First BMW...fuel leak.....please help!

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  • Intense
    Wrencher
    • Mar 2006
    • 292

    #16
    Originally posted by redbull 325is
    stop bench fixing.. get under the car and look where the leak is 95% chance its just a cracked rubber fuel line



    Julien
    I know...I know, but right now, I'm in Atlanta for a user conference, while my car sits at home in Charlotte. I'll be home Wednesday night. My first order of business on Thursday morning (after I call in sick) is to get under the car and find (hopefully) that fuel leak.
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    Past: lots of stuff
    Present: e46 m3
    2010 F150 Lariat
    1990 E30 Touring
    1/4 e34 LeMons car

    2004 Malibu 23 LSV
    2000 Odessey Millenia 210

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    • Cashdogg
      Member
      • Feb 2006
      • 67

      #17
      1 leak leads to the next. He probaly sold it because on a ix it would be a
      chore to get the tank out. I would take the tank out and start all over.
      Putting a fuel cell in the trunk and running all new lines and mount the
      fuel pump in a better spot. That crammed tank is where all the rust starts...

      $0.02

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      • browntown
        No R3VLimiter
        • Jun 2004
        • 3524

        #18
        If my fuel tank goes bad, I plan on going this route: "the well cell"

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        • turnofftheradio
          E30 Addict
          • Apr 2005
          • 448

          #19
          if it leaks mostly at idle, or after you turn it off, you may have a rusted out return line. mine leaked, the hard tubing welded across the top of the tank had a pinhole in it, I dropped the tank and soldered it. hasn't been a problem yet...

          fill your tank with water before you bring flame near it...

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