BMW R1200C fuel pump & filter replacement.

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  • Опубліковано 10 лют 2024
  • Replacing the fuel pump & filter on my 1997 BMW 1200C.
    Also discovering why the low fuel indicator kept flashing whilst riding.
    Parts used:
    1x Quantum pump kit - Part No. HFP-439
    1x Mahle fuel filter - Part No. KL145
    1x Fuel pump panel to tank "O" ring.
    4x crimp type S/S hose clamps.
    Optional fuel hose quick disconnectors - Colder Product Company (CPC) LC Series chrome-plated brass couplings.
    I am not a mechanic and this video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results.
    Please feel free leave comments below on this subject or how I can improve my video’s
    Thank you for watching!
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  • @AmbrosiasRideOuts
    @AmbrosiasRideOuts 2 місяці тому +1

    That's my Ambrosia ! Thank you for the video 👍, I am collecting these as I'm sure I will need to do work like this at some point.

    • @Jimmy2Teas
      @Jimmy2Teas  2 місяці тому

      Thank you, hope helps you in the future. I'm in the process of editing a new video detailing the wheel refurbishment for a R1200c. Mine had badly pitted, flaking chrome rims and rusty spokes. It's a common issue with these bikes.

    • @AmbrosiasRideOuts
      @AmbrosiasRideOuts 2 місяці тому

      @@Jimmy2Teas YESSSSS, I have been looking at dealing with this issue on mine for some time. Also, the exhasuts, no idea where to start with getting these re-chromed or whatever. Subscribed.

  • @vyatranto
    @vyatranto 5 місяців тому

    Hi, could you specify what quickconnect from CPC that you have and the price? Thanks

    • @Jimmy2Teas
      @Jimmy2Teas  5 місяців тому

      Hi, LC series of pipe couplers from CPC. (Details are in the description) Prices UK are approximately £45.00ea for female end and £25.00ea for male end. These can be found on eBay or local BMW parts specialist etc. Definitely worth fitting, makes removing the fuel tank a lot easier in the future.