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A used power steering pump that fits one vehicle won't always fit another - even within the same model range. These questions help breakers match stock to your exact vehicle before they quote:
The BMW 4 Series (F32/F33/F36, 2013–2020, and G22/G23/G26, 2020 onwards) uses electric power steering (EPS) across all variants and engines, meaning there is no hydraulic power steering pump fitted to any version of this car. If you are searching for a power steering pump, this part simply does not exist on the 4 Series and you will not find one at a breaker. You may instead be looking for the electric power steering rack, the EPS motor and column assembly, or the steering angle sensor — confirm which component has failed with your garage before requesting quotes.
It is very likely there has been a misidentification, as the 4 Series has never been fitted with a hydraulic power steering pump in any trim, engine size, or body style. The steering feel and assistance on these cars is provided entirely by an electric motor integrated into the steering column or rack, so no pump, fluid reservoir, or hydraulic lines are involved. Ask your garage to clarify whether they mean the EPS steering rack, the electric steering motor, or a related sensor, and then search for that specific component on Findapart.
Engine size makes no difference here because no BMW 4 Series — whether a 418i, 420d, 430d, or any other variant — was ever fitted with a hydraulic power steering pump; the entire range uses electric power steering. The 420d, like every other 4 Series engine, relies on an EPS system rather than a hydraulic circuit. For a 2016 F32/F33/F36 420d, the component you are most likely needing is the electric power steering rack or column assembly — confirm the exact failed part with your garage and quote for that instead.
Trim level is irrelevant here because no version of the 4 Series — not SE, Sport, M Sport, or M Sport Plus — was ever built with a hydraulic power steering pump to begin with. The M Sport trim does feature a sports-tuned EPS setup which may feel different to drive, but the underlying technology remains electric throughout the range. If you are having steering issues on an M Sport 4 Series, speak to a breaker about the electric steering rack or EPS module rather than a pump.
The 3 Series F30 (2012–2019) also uses fully electric power steering, so it equally has no hydraulic power steering pump to source — there is no such part available on either vehicle to transfer across. If your actual need is an EPS steering rack, the F30 3 Series and F32 4 Series do share some steering components given their common platform, but confirm any specific part number and compatibility directly with the breaker against both registration plates before purchasing.