Oem Bmw E46 323 325 330 Yaw Rotational Acceleration Speed Sensor 34511166003 on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, US
This is a used OEM BMW DSTS ESP rotational turn rate speed sensor or YAW sensor. This was removed from a wrecked 2000 E46 325i. This is a VERY expensive part from the dealer!!
BMW Part #: 34.51-1 166 003
ATE Part #: 10.0980-0036.1
This will fit most 99-03 BMW E46 3-Series models. Please check the part number for comparability prior to purchase.
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