Changing Fuel Filter
Originally posted by Jkan2001
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yeah 93 octane owns....i can get it at damn near every gas station around here
And it's like 1.50 or less at some places.
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yeah 93 octane owns....i can get it at damn near every gas station around here
And it's like 1.50 or less at some places.
and "damn near?" its at every gas station here... 87, 89, 92/93 i think
Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
93oct makes my mileage about half of what i get at 87
and "damn near?" its at every gas station here... 87, 89, 92/93 i think
93oct makes my mileage about half of what i get at 87
and "damn near?" its at every gas station here... 87, 89, 92/93 i think
Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
Honda isn't open on the weekends, so **** me.
Honda isn't open on the weekends, so **** me.
and open every day.
yeah. life is good
btw fuel filter is only $10 from trash auto pick it up not hard to do either.
Originally posted by Bumnah
i've got an acura dealership open till 2 am. just the parts department.
and open every day.
yeah. life is good
btw fuel filter is only $10 from trash auto pick it up not hard to do either.
i've got an acura dealership open till 2 am. just the parts department.
and open every day.
yeah. life is good
btw fuel filter is only $10 from trash auto pick it up not hard to do either.
get a set of flare wrenches. it really helps with disconnecting the filter from the bottom because it can be really tight on there and a normal wrench may strip the bolt. A flare wrench made my fuel filter replacement 100x easier.
on my 5th gen it took me 15 minutes to replace it i used a 14mm open wrench and some mm socket... along with a 10mm... unscrewed the bracket and it basically just fell out... unscrewed the two tubes on top... put the new on in.. voila... simple
i don't know if newer models are like that? you don't need to take off the braket to replace the filter clamped in by it...
i'm sorry it was actually $15 at trak auto... btw they're getting bought out by advance so everything is on sale
i don't know if newer models are like that? you don't need to take off the braket to replace the filter clamped in by it...
i'm sorry it was actually $15 at trak auto... btw they're getting bought out by advance so everything is on sale
Originally posted by 94reds
Guys...after we install the new fuel filter do we have to reset the ecu, especially when we have fuel controller (like fields)?
Guys...after we install the new fuel filter do we have to reset the ecu, especially when we have fuel controller (like fields)?
Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
not that i know of, but turn your car to the "on" position, turn it off, turn it to "on" again and let the lifters and injectors start pumping the fuel so there are no air bubbles, than start the car.
not that i know of, but turn your car to the "on" position, turn it off, turn it to "on" again and let the lifters and injectors start pumping the fuel so there are no air bubbles, than start the car.
Originally posted by 94reds
Thank you very much...I guess you just solve my other problem that I posted in other thread....I changed my fuel filter on monday afternoon...I used the car monday night there's no problem...but tuesday morning I can't start my car...indicator lights and the ecu sound were on but it just won't start. Suddenly the alarm was on.
Thank you very much...I guess you just solve my other problem that I posted in other thread....I changed my fuel filter on monday afternoon...I used the car monday night there's no problem...but tuesday morning I can't start my car...indicator lights and the ecu sound were on but it just won't start. Suddenly the alarm was on.
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