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Rusted Fuel Feed Line. Replacement? or Fix?

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  • GunMetalGreyG
    GunMetalGreyG
    GunMetalGrey
    wrote on last edited by
    #5

    I replaced both the feed and return lines on my e30, you can buy them pre bent and ready to install from either the dealer or any of your favorite online retailers. I went through hell and high water to actually get mine delivered, for many different reasons. 
    Well, maybe I bought the last ones, as they are showing NA now... which may explain why it was hard to get.

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    • GunMetalGreyG
      GunMetalGreyG
      GunMetalGrey
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      #6

      http://www.ecstuning.com/ES36497/
      http://www.ecstuning.com/ES36527/
      Just kidding

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      • YoungCRY
        YoungCRY
        YoungCR
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        #7

        Sweet. Maybe it's brake lines that just don't come pre-bent. Good prices too.

        Chris Young
        BMWCCA #458972
        1986 528e/5  | 1994 530i/5 | 1995 540i/6 | 2013 X5 35d | 1998 C1500 Suburban | 1995 K2500 Suburban

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        • jayinmadisonJ
          jayinmadisonJ
          jayinmadison
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          #8

          Thanks for the links, GunMetalGrey, and the responses. This is the first I've found the pre-bent gas lines. And yep much cheaper than I thought. 

          @GunMetalGrey, do you have any install tips or online resources that you could point me to?

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          • patsbimmer1P
            patsbimmer1P
            patsbimmer1
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            Tip:. Don't light any matches or plug/unplug anything.

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            • jayinmadisonJ
              jayinmadisonJ
              jayinmadison
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              #10

              Is this the general method? Saw this posted on another forum:

              "Also don't forget to depressurize the fuel system: Pull fuse 11 (I think that's what it is.) and start the engine, the car will consume the remaining fuel in the line and die on it's own, next pop open the gas cap."

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              • 6670charger6
                6670charger6
                6670charger
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                I ran into this with an E34 wagon I had in Germany. The rear lines around the tank were all rusted and leaking. Ended up junking the car. Trying to bend the lines and get them right is impossible, and when you bend them, they flatten which certainly restricts the inner opening in the tubing. Hopefully you can find prebent lines. If not, good luck.

                Eric

                88 325ic, Cirrus Blau; 120,000 miles

                66 Dodge Charger, red/black, mileage unknown

                Appleton, WI

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                • straight6pwrS
                  straight6pwrS
                  straight6pwr
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                  GunMetalGrey said:

                  http://www.ecstuning.com/ES36497/

                  http://www.ecstuning.com/ES36527/

                  Just kidding

                  if i had an e30 i'd buy a set of these while they are available, even if i didn't need them. hell of a deal.

                  Dan
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                  • Bobdudeman1988B
                    Bobdudeman1988B
                    Bobdudeman1988
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                    #13

                    When i bend lines i fill them with salt. Keeps them from kinking and flattening. Then rise out with brake cleaner. :D

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                    • B
                      B
                      B C
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                      #14

                      I hate brake/fuel lines.

                      Plan on just replacing all of them.

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                      • EarlE
                        EarlE
                        Earl
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                        I don't know how I do it but I have gotten really good at bending lines. You need to just go slow and apply even pressure

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