Here’s a short video of the steps needed to replace the fuel filter. Many people have pointed out that you could remove the fuse for the fuel pump, and then …
Fuel Filter Replacing and Maintenance on a BMW 328i e36
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+1 on removing the fuse to the fuel pump circuit then running the car. Some
cars still maintain pressure even if the car isn’t running. Remove fuse or
take off the ground wire of the battery terminal so their no power to the
pump. Jack the car up a bit higher and always were goggles when dealing
with fluids.
Great video – pitting you cut the bit out where you removed the filter –
wanted to see how much spray we’re dealing with :)
thank you so much for your videos. I like that you dont cut them too much,
so we can see everything you do!
hey i was driving yesterday and my 95 325i suddenly lost power and bogged
down. i tried starting it but got a very rough idle. wouldnt start again. i
did the self engine check method with the gas pedal and i got the code 1221
which is the oxygen sensor 1.. i hear people says theres 4 on my car while
others say 1? how do i find out which sensor it is?
your my hero.
thank you so much for your videos. I like that you dont cut them too much,
so we can see everything you do!
Yes, where the pads are (they can get scraped off).
lol @ don’t come cryin to me if your a dumbass and burn yourself alive”.
LMFAO dude why wouldnt u pull the fuse for the fuel and let the car die so
theres no pressure……other then that good vid….but fucking a man pull
the fuse next time lol
If u don’t want ur fuel to be under pressure, pop the hood nd look for use
number 18 in ur fuse box. Remove it start ur engine nd let it die. Nd
that’s how u can get ur fuel release pressure.
Fues number 18 not use number lol.
Thank you 🙂
good work but im wondering why the filter they gave me is shorter and
fatter for my 93 320i as i thought they would have been the same…guess i
will find out tomorow when i pull it to pieces