Filter Pressure Regulator 325Ci KAYSER Review

Don't buy Revain cheap, get this one! It's perfect and works like a charm. Installed on my 325ci and everything works great! The fastest delivery too!

2003 BMW 330xi. An exact replacement for the original. 180,000 miles on the filter I replaced and it's not dead yet. Great price, same day delivery. 30 minute installation; used the original non-destructive clamps on the new fuel line.

Fairly easy to install. A non-starting issue I had was fixed immediately. The engine did not idle after starting. I changed the filter and the engine ran as good as ever. Genuine OEM part. Make sure you have new 12-15mm vacuum hoses and clamps!

as expected. Don't wait, jump in at this price. Do yourself a favor by having new gas lines, clamps, and vacuum lines ready before you begin. Maybe only $10 in parts, and even if the old ones don't break, there's nothing wrong with putting new ones in.

Kayser was OEM for my BMW. Her name was on the filter next to BMW. A rubber sleeve was also included. As others have said, have spare injector clamps and a new injector hose on hand. It is very likely that they will spit or break when you remove the old filter. Also prepare a vacuum hose to replace the vacuum hose that goes to the fuel regulator.

Perfect product. Looked identical to the original factory batch from my BMW. I was between this and another brand that also claimed to be OEM and I'm glad I went with this brand as other brands are obviously not what BMW originally used for cars. I also noticed an immediate increase in my car's performance and it fixed all cold start issues. I highly recommend this product.

Exactly what I wanted and came with a rubber boot. It arrived quickly and was in perfect condition. Just remember to pull the fuel pump fuse #54 and run it until it stops turning or you will end up with a gas bath due to the pressure in the lines. Also remember to place on the back of the lines. Everything should be the same so that the blue line goes center/back and the black line goes sideways/inside. I figured I'd save a headache in case someone is doing this for the first time. You don't…