DIY E90 BMW 335i High Pressure Fuel Pump Replacement (HPFP) N54

[@expose_theoccult1541]

Dude you're awesome and helped me successfully replace my hpfp with this video alone! Car is running great. You do a great job of clearly articulating every step to the viewer, while also not rushing through things that may seem simple to the mechanically inclined.

[@Zeiten]

Happy to help👍

[@daniecornelissen8295]

Awesome video Tim, I'm a huge fan!! I really like the great advice you give on genuine 2nd hand vs genuine remanufactured vs non OEM fuel pump (parts principle in general for BMW) Epic advice thank you!!!!

[@Zeiten]

Thank you, appreciate your feedback👍

[@cupompa]

Thank you Zeiten for still making videos on the E9X.

[@Zeiten]

More to come😉

[@oldjarhead1125]

Great video, as usual. You are 1 very thorough Tech. Very patient with stubborn connectors. Love to watch your work. Please keep posting. Thanks

[@Zeiten]

Thank you, appreciate your support🙌

[@anointingosuiwu]

Wonderful video. i'll be getting the 2012 N55 335i by the end of the year. I appreciate how detailed you are. your video should get more views for real. huge thanks

[@Zeiten]

Thank you, appreciate your feedback🙌

[@BmwFinatik]

I love all of your videos I find most of them very helpful as I have a 2012 E70 with the N55 motor .. I had a failing high-pressure fuel pump for the last month. I think it was going out and was putting my car in limp mode and causing it to misfire. I drove around for a few weeks like that with my scanner plugged in constantly having to erase codes to take it out of limp mode, I believe this cause my ValveTronic to deactivate due to “fault too frequent “ I am going to replace the pump and hope that the valve Tronic will relearn positions and activate back on its own. I would love for you to make a video on relearning adaptations, and Val Tronic/eccentric shaft positions.

[@stephanfradette8571]

Hi Zeiten, wow you have a real talent at making repairs accessible and comprehensive to DIY. I have a 2011 X3 F25 N55 and from other videos, it seems as the same process to your car in the video. I am not a mechanic so I'm wondering about cleaners and lubricants? I know you have to clean the Manifold before inserting the new gaskets and you were saying about lubricating some gaskets. Could you run through your recommendations in cleaning and lubricating? Keep it up

[@Zeiten]

Hi thank you for your feedback, cleaning- you can use regular throttle body cleaner and shop towels, as far as lubricants for components that interact with engine oil use a bit of engine oil, if it’s coolant use a bit of coolant and so on i bet you get the idea. Intake manifold gaskets generally don’t need lubricants

[@hawong00168]

Thanks for the video. I enjoy watching your videos. They are very educational. Keep up the great work. Happy holidays.

[@Zeiten]

Thank you, appreciate your feedback🙌

[@battlehrfred]

Thanking you Again Tim, for your thorough and in depth instructions SIR!! Fabulous Video!! I do not have any issues with my 13, x5 35i, but i would like to change out the fuel filter,because it has 162000 thousand kilometers and feel it need to be replaced,(preventative maintenance)but i do not know where it is located e and has remove the front underbelly covers but no such luck ( continuing to damage/break the plastic clips).I do have the new Mann fuel filter to replace ty for your help.ty

[@davewallace9048]

Probably a good time to upgrade the fuel pressure sensor while you’re right there. Also do a walnut blast to the intake valves

[@MarioDallaRiva]

Hey, Hey Tim! Gonna watch this bit later today hope you're well 👍🏻

[@Zeiten]

Sounds great, thank you👍

[@bosshogg_210]

I forgot to send you a message on ig … I asked you for help on my 2008 750i I did get the alternator bracket done .. thank you for your time and help !

[@Zeiten]

Glad to hear it🙌

[@orlandoperez3006]

love watching your channel, thanks for the informative parts segment

[@Zeiten]

Happy to be helpful🙌

[@salesmain2367]

Great video, Thank you for taking the time to do all of that, would you please advise where to get a pump.

[@Zeiten]

Thank you, as i said in the video I usually lean towards used genuine hpfp from ebay, stay away from amazon, ebay is much better for anything automotive related😉

[@salesmain2367]

wish you are close by to fix my cars.

[@stevet8607]

Another great video Z-MAN 👍👍 , still waiting on the t-shirts 😁🤣, I need one for Christmas 😁 lol , anyway keep up the good work bro

[@CarlosOrtiz-ds4cr]

Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate your time..

[@Zeiten]

Happy to help🙌

[@nikhil13289]

Greetings very nice video thank you. My BMW F20 N13 116i logged DTC P0087 can it be HPFP issue. With drivetrain warning. FRP value is 6000 kPa at ideal and freeze frame for dtc 220 kPa only. Is FRC same as hpfp value you shown in video. Which is better Used BMW part or new part from good tier 1 like Bosch or hella?

[@FabioSantos-ii6bh]

Hi Tim. A huge thank you for such a high explanatory video. Thanks for sharing the knownledge. I am in Brazil and I am facing hard times trying to find this fuel pump over here. Would you mind telling me where I could buy these remanufactured pumps in US? Thanks again.

[@Zeiten]

Thank you for your feedback, just look for oem used pumps on ebay from my experience used oem is better than remanufactured

[@bernardo774]

Hello! Where i can by this remanuf fuel pump? i see a lot, but i cant trust. Tks!

[@MarioDallaRiva]

Bravo! ?: How is the HPFP driven in this version? Thx!

[@anthonyjordan7847]

Nice video bro Just subd Do u know the name brand that bmw uses for hpfp

[@eristalutest3595]

Thanks

[@tommy6633]

You need to get a bungee cord and tie up the cables to the hood to get them out of you way!

[@RichardLamb-fj4cw]

Greetings - is the total time of the video indicative of the normal amount of time needed for this replacement? My Euro shop is billing for 3.3 hours

[@Zeiten]

Of course not, 3.3 hours is not bad at all at the shop

[@federicotorresbordils7624]

Hello Mr Zeiten, I have the following OBD DTCs: 0029F2 0029F5 002AEC 002C7F Are they enough to change the HPFP or is the NOX sensor that is leading to put the car in Check engine light and running ∆=1 in an emergency mode ? The car goes normal but when I floor it the MIL appears on cluster Congrats for your channel and thanks a lot in advance. The pump was changed in an official recall in 2011 E92 N53B30UL 218 hp 2008 250.000 kms. BimmerN53

[@Zeiten]

I’d say start with hpfp either get the genuine pump or used guaranteed working condition any aftermarket pumps or remanufactured are tend to not work from the start, regarding other codes go one by one

[@aboitoo]

Thank you so much, love u

[@Zeiten]

Oh wow😁 thank you i guess😁🙌🙌

[@mikeyRJ]

What tool did you use for the back bolt having trouble getting it off in my car

[@Zeiten]

Long thin torx 30 you can find it in harbor freight

[@joshuamolina2986]

Is this the same process for the N55 with the N54 HPFP?

[@Zeiten]

Yes

[@Thomas998822]

9nm for the 3 hpfp bolts to engine

[@EvilX5M]

This is the code it go, “2FDB Fuel high pressure nach Freigabe der Einspritzung”