1993 bmw 7 series 740i

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Asked by Bart_goodwin May 27, 2019 at 06:16 PM about the 1993 BMW 7 Series 740i RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi im 17 i just got my first car its a 1993 bmw 7
series 740i and it cranks but no start if anyone can
help me i would greatly appreciate it thanks

4 Answers

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im not hearing a fuel pump prime but ill try the starting fluid and check for spark and compression test to try to get it started thanks for helping me :)

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Hi so it starts for a second with starter fluid i bought a new fuel pump but the old one clipped in the fuel tank and the new one i bought has like rubber pieces on it i put it in and it still won't start

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Ok I dont here the fuel pump when its in the run position so ill check the pump relay do you know where its located at i checked underneath the hood amd in the back seat where the battery is at and i cant find it

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If it is a 1993 BMW 740i Battery is under the back seat passenger side, fuses on the driver side under the hood and brains on the passenger side. Check all the error messages coming up before you start it. Make sure they are all cleared.

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