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Old 05-02-2018, 06:58 PM
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Hey Greg.
How’d your go about getting your carpet up? You cut it in the middle?
How do I pull it up?


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Hey "02...."

I ended cutting it left and right of the pump.... HOWEVER, other forum users said that the carpet can be un-clipped under the seat. Please avoid doing what I did, keep your car nice.
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Hey Guys, any of you do the Fuel Pump repair for a E70 with 3rd row seats? where is the pump?

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Hey Guys, any of you do the Fuel Pump repair for a E70 with 3rd row seats? where is the pump?

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I just did this about a month ago. The fuel pump is under passenger 2nd row rear seat. You have to remove only the 2nd row seat to access the fuel pump.
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I just did this about a month ago. The fuel pump is under passenger 2nd row rear seat. You have to remove only the 2nd row seat to access the fuel pump.
Do you have a 3rd row on your X5? I know that if you DO NOT have a third row seat it's under the passenger seat I've seen many pictures of that but I've yet to see a picture of any any posting of an X5 e70 with 3rd row seat FP location. With 3rd row second set of seats pull up and there's nothing underneath

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Yes - I have 3rd row seating and confirmed it’s under 2nd row passenger seat.
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Awesome thanks I'll take a look today. Apparently there's a 10-year warranty not a recall but a 10-year extended warranty on the fuel delivery module.

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Hello. I have small leak too. I bought a car from USA and bring it to Europe. I know that EU version has much simpler EVAP system. It is possible to shut off EVAP system? To code it off?
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Wow, very nice write up. Wish I saw this before tackling the fuel transfer pump.

I made a short video on how to disconnect the fuel lines since there wasn't any info online about it:

https://youtu.be/8j4oZLnz8_M

I will edit a full length vid of the entire job and post it up as well. Thanks for this write up.
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Old 11-02-2022, 10:34 AM
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haha, that looks familiar

If you've got the letter the repair is free.
Here's the link for the recall for anyone who hasn't had this done yet or didn't get a letter:

https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/201...6V746-3479.pdf
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