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Old 09-27-2008, 03:26 PM
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Fuel filter (search with no results)

well, i think its time i look into changing out my fuel filter. i was done 30k ago, and since i have a tickle to work on the car, i guess i'll change it. what do you guys recommend? oem or aftermarket? which one works the best? i'm running 93oct. pump gas, with a 255HP LPH walbro pump.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

its not a real scientific part either one will do I have used a 6-an 1000 microfilter one and then switched to a new stock one and it made 0 difference far as I can tell. Save your money just go with stock imo unless you are using -6an lines (or 8 if your the king) the real bitch is getting that mofo off :S
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

thanks Steviek!
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

dont forget releasing gas cap..i just done one well i forgot got gas all over me. and that was the first thing in the morning pmo. i no you no to do this tho. and i did to.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

Don't snap that fuel line when taking the filter off, like I did...The damn line twisted right off with the filter. Went to Summit and got some SS braided line and fittings and ran it from the tank all the way up through to the filter (much easier than replacing it with regular line because it's flexible, stock isn't).
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

Yeah, not fun to take off. I got smart and replaced mine while I had the transmission out...the second time...made it alot easier to get to the bottom fitting.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

I hated changing that thing. Mine was such a bitch to get off...
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

I really didn't have too much of an issue changing mine even though it looked like it had never been changed. Do all of you guys have 2nd gen DSMs? Are they located in a different location compared to the 1st gens?
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

I dont know where they are on a 1g but on a 2g car they are located on the firewall underneath the battery
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

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I dont know where they are on a 1g but on a 2g car they are located on the firewall underneath the battery

Or right in front of the rear passenger tire. Thats where mine is.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

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Or right in front of the rear passenger tire. Thats where mine is.
That sucks. Don't like half of the 420a's have them in the front and the other half in the rear? Mine is on the firewall. Heard those ones in the back are a PITA to change.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

They aren't that bad. I actually think it would be hard to change one on the firewall with the motor in.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

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They aren't that bad. I actually think it would be hard to change one on the firewall with the motor in.
Actually wasn't that bad. 1st time had a little issue trying to break the bolt on the bottom. And you have to take the battery and the windshield washer resivior out, but then you're all good.
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Re: Fuel filter (search with no results)

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Or right in front of the rear passenger tire. Thats where mine is.
Lucky bastard. Your Eclipse must be a Z71
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