BMW Fuel Tank Filler Neck - Genuine BMW 16117356516

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BMW Fuel Tank diagram for M760i xDrive, 750i, Alpina B7, 740i xDrive, 740i, & more

The fuel tank filler neck hose is a flexible connection between the fuel filler neck and the fuel tank. It allows safe transfer of fuel during refueling while sealing against leaks and preventing vapor escape. Constructed from fuel-resistant rubber or reinforced synthetic material, the hose is designed to withstand constant exposure to gasoline, ethanol blends, and varying temperatures. A properly functioning filler neck hose is essential for safe fueling, emission control, and preventing fuel odors.

• Fuel leaks or strong fuel odor near the rear of the vehicle – caused by cracks or deterioration in the hose.
• Difficulty refueling or fuel backing up – due to blockages, kinks, or collapsing hose walls.
• Check engine light related to EVAP system – from air leaks or vapor loss through a damaged hose.

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