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Prepping my e30 engine bay for the m54 and would like to confirm how others have done it please -

Stock E30 fuel lines are still in place

I'm using a M54/E46 330i fuel filter with regulator built in (3 ports: In, Out, vacuum)

Supply: E30 supply line plumbed to fuel filter

Inlet line: M54/E46 feed line to injector rail from fuel filter

Tank breather: plumbed to PCV system next to throttle body

Regulator vacuum: ??

E30 return line: ??  As the fuel filter is regulated, is the return even used?

Charcoal canister: can this be removed?

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M54 return is at the filter. Suppose you could re purpose the old fuel return line for regulator vacuum or rip the hard vacuum line off an E46 etc and re route to suit 

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42 minutes ago, Eagle said:

M54 return is at the filter. Suppose you could re purpose the old fuel return line for regulator vacuum or rip the hard vacuum line off an E46 etc and re route to suit 

Thanks @Eagle I stupidly hadn’t looked closely at the filter. I can now see the return is built in.

so the remaining question is just the charcoal canister. I’ve previously removed these and just left the fuel tank breather line where it is open in the bay. Never hurt before and I doubt a 30 year old charcoal canister is that effective lol

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Dads E30 was an april 1990 built NZ 325i SE - it had no charcola cannister... just a hose ?

No cats either - standard NZ issue at the time.

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