BRAKE BOOSTER G30 (524) *34-27*
43,698 km
AU $350.00
Available stock
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BRAKE BOOSTER F10 (956) *34-27*32,706 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER G30 (524) *34-27*26,184 kmAU $350.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER E90 (368) *34-27*77,627 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F25 (469) *34-27*19,861 kmAU $250.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER E70 (410) *34-27*164,870 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER E46 (622) *34-27* M3180,940 kmAU $300.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F22 (098) *34-27*46,547 kmAU $300.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F22 (876) *34-27*10,974 kmAU $420.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER E87 (733) *34-27*89,328 kmAU $250.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F15 (410) *34-27*11,272 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER E87 (368) *34-27*52,459 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F12 (956) *34-27*37,208 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F48 (440) *34-27*33,779 kmAU $350.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER E70 (410) *34-27*224,537 kmAU $200.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER G01 (172) *34-27*5,986 kmAU $340.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F32 (099) *34-27*26,706 kmAU $220.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F45 (432) *34-27*52,409 kmAU $280.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER G11 (444) *34-27*59,007 kmAU $520.00 -
BRAKE BOOSTER F45 (995) *34-27*22,070 kmAU $250.00
Helpful Information
This guide aims to provide 'general' information about BMW transmissions, such as common issues that we've encountered and tips on determining fitment compatibility.
In vacuum powered (traditional) brake boosters, the diaphragms are prone to failure—which leads to a loss of braking assistance. This usually presents as a very hard brake pedal.
As of us writing this information (January 2024) electric boosters have not begin to fail yet. However the construction seems to based off DSC pumps—so we wouldn’t be surprised if similar issues arise in a few years.
The brake booster is located between the brake pedal and the master cylinder. When the brake pedal is pressed, the booster uses engine vacuum (in traditional systems) or an electric pump (in more modern systems) to increase the force applied to the master cylinder—meaning less force is required from the drivers foot to apply the brake pedal.
There can be multiple, non-exchangeable types of brake booster within any given model generation—which is usually to account for different engines.
The best way to confirm fitment compatibility of a brake booster is to match the BMW part numbers from the catalogue. This can be done by decoding your vehicle’s VIN in a BMW EPC (electronic part catalogue.)
If you don’t have access to an EPC, provide our team with your vehicle’s 17-digit VIN—and we’ll check our stock for a compatible match.
There is a high-amount of interchangeability between vehicle with similar platforms.
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