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I need to know all the steps involved when changing a fuel filter on a D16Y7, and on a 1-10 scale how hard it is ( 10 being the hardest) Or would it just be better to have a shop do it for me THanks |
i dont think its overly hard... its just a little thing under the hood... i think
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only think you have to worry about is a bit of fuel that will spill out ......
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easy..like my ex girfriend
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If you can unbolt a nut - you can replace your fuel filter. Do some searches online...there are a few "How-to's"
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Do some searches online...there are a few "How-to's" |
Originally posted by Quick_CX easy..like my ex girfriend i think we all have a few of those LOL |
Originally posted by gatherer only think you have to worry about is a bit of fuel that will spill out ...... |
i think we all have a few of those LOL |
Originally posted by macdriver I know I do :nods: |
little black thing on your pass side firewall... next to the battery, had a bolt at the top and a hose that says FUEL on it going to the fuel rail. Remove the bolts from that thing until it falls out... :p then put the new one in there, replace any bolts you removed, maybe install a pressure gauge while you are at it... you can use orange teflon tape to seal if you are worried about leaks.... turn the key to ACC a bunch of times and let the pump prime... then start the car. Celebrate by drinking gin and sending cash to bbarbulo, PO box 203894... k?
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how often should the fuel filter be changed?
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they say ~ every 40,000kms
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man i'm way over that... how much are they??
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Fo j00... fajv dolla :D Go to Parkway, show them your TCC membership, recieve 25% off :) You ARE a member aren't you? They're not THAT much money...
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better hope she doesn't come on here or something is cut off hahaha Plus shes my EX so it doesn't matter what I say :hide: little black thing on your pass side firewall... next to the battery, had a bolt at the top and a hose that says FUEL on it going to the fuel rail. Remove the bolts from that thing until it falls out... then put the new one in there, replace any bolts you removed, maybe install a pressure gauge while you are at it... you can use orange teflon tape to seal if you are worried about leaks.... turn the key to ACC a bunch of times and let the pump prime... then start the car. Celebrate by drinking gin and sending cash to bbarbulo, PO box 203894... k? Where is Parkway anyways? :shrugs: |
Toronto - 30 Mobile Drive (behind Parkway Honda Dealership - 1681 Eglinton Avenue East near Victoria Park)
Parts manager, Brett Byrne: call 416 752 6666 Sorry to hear about your broad... You can ask any direct questions on PM... whatever you think would benefit others too you should post up :thumbup: |
bruno saves the day :thumbup:
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Sorry to hear about your broad... The girl that I was with @ DKN on Sunday I've been going out with for over 2 yrs, so I'm not heart broken or anything :bounce: |
Hey Bruno,
you mentioned that you'll have to replace the bolts after changing the filter.... now do you mean replace the existing ones with new ones ... or put the old ones back into place? stupid question but you can never be too causcious. is there a performance fuel filter out there (K&N) ?? How much would one cost and would it even make a difference? thanks |
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