Gas filter replacement: mission completed
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Drifting
Joined: Sep 2014
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From: Trieste Italy
Gas filter replacement: mission completed
Finally i've got it, was not so difficult, just need to disconnect supply and return fuel hoses at the gas filler neck (as many guys had suggested me)
Then disconnect lines before filter, discharge gas in a can, pull up the filter trought engine bay, replace it, o rings, and the job is done
Replaced mine that was maximum 65000 mi old, bad conditions, a pleat is broken too...
Definetly fixed hesitations at low rpm
Then disconnect lines before filter, discharge gas in a can, pull up the filter trought engine bay, replace it, o rings, and the job is done
Replaced mine that was maximum 65000 mi old, bad conditions, a pleat is broken too...
Definetly fixed hesitations at low rpm
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2014
Posts: 1,579
Likes: 59
From: Trieste Italy
If it has 65000 is 20 years old filter, don't know, since that i've find out a 16mm hex nut of fuel line stripped a little, there's possibility that filter was not the OEM filter......
However seems was not in good conditions, IMO.....
The most alarming things is the broke pleat, no filtration I can report...
However seems was not in good conditions, IMO.....
The most alarming things is the broke pleat, no filtration I can report...
