I have a 2000 honda accord ex.i have power problems,runs verry slow when it gets hot.runs ok when it gets cold,but not at its best.there is no check engine light.i have changed the 02 sensors.also the fuel pump,and now it takes a while to turn on.before i changed the fuel pump it turned on fast. N.E ways my problem is more of a power problem.My engine makes alot of noice.does it need a valve adjustment.can a valve adjustment be done to a 2000.it has about 83000 miles on it.can some one help me please! :disappoin :disappoin

check your fuel filter(s).

i asked in alot of places about the gas filter.they told me.the filter is non servisable.what do i do.i only changed the pump restrainer.i think the filter is on the hole pump set up.

well someone is bullshiting you, all cars have fuel filters, just look in your cars manual, find where it is, buy one and replace it

Yes it does have one,but it is not servisable.thats what they told me.maybe i have to take it to the dealer or somewhere else that knows how to service those filters.not even my car manual tells me where my fuel filter is at, or how to remove and replace it.its weird does anyone know about the fuel filter on my car.i been trying to locate it.it sucks :confused:

hm......if you get a chance my accord 89, but still has a fuel filter by the rear wheel well, and near the carb. under the hood, but on your it may be in the same places which i highly doubt, try looking under your car, see if you see sometype of filter near the gas tank area or closer to the engine or try to find the fuel rail

but on your it may be in the same places which i highly doubt
Well, that's true

I can't speak for the 2000, but the 1993's is under the hood, on the bulkhead, passenger side.

The reason they say it's "non-serviceable" is because the fuel line is under pressure. It's do-able, but it's not like changing an oil filter.

Well, that's true

I can't speak for the 2000, but the 1993's is under the hood, on the bulkhead, passenger side.

The reason they say it's "non-serviceable" is because the fuel line is under pressure. It's do-able, but it's not like changing an oil filter.i've changed a fuel filter on a ford f150, and the line was under pressure and all that happend was that alot of gas just spilled everywhere

Advance Auto parts said they don't carry a fuel filter for my 2002.

Advance Auto parts said they don't carry a fuel filter for my 2002.
idk about honda dealers, i ahevnt asked for fuel filters there, but at a toyota dealership they sell fue filters for the same price as you would buy in an auto shop.But this is for a toyota

well witch fuel line is not under preassure.all fuel lines are under preasure.I asked them too for a filter and they told me they dont carry one for my car.i am going to change the hole fuel sending unit.thats were the fuel filter might be.inside the unit were the pump is at.

well witch fuel line is not under preassure.all fuel lines are under preasure.I asked them too for a filter and they told me they dont carry one for my car.i am going to change the hole fuel sending unit.thats were the fuel filter might be.inside the unit were the pump is at.yea i guess you can try that