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01-27-2005, 10:12 PM
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2001 Saturn SL-Help!
In the morning my car runs rough. After it warms it runs ok till I get to about 50mph. When it is idling in park or neutral it idles at about 2000. It will go down to about 1000 when I put it in drive. I need to know where the fuel filter is on my car. Does anyone think the filter is the problem or something more serious?
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#2
01-28-2005, 12:13 AM
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Re: 2001 Saturn SL-Help!
the fuel filter has a 100K mile service interval. mounted on/in/near the fuel pump, not exactly sure, the filter is a $90 only available from saturn, i don't know of any aftermarket sources.
what happens above 50? the newer years SOHC have a habit of sucking in the intake gasket at the number 1 runner, in some really bad cases it may be sucked into number 2 also. i would check there first. spraying some carb and choke cleaner in that area will confirm the problem (engine will blog down)
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02-04-2005, 04:14 PM
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Yeah what happens above 50?
Trust sierrap615 You shouldn't be idling so high...I would adjust your throttle position screw (little bit at a time), to bring your idle RPMs down to about 1300 initial, 7-800RPM warm. just in case you dont know, your throttle position screw is covered by a plastic or rubber cap and is what your throttle cable rotor rests on at its lowest position (it is a torx head screw)
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