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Starting at $132.95, AutoBuffy stocks 1 brake pedal travel sensors from Standard Ignition. This sensor measures how far the brake pedal is depressed and sends that data to the ABS, stability control, and brake assist modules. When it fails, those safety systems can't read pedal input correctly — triggering warning lights or disabling critical braking functions.
The brake pedal travel sensor is a precision electronic component, so fit, signal accuracy, and OEM-compatible output matter more than price alone. Your main decision is between an OEM-equivalent unit, a remanufactured sensor, or a universal/adjustable sensor — and whether you need a standalone sensor or a combined pedal sensor assembly. Confirm your Bmw M340I's connector type and mounting location (column-mounted vs. pedal bracket-mounted) before ordering.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-Equivalent (Direct Fit) | Owners who want plug-and-play installation with no calibration and full safety system compatibility | Exact connector, signal range, and mounting points matched to Bmw M340I specs; typically longest service life |
| Remanufactured Sensor | Budget-conscious repairs where a quality part is needed but cost is a concern | Rebuilt to OEM specifications, tested for signal output; usually includes a limited warranty; may require a scan tool reset |
| Combined Pedal Sensor Assembly | Cases where the sensor and bracket or switch are worn together, or when individual sensors are no longer sold separately | Complete bracket-and-sensor unit reduces installation time and eliminates fitment guesswork; higher upfront cost but more reliable long-term |
| Adjustable / Universal Sensor | Custom builds, race applications, or instances where the OEM sensor is discontinued | Wider mounting flexibility and adjustable travel range; requires manual calibration and signal verification with a scan tool; not ideal for daily drivers |
Access the sensor by removing any lower dash trim panels to expose the brake pedal bracket area. Disconnect the electrical connector, remove the retaining clip or mounting screws, and swap in the new sensor before reconnecting the harness and reinstalling trim. After installation, use a scan tool to clear any stored fault codes, verify live pedal travel data reads correctly through the full range of pedal motion, and confirm all affected warning lights have cleared.