Hi all,
Just a quick thing, where is the best place or solution to get these all changed ...for a m40 engine,,, i know i have a slight fuel leak but rather get the whole lot done...how much am i looking at?
also want to send injectors for a refurb through injectortune...is it easy to do? ive changed a fuel pump before ..how does it compare difficulty wise?
rubber fuel air hoses
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Grrrmachine
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Only source for fuel hoses is BMW; cheap motor factor stuff doesn't last.
Air hoses are also specific to each car, so they're BMW-only too.
Removing the injectors is not as difficult as removing a fuel pump.
Can't help on cost, I don't live anywhere near a place that uses pounds.
Air hoses are also specific to each car, so they're BMW-only too.
Removing the injectors is not as difficult as removing a fuel pump.
Can't help on cost, I don't live anywhere near a place that uses pounds.
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Fuel hose ( for an M20 anyway ) is 8mm internal diameter
Halfords sell goodyear stuff which should be OK - as long as it says "unleaded OK" or similar on it it will be fine
TBH I used motor factor stuff on mine - its 3 years old and counting and seems OK but then it hasnt done much mileage
Sending injectors to injectortune is definately money well spent
Halfords sell goodyear stuff which should be OK - as long as it says "unleaded OK" or similar on it it will be fine
TBH I used motor factor stuff on mine - its 3 years old and counting and seems OK but then it hasnt done much mileage
Sending injectors to injectortune is definately money well spent
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