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Can't really tell from the photos but is that an M43 block?
More info would be welcome.....
Can't really tell from the photos but is that an M43 block?
More info would be welcome.....
Good question, I don't know, its a Z3 1.9 convertible 2002 if that helpsWelcome on the forum.
Can't really tell from the photos but is that an M43 block?
More info would be welcome.....
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Can you get a full photo of the engine?
from Staffordshire, sorry can't help no tech knowledge at all but you've come to the right forum for some sound advice from lots of friendly Zedders Thank you
Yes give me a moment
That's an M43 block you've got there (I've got one too.)
from a quick search on RealOEM, I've deduced it may well be a hose elbow for the fuel supply to the injectors. Number 7 on the diagram at the link. Would be great if somebody could also take a second look as I am not 100%.
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=CM12-EUR-04-2002-Z3-BMW-Z3_19&diagId=13_1740
from a quick search on RealOEM, I've deduced it may well be a hose elbow for the fuel supply to the injectors. Number 7 on the diagram at the link. Would be great if somebody could also take a second look as I am not 100%.
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=CM12-EUR-04-2002-Z3-BMW-Z3_19&diagId=13_1740
That's the pipe that's split, now it's another problem I've got to resolve as the car keeps overheating and I thought that was the problem ok I've changed the radiator temp sensor fan switch but it still keeps overheating, could it be the fan
Ok, hmm. I asked the question because the 1.8l engines were discontinued sometime in 2000.
If it's a fuel pipe it will leak fuel, if it's a water pipe it will leak water and it's a vacuum pipe it will suck unmetered air into the engine and the engine will most likely run rough?
Is it doing any of the above?
Tony.
Is it doing any of the above?
Tony.
I would replace it like for like to be honest then you won't get any kinks in it. But are you sure that is where you are losing water from? I can't see any stain from anti-freeze on the picture of the pipe you posted.
Tony.
Tony.
