Hi all, how easy to replace and whereabouts is a 325i touring fuel pump?
(I know, I know, I'm on the hunt for a Bentley repair manual!)
How easy/whereabouts, 325i fuel pump!
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Fuel pump is in the tank, access under the rear seat base, a plate with 4 screws on the offside of the car, remove the bolts and withdraw the sender in the centre and the remove the perimeter bolts, turn and remove the pump.
An E30 touring, two E28 M5's and an E28 528i.
- Brianmoooore
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Slight complication on a touring is that the fixing/hinge rail for the rear seat bases (just) gets in the way.
Slacken off three (or four??) hex headed grub screws and slide/twist the rail out.
Slacken off three (or four??) hex headed grub screws and slide/twist the rail out.
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http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... chfuel.htm
the link above is a basic guide
as Brian says, the touring seats do get in the way a bit...
the link above is a basic guide
as Brian says, the touring seats do get in the way a bit...
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http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... 81#2766881
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... 81#2766881
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fuzzy
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easy to replace once located. couple of rubber fuel pipes and an electrical connection to unplug and a 3 or 4 small bolts to remove the pump. cost of a nrw pump is rather high if youve not looked into that yet. £150+ ish iirc even from ECP 
- Endless325
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Thanks for all the help guys, doesn't look like too much of a bad job!
fuzzy, £150 for a new pump
I've found a good second hand one from a low mileage motor for £20 delivered
fuzzy, £150 for a new pump
I've found a good second hand one from a low mileage motor for £20 delivered
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fuzzy
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problem with second hand though is its a gamble on how long it lasts. you might be lucky and get years of use from it but alternatively it might pack in a week after fitting it as its likely to be as old as the one your replacing.
- Endless325
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Very valid point mate, I may ask him if he has another one just in case 


