do you give advice on installation of parts

Asked by bdybil Aug 31, 2008 at 09:11 PM about the 1987 BMW 3 Series 325e Sedan RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

installation of a fuel pressure regulator on 1987 bmw 325e

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Chris answered 16 years ago

Its kinda difficult on your m20 engine. The intake manifold is ridiculous. Itll probably take you a few hours to remove and re-install the manifold but other than that its a pretty straight forward procedure. Go to amazon.com and buy a Bentley manual for your e30 bmw. Bentley is the brand of book. e30 is your chassis code (84-92 3 series) Its around $30 and will save you some heartache. Good luck.

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Johann answered 16 years ago

It's easy. At the end of the fuel injector rail you will find the regulator. On the 1 side loosen the small vacuum hose by pulling it off and the other end the return fuel hose by loosen the the pype clamp. Loosen the two 6mm boltz and pull the regulator out of the rail. To fit the new one, reverse the above steps.

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Chris answered 16 years ago

Pretty sure you need to pull the intake mani to get to the injector rail.

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