replacing the fuel pump

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  • el_gringo
    Banned
    • Mar 2008
    • 299

    #1

    replacing the fuel pump

    Alright. so im using the gaz-guzzlin monster of a truck instead of driving the e-thirty because either my CPS shot the shit, or my fuel pump did. i dont mind dishing out the 110$ for a new CPS, because if thats not it, well, i can always send it back or re-sell it.... BUT

    Fuel pump talk here... 242.xx for a pump? are we serious?
    P/n: 16141181075
    make: VDO-Seimens

    is there anywhere else i can buy one of these? or is there a upgrade that will drop right in and cost me around the same ballpark as this?


    i once heard a guy say "the most expensive thing on a 318is is the head gasket"... obviously that mutherfucking didnt drive one!



  • txleadfoot
    Wrencher
    • Apr 2006
    • 208

    #2
    surely someone has a good used unit on here for less than $50. have you posted a want ad in the WTB section?

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    • el_gringo
      Banned
      • Mar 2008
      • 299

      #3
      you know, i have not. i get paid tomorrow, hopefully the full amount too. i will check. thanks for bringing that up!

      you should come out to a meet sometime if your in plano... it might a bit of a drive, but a beer is worth it

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      • twright
        Mod Crazy
        • Sep 2008
        • 705

        #4
        I just bought an M42 fuel pump (1991 318is) from Autozone for $70. I sure wouldn't pay $200 for one of those.

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        • el_gringo
          Banned
          • Mar 2008
          • 299

          #5
          sometimes you get what you pay for though. is it just the pump, or the whole drop in assembly? i dont want to dick with reattaching wires and crap ya know? my hands are so cut up from that small ass space anyways..

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          • twright
            Mod Crazy
            • Sep 2008
            • 705

            #6
            It's just the pump. You have to pull the assembly out of the tank (easy to do from under the back seat) and remove the fuel pump from the assembly.

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            • rallyegolf
              Member
              • May 2008
              • 96

              #7
              test it first before you pull it. It may save you $140.00. It is super easy to test.

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