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Fuel Line 4.6is
Got the tank down to change fuel filter. My filter didn't have clamps but plastic connectors which broke from being brittle. I have these blue lines and have no clue what I can do from here. The nipples won't fit on the hoses as such.
I can't believe such a simple job has turned into a nightmare. It was easier doing the water pump on my v12 e38. Did anyone have these hoses or suggestions? I can't seem to get the plate all the way off either so tracing these fuel lines and replacing seems like I might as well send to the dealer. |
Fuel filter replacement
these were the connectors but now they are broken and can't be re used. What can I do now without possibly having to replace entire fuel lines? |
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I wish! I broke the black connector. I believe I created a work around. Car started and no leaks after 2 days. It is bone dry! I will put the plate back up as soon as it stops raining!
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humm I'm trying to visualize which part you busted. Can you tell which part it is in this diagram? If so I should be able to help find it for you.
http://realoem.com/bmw/diagrams/x/h/230.png ECS Tuning |
I think he broke the black clip on number 3.
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http://www.xoutpost.com/attachments/...dsc00793_2.jpg
I broke these...according to dealer they could not be taken off from the lines. |
Wow how did you break that.
You do know that you don't touch that clip on that side. On the opposite side, the blue is like a strip, you push that in, and it lets go from the filter. Yea you can't buy those separate. But you can buy the lines, and then take it to a place that can flare it, and splice in the old, with the new. But since, you fixed it, just let's hope it lasts. |
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