Mini Cooper S R52 R53 Petrol W11 Fuel Level Sensor and Filter 6765124

The Mini Cooper S R52 R53 W11 Fuel Pump Level Sensor Filter is a complete, used unit from the Fuel Filters group, designed for the gasoline fuel system in Mini Cooper S models of the R52 and R53 generation with the W11 engine. Integrating the pump, fuel level sensor, and filter into a single module allows for efficient service replacement and stable fuel system operation in daily use.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6765124
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6765124
• Substitutable numbers: 6765124, 16146765124, 16146756187, 6756187, 16146762072, 6762072, 7177977
• Fuel type: Petrol
• Category: Fuel Filters

Purpose and Function in the Fuel System

The described module combines three key components in one housing: the fuel pump responsible for delivering gasoline under the correct pressure, the fuel level sensor that works with the instrument cluster, and the fuel filter that cleans the gasoline before it is supplied to the injection system. This solution is typical for modern Mini designs and ensures consistent operation of the entire fuel supply system.

The component has been specifically designed to work with gasoline fuel, which guarantees appropriate material resistance to the chemical composition of gasoline and compatibility with the parameters of the factory injection system in the Mini Cooper S R52/R53 W11.

Benefits of Using a Complete Module

Using a complete module of the pump, sensor, and filter in one housing simplifies servicing and reduces the risk of leaks resulting from additional connections. Replacing the entire assembly is particularly beneficial when symptoms such as the following appear:

• starting problems with a warm or cold engine,
• power drops under higher load,
• unstable fuel level readings on the dashboard,
• uneven engine operation at low fuel levels.

Choosing an original Mini solution from the Fuel Filters category allows you to maintain factory flow and filtration parameters, which translates to stable injector operation and reduces the risk of premature wear of fuel system components.

Selection by OEM Number and Interchange Numbers

The module has a dedicated OEM part number and associated interchange numbers, which facilitates precise identification and selection of the correct component for a specific version of the Mini Cooper S R52 or R53. In practice, this means the possibility of verifying compatibility both by the factory number and by reference numbers used in parts catalogs.

To avoid purchase errors, it is advisable to compare the markings with the currently installed component or use a parts catalog with the VIN number. This ensures that the new pump, fuel level sensor, and filter module will work correctly with the electrical system and engine control system.

Condition, Application, and Practical Installation Tips

The offered item is a used part, which in the case of original Mini components often allows for a favorable compromise between cost and quality of workmanship. Before installation, a standard visual inspection of the housing, connection spigots, and electrical connectors is recommended, as well as maintaining particular cleanliness around the fuel tank opening to avoid introducing contaminants into the system.

When replacing the module, it is also worth paying attention to the condition of the tank cover seals and fuel lines. A correctly selected and installed pump, fuel level sensor, and filter assembly restores proper supply pressure, stable fuel level readings, and improves the smoothness of the gasoline engine operation in the Mini Cooper S.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the fuel system area in your Mini and need other parts from the same group, such as filter inserts, filtering modules, or complete filter assemblies, check the available parts in the Mini Fuel Filters category.

To deepen your knowledge of the diagnostics and operation of the gasoline fuel system in a Mini, it is worth reading the guide describing the operation of pumps, injectors, and fuel tanks, selecting parts by OEM number, and the principles of regeneration – this is thoroughly discussed in the article Fuel System – Injectors, Pumps, and Fuel Tank: Maintenance and Regeneration.