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Removed from a 1987 BMW 535i (E28)
Price is $25.00
Local pickup available in Brick 08724 of Clifton 07012
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The number 16131177706 refers to a Genuine BMW Expansion Tank (also known as a Carbon Charcoal Canister) used primarily in the fuel supply and evaporative emissions (EVAP) systems of older BMW models.
Product Overview
This part is a critical component of the fuel system, responsible for housing activated carbon that captures and stores fuel vapors before they are purged into the engine.
Primary Function: Acts as an expansion tank and activated carbon container for the fuel system.
Common Fitments: Specifically designed for classic BMW models from the 1980s, including:
BMW E28 5-Series: 524td, 528e, 533i, 535i, and M5.
BMW E30 3-Series: 1989-1991 models like the 325i.
BMW E23 7-Series: 733i and 750iL variants.
Location on Vehicle
Depending on the specific BMW model, this part is typically located in one of the following areas:
Rear Right Wheel Well: In many classic models like the 3 Series (E30) or 5 Series (E28), the expansion tank is located behind the trim inside the rear right wheel arch, near the fuel filler neck.
I also have a E28 fuel pressure regulator
Fully functional when removed from a 1987 BMW 535i (E28)
Price is $25
In a BMW E28, the fuel pressure regulator (part number 13531711541) is located in the engine bay, mounted directly to the fuel rail. It is typically found at the front or rear end of the rail, depending on your specific engine (such as the M20 or M30).
Vehicle Compatibility
This regulator fits several classic BMW chassis, including:
3 Series (E30): 318i (1985), 325i, 325is, 325iX, and M3 (1988–1991).
5 Series (E28/E34): 525i (1989–1990), 535i, 535is, and M5 (1988).
6 Series (E24): 635CSi, L6, and M6.7 Series (E23/E32): 735i, 735iL, and L7.
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