can u get to fuel tank under rear seat????
will be grateful for any help
regards toby
can u get to fuel tank under rear seat????
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E30Mark
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you can get to the fuel pump & part of the tank, not too sure what your question really is...
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tobias
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replacing fuel lines to tank and if i cant connect it under seat will have to remove exhaust prop and tthen tank.
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tobias
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oh btw its an m3 if that makes a difference???
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tobias
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do you gave a better idea now?E30Mark wrote:you can get to the fuel pump & part of the tank, not too sure what your question really is...
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tobias wrote:do you gave a better idea now?E30Mark wrote:you can get to the fuel pump & part of the tank, not too sure what your question really is...
I do now!
but I'm sorry i don't know if you can get to all the fuel lines from there, not a job I've ever had to do.
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Demlotcrew
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It would help if you told us what pipes?
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I replaced the static pipes on my m3 without touching the tank/exhaust.
You only need to drop the tank if you are changing the rubber hoses that run over the top of it, and these are very rarely a problem. Your other threads seemed to be referring to the solid fuel lines. Have you actually looked under the car? It's fairly easy to see how it all comes apart.
You only need to drop the tank if you are changing the rubber hoses that run over the top of it, and these are very rarely a problem. Your other threads seemed to be referring to the solid fuel lines. Have you actually looked under the car? It's fairly easy to see how it all comes apart.
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tobias
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yes its the solid fuel lines. gonna be replacing all four of them but one goes up side of tank so cant quite see how far although new lines arriving from bmw today so should have better idea
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tobias
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they are all around about 2 metres in length and are pre pormed. 2 lead to the filter other 2 to the tank

