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Old 04-18-2009, 04:44 AM
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I'm trying to locate the fuel hose into the engine (which feeds the fuel into the engine obviously); but not having luck due to my unfamiliarity with engines.
Does anyone know? Or can provide a photo with an arrow showing where it is. Reason why I'm asking is I am going to install one of those magnetic fuel
saving/performance devices.

Much appreciated!
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Originally Posted by yezero' post='851082' date='Apr 18 2009, 08:44 AM
I'm trying to locate the fuel hose into the engine (which feeds the fuel into the engine obviously); but not having luck due to my unfamiliarity with engines.
Does anyone know? Or can provide a photo with an arrow showing where it is. Reason why I'm asking is I am going to install one of those magnetic fuel
saving/performance devices.

Much appreciated!
It's different on every car. You need to clarify what car you have
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Oh whoops, 2004 530i with the M54 engine
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Originally Posted by yezero' post='851082' date='Apr 18 2009, 08:44 PM
I'm trying to locate the fuel hose into the engine (which feeds the fuel into the engine obviously); but not having luck due to my unfamiliarity with engines.
Does anyone know? Or can provide a photo with an arrow showing where it is. Reason why I'm asking is I am going to install one of those magnetic fuel
saving/performance devices.

Much appreciated!
magnetic fuel saving/performance devices <--- Wish it work fine. Please let us know if really work.
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Wow, no body knows where the fuel line is?
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Read these sites before bothering to try and install it. Like that Tornado intake system, it seems to be a scam.

http://www.fuelsaving.info/magnets.htm or http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasc...9/eng99199.htm
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If this doesn't work, you could try Cold Fusion
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I mean, what could go wrong? Nothing really.
But I love the placebo feeling of saving more fuel. So show me the fuel line love!
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dude, don?t waste your money on snake oil? plus you don?t want anything to restrict fuel! it makes the car go another option would be a honda civic or toyota prius... good luck
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The reason why these fuel saving magnets actually work is because you want to believe that you are saving fuel. So you drive a little less speedy without even really noticing it.

I would tell you where the fuel line is but I have a 545i and I am not familar with the 530's engine room.


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