BPM4 EKP Installation for E93

@juan35i

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I did not know about the check valve in the fuel pumps. I have no leaks in the fuel system stock fuel top hats but I removed the filter and regulator and installed external ones. My injectors not leaking as well. So if I install a check valve I should be good? I will also contact EOSpeed and see if the BPM4 needs an update
 

NoGuru

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I did not know about the check valve in the fuel pumps. I have no leaks in the fuel system stock fuel top hats but I removed the filter and regulator and installed external ones. My injectors not leaking as well. So if I install a check valve I should be good? I will also contact EOSpeed and see if the BPM4 needs an update
Yeah if you install one you should be good. Get it as close to the HPFP as you can if possible.
 

martymil

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Yeah if you install one you should be good. Get it as close to the HPFP as you can if possible.
Actually, you should have it as close to the fuel tank as possible so when you're cranking the whole line is already prefilled and partially pressurised, I've got mine halfway and never had any long crank issues at all.

It takes less time to pressurise the line if its already done as it doesn't drain back.
 

@juan35i

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Actually, you should have it as close to the fuel tank as possible so when you're cranking the whole line is already prefilled and partially pressurised, I've got mine halfway and never had any long crank issues at all.

It takes less time to pressurise the line if its already done as it doesn't drain back.
Ok ordered the check valve and will install when I can. Hopefully this fixes the issue. Thank you
 

NoGuru

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Actually, you should have it as close to the fuel tank as possible so when you're cranking the whole line is already prefilled and partially pressurised, I've got mine halfway and never had any long crank issues at all.

It takes less time to pressurise the line if its already done as it doesn't drain back.
You are right, I was thinking backwards yesterday :)
 
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