome to M/A! :Thumbsup:
     
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    #8 mrntd, Jan 23, 2017
    Welcome Aboard!
     
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    #9 wjosh45, Jan 23, 2017

    Ok - I'll look up the part numbers and see if they potentially cross reference to some other vehicles. I can't imagine a fuel pump cost this much.. wow.


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