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BMW BMW E9 Carburetor

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Carburetor61,90 € – 877,20 €
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Last updated: 03.09.2026, 12:03

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 290.00 €
Min: 61.90 € Max: 877.20 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
Mecatechnic Unknown 61.90 € 2026-09-03
Kleinanzeigen Unknown 100.00 € 2026-09-03
Kleinanzeigen Unknown 480.00 € 2026-09-03
Mecatechnic Unknown 877.20 € 2026-09-03

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Price comparison: Carburetor

Current median for the BMW BMW E9: 290.00 €.

Median across all car models: around 160 €. This model is 85% above that and more expensive than 65% of the models compared.

Median across BMW car models: around 130 €. This model is 130% above that and more expensive than 75% of the models compared.

Compares the medians of the most recent offers found for each model.

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About this part

The carburetor on your BMW E9 blends air and fuel before the mixture reaches the combustion chamber. Poor cold starting, a lumpy idle or a smell of petrol around the intake point to gummed-up jets or a leaking float chamber.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check when buying a carburetor for the BMW BMW E9?

Compare the type designation and bore stamped on the body of your BMW E9: one series often ran several carburetors depending on engine and market. Ask whether jets, float and throttle spindle are still original and free of play.

Used carburetor or a rebuild kit?

As long as the body and spindle bushes have no play, a gasket set with fresh jets usually brings a carburetor back. Once the throttle spindle is worn the engine draws false air, and a good used carburetor is the cheaper answer.

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