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      04-04-2024, 12:37 PM   #1
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Possible HPFP cooked ??

Today i was driving my car and it shut off while idling at a red light . car wont start only cranks. Had about 50 miles left in gas tank . i am guilty of driving the car low on gas plenty of times and ran out of gas about 3 times total . LPFP is showin 84 psi in log & HPFP IS SHOWING 80-85 Psi when cranking . checked the codes through bm3 and got these codes. im assuming its the hpfp but i want to see if anybody else has had this issue and if they solved it or if anybody has thoughts of what it can be . thanks

car also had stalling issue when i drove for long periods of time ( 1-2+ hours ) it would start back up ( only happened about 3-4 times since 2 years ago ) hasnt happened for about 6 months

BMW specialized shop is charging $520 for labor to replace hpfp . how hard is this to do myself and what tools would i need ? & is there a way to do it without removing manifold

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How are you reading LPFP pressure?
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How are you reading LPFP pressure?
did a log with bm3 while cranking car and LPFP act raw is showing 84 psi
HPFP act raw is 80-85 while while cranking and without cranking ( car in on position ) with hpfp target at 1750 only while cranking
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There is no LPFP pressure sensor, that's not real data.

But your HPFP pressure may suggest that your LPFP is working. can you hear it?
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gotcha thanks for clearing that up , i didnt check for sound of the lpfp so ill do that .
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lpfp is turning on going to replace hpfp will update
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Replaced HPFP with the one you sent over and car is back on thanks bro
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Replaced HPFP with the one you sent over and car is back on thanks bro
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I'm curious if the HPFP looked physically damaged? Failure is pretty rare since its mechanical
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I'm curious if the HPFP looked physically damaged? Failure is pretty rare since its mechanical
Looked normal to me i compared them side to side and were the same . The bad hpfp just had alot of debris & was dirty . i did run out of gas about 4 times idk if that has anything to do with it
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Looked normal to me i compared them side to side and were the same . The bad hpfp just had alot of debris & was dirty . i did run out of gas about 4 times idk if that has anything to do with it
That might be a good takeaway - running out of gas can do that.
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