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DIY: Replacing Fuel Sender / Pump, (P0442 – EVAP Emission Control Sys: Small Leak) DIY: Replacing Fuel Sender / Pump, (P0442 – EVAP Emission Control Sys: Small Leak)
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Old 07-06-2015, 09:17 AM
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Thanks for the great pictures in the DIY. I noticed in an earlier post that you tried to repair the burned out area around the pin with JB Weld. How long did that last? I have the same exact issue with my 2009 X5. Thanks.
Hey bznx1r,
It lasted a few months. I think two or three to be more accurate.


Please don't be a car dealer making crappy repair.
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